Tips for regulation
TLDR; practical ways to get better at regulating?how did you get from learning/practicing to feeling confident in offering it as a service to people?
Im just looking for tips/input on how to improve with regulation. I feel like ive watched every video i can find on it and so i understand it from a theoretical stand point, but I wouldnt try it on someones piano, because i wouldnt be going into it knowing the outcome will work out i guess.
I have tried it on 1 of my 3 and it didn’t go so well. I was able to reverse most of what I did, but I definitely feel like the result was worse than where it was when I started, which was discouraging because I at least hoped I’d be able to even slightly improve the playability. The experience made me sort take a break from pursuing full regulation.
i did some samples before trying a bigger section and I remember feeling like I didn’t notice things about the playability with just 3 samples that came out more noticeably with more keys.
so im curious, people who’ve solely done correspondence courses, where you’re learning virtually, how’d you become competent in effectively doing regulation for customers?
how can I use my 3 pianos at home to my advantage? should I work on only making alterations to 3 notes for quite some time before even trying bigger sections? any input appreciated.