Ligature Screws Up Or Down at Franklyn Thompson blog

Ligature Screws Up Or Down. I've been fitting mine with the screws downwards, but it has occurred to me that this is likely to apply a force that pulls inwards. Most of the time, the ligature’s screw is supposed to point to the right, but in this case you aren’t getting proper pressure of the reed against the mouthpiece. A rule of thumb is that to determine whether a ligature is designed for screw on top or screw underneath, you can tell because. Loosen the tension adjustment screw at the top of the ligature by a few turns before sliding it in place over the mouthpiece of. As long as they're in good condition, ligatures make very little (if any) difference to the listener. Most of the time you should have the tightening screw(s) on the right hand side of the ligature, but then again, this is just how. Some players can feel a difference in the. For example, if your reed is fairly stiff and you move your ligature forward making it even stiffer, you can screw up your embouchure, which deforms your reed and get a distorted.

Loosen the tension adjustment screw at the top of the ligature by a few turns before sliding it in place over the mouthpiece of. As long as they're in good condition, ligatures make very little (if any) difference to the listener. A rule of thumb is that to determine whether a ligature is designed for screw on top or screw underneath, you can tell because. Some players can feel a difference in the. I've been fitting mine with the screws downwards, but it has occurred to me that this is likely to apply a force that pulls inwards. Most of the time you should have the tightening screw(s) on the right hand side of the ligature, but then again, this is just how. For example, if your reed is fairly stiff and you move your ligature forward making it even stiffer, you can screw up your embouchure, which deforms your reed and get a distorted. Most of the time, the ligature’s screw is supposed to point to the right, but in this case you aren’t getting proper pressure of the reed against the mouthpiece.

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Ligature Screws Up Or Down For example, if your reed is fairly stiff and you move your ligature forward making it even stiffer, you can screw up your embouchure, which deforms your reed and get a distorted. Most of the time, the ligature’s screw is supposed to point to the right, but in this case you aren’t getting proper pressure of the reed against the mouthpiece. A rule of thumb is that to determine whether a ligature is designed for screw on top or screw underneath, you can tell because. As long as they're in good condition, ligatures make very little (if any) difference to the listener. I've been fitting mine with the screws downwards, but it has occurred to me that this is likely to apply a force that pulls inwards. For example, if your reed is fairly stiff and you move your ligature forward making it even stiffer, you can screw up your embouchure, which deforms your reed and get a distorted. Loosen the tension adjustment screw at the top of the ligature by a few turns before sliding it in place over the mouthpiece of. Most of the time you should have the tightening screw(s) on the right hand side of the ligature, but then again, this is just how. Some players can feel a difference in the.