Excellent video. I have two tiny suggestions. 1. You need to use plyers that are smooth on the inside. You can damage the screw with regular plyers (ask me how I know🤔) 2. Get "tech swabs" that are not made from loose fiber. You can get them from the giant-South-American-river for a few dollars. Tech swabs allow you to clean the small tone holes all the way into the bore.
Danny: This is an excellent video. I agree with Michelle Jones; I was definitely taken into another dimension - it was amazing and educational. I had a panic attack when you started taking the keys off your beautiful oboe! :-)
yikes this is really just for the upper left hand notes, you may need a pro technician, this might help :www.oboefiles.com/oboe-repair-people-across-america/
Excellent video. I have two tiny suggestions. 1. You need to use plyers that are smooth on the inside. You can damage the screw with regular plyers (ask me how I know🤔) 2. Get "tech swabs" that are not made from loose fiber. You can get them from the giant-South-American-river for a few dollars. Tech swabs allow you to clean the small tone holes all the way into the bore.
Danny: This is an excellent video. I agree with Michelle Jones; I was definitely taken into another dimension - it was amazing and educational. I had a panic attack when you started taking the keys off your beautiful oboe! :-)
lol
Great video!!! Thank you for taking me on this journey into the unknown!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nailed that intro
my notes below my C are still very flat. how can i fix that after i’ve cleaned the tone holes?
yikes this is really just for the upper left hand notes, you may need a pro technician, this might help :www.oboefiles.com/oboe-repair-people-across-america/
I have trauma that the intro brought back 0-0
hahaha i hope its not to much trauma