An Easy Way to Regulate a Piano!

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Regulating pianos is the process of adjusting the distances between the different parts of the piano action.

We can adjust the distance that the key travels when you press it all the way down,

We can change the distance that the hammer is from the string at rest,

We can change how close the hammer gets to the string when pressed very slowly.

We can also change how far the key moves after it disengages with the hammer.

BASICS

In order for you to completely understand how regulation works, you need a basic understanding before you can start using The Regulation Triangle.

If you have a basic understanding of regulation, then you know it can be difficult to adjust these settings. Sometimes one adjustment can affect another and/or ruin the feel, or even make the piano stop playing altogether! Yes, that can happen!

And just what are we supposed to do when those standard measurements don’t work?

That’s where the Regulation Triangle can help you!

By regulating the piano to have the best speed, power, and expression, we can play each of these settings off each other so that the piano has the best feel, which makes the piano sound great and it also makes it fun to play!

I have produced a Video on the Regulation Triangle that you can purchase and finally get clarity on how to get the best feel from an upright or grand piano for only $67.00!

With the help of graphics and animations, I am able to show you exactly what to look for when regulating an upright or grand piano, so that the piano tells you what the best settings are for Let Off, Blow Distance, and Key Dip.

The video also describes pre-regulation steps – steps that are needed to be done before you regulate.

Finally, the video gives you the power to change settings so that you can get more power or more speed, for example, and still have a great “feel”.

To purchase this video and learn the amazingly simple concept of the Regulation Triangle, simply click the button below.