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If there was a simple way to produce a low C# on a D chanter regardless of reed design, it would be quite nice! Then we could have both hard and soft D's and perhaps the additional C# would also work both ways, producing a hard and a soft note. Samppa I have a large bore Rowesome style chanter. It ...

I guess my humor didn't take. I like Ulliam as he is and I'm sure he'll have some outrageous comments as soon as he sees this thread.

So you think Ulliam will abide by this decision?

HaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHa

friggin hilarious.
Personally I like it.

[/quote] Since the opening of this thread I came up with a simpler way to add an extra note below the low D (or the usual bottom note on any chanter). Samppa[/quote] I'll use the difference of the soft versus hard bottom D to throw in a C# or a pseudo C#. Hard D, soft, and back to hard D. So there i...

Judging only by the chair in the background I think its the S. California Tionol.

Ales Asenberger wrote:PRAISE THE LORD & THOMAS AEBI

Beautiful keys, what type of wood is that for the mounts. Never seen it before.

I don't think I know any NPU members here in Wash DC. I know of half a dozen pipers and there is probably a few closet pipers. I don't know how you could estimate.

"The Bomb"




Just another of those pesky Hillmann bellows!

That sounds like the wildest reception nature has had for uilleann pipes. Surely they wished to see this new male elk calling their females.

Patrick D'Arcy wrote:You're not 6'1"

Ok, now in your video we're going to have to see you standing up against a tape measure to verify your height !!

I want to see the video, please post one if you can.

You can measure your own pipes but putting that question out on the net will give you a different answer from anyone who answers. I know some folks have theirs set like a quiet fiddle while my teachers can drown out Billy McComiskey on box. Its all in the reed.

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rgouette wrote: unless we find we can just cover em with a midi patch...

Ah yes, the midi has a great sounding hard D.

Somehow I just have to see them squeeze the bag.