I would like to see your technique of re-seating the left hand of a soprano sax where the pearl covers most of the key. I really enjoy your videos and have learned a lot.
Does calling the position of the pad back/front change based on what direction the key arm is attached, or is “back” always used to label the side nearest the player?
Great question! In general the back would be the key arms for the left and right hand stack pads, and the front would be the side of the pad that faces the player (in the right hand for example). For the other pads you could use the positions North South East West as reference to check. But usually the back is considered where the pad cup is connected to the key arm.
Thanks a lot 🙋🏻♂️ Really great stuff ❤
Wicked awesome video lads, thanks for your content! Really great way of getting those pads just right.
Glad you like them!
I would like to see your technique of re-seating the left hand of a soprano sax where the pearl covers most of the key. I really enjoy your videos and have learned a lot.
Thank you so much ! I will try again with my pads, I think than I made very fast this process, regards
Wonderful!
I deactivate the springs and let the key fall by itself and no light is seen and then I adjust with the spring
Does calling the position of the pad back/front change based on what direction the key arm is attached, or is “back” always used to label the side nearest the player?
Great question! In general the back would be the key arms for the left and right hand stack pads, and the front would be the side of the pad that faces the player (in the right hand for example). For the other pads you could use the positions North South East West as reference to check. But usually the back is considered where the pad cup is connected to the key arm.
that the mother of pearl does not cover