What is a good online source of reed making material?
How to make reeds? What materials and tools are needed?
Where to get said tools and materials?
I know that there are a few out there and have looked at them, but what is the recommendation?
Cheers,
Steve
Best online reed making instruction???
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It may not be the best, but I have some reedmaking notes I took at the Swannanoa Gathering and Irish week at Elkins, WV.
Also, Google is your friend.
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Patrick Sky, and Alan Burton are both mighty reed makers, in addition to contributing to this board.
Pat Sky: http://www.patricksky.com/
Alan Burton: alan@reedshaman.co.uk
http://www.reedshaman.co.uk/
These guys KNOW what they're doing.
Pat Sky: http://www.patricksky.com/
Alan Burton: alan@reedshaman.co.uk
http://www.reedshaman.co.uk/
These guys KNOW what they're doing.
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Best online reed making instruction???
As I recently quoted this I´d like to repeat it here. Joseph has mentioned Alan´s and Pat´s sites. So, just in case this gets "dropped":
http://www.patricksky.com/Files/reedadjust.doc
I´d say that reading this closely is a "must" for every piper as it helps to create an awareness that the "reeding" is by no means finished with the production of the reed. Unlike a whistle, a reed + chanter - combination is nothing eternal and that it is an important part of the knowledge of the piper to be able to make adjustments to the reed.
Hans
http://www.patricksky.com/Files/reedadjust.doc
I´d say that reading this closely is a "must" for every piper as it helps to create an awareness that the "reeding" is by no means finished with the production of the reed. Unlike a whistle, a reed + chanter - combination is nothing eternal and that it is an important part of the knowledge of the piper to be able to make adjustments to the reed.
Hans
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