Recents

Key Height Regulation Methods and Tools

There are many techniques that can be used for setting key height during a regulation. This article details the method I have adopted.

Using Shorthand To Track Your Work

Use this shorthand chart for tracking your work through the regulation process.

CyberTuner Basics Part 3: How to Use Pitch Raise Mode

The first time you do a large pitch correction can be disorienting. Avoid a lot of frustration by following these steps.

Do No Harm: Case Parts Edition

Here are some top Do No Harm practices for protecting case parts that should become habits in your day-to-day life.

Which Way Do I Turn it: A Cheat Sheet

There is a lot to keep track of when learning how to regulate. Use this cheat sheet to help you remember which way to turn a screw!

Identifying the Sources of Mysterious Clicks

While the hunt for mysterious "clicks" may never end, this article walks you through the most common sources and how to fix them.

CyberTuner Basics Part 2: Understanding Tuning Modes

CyberTuner Basics is a multi-part series on CyberTuner's wide range of uses for both beginner and advanced technicians.

Re-Pinning Action Centers

Every piano technician should be able to size, replace, and repair action centers correctly.

Grand Lyre Refresh

Including grand pedal lyre maintenance in your regulation service is a great way to enhance the value of your work.

Cybertuner Basics Part 1: Your First Tuning

CyberTuner Basics is a multi-part series on CyberTuner's wide range of uses for both beginner and advanced technicians.

Simplifying the Secrets of Upright Aftertouch

This article is a fresh approach to understanding aftertouch. Try to throw out what you have been taught so far and read like a novice.

Three Tool-Free Black Key Dip Methods

Black key dip doesn’t have to be a guessing game, and you don’t even need a gauge!

Four Basic DIY Tools

Making your own tools is sometimes a necessary part of piano technology. If this seems overwhelming, start with these simple tools.

Pedal Repair Kit

Organized kits make fast service calls. Put a pedal kit together so you can quickly fix squeaks, thumps, and rattles: I recommend having...