The document discusses different shapes for woodwind musical instrument reeds, including Salix, Pod, Præstantia, and Falx. These shapes vary in their spine height, radius depth, edge thickness, driving area size, and whether edges are rounded or turned in, which impacts the sound produced through soft radial sanding of the reed.
The document discusses different shapes for woodwind musical instrument reeds, including Salix, Pod, Præstantia, and Falx. These shapes vary in their spine height, radius depth, edge thickness, driving area size, and whether edges are rounded or turned in, which impacts the sound produced through soft radial sanding of the reed.
The document discusses different shapes for woodwind musical instrument reeds, including Salix, Pod, Præstantia, and Falx. These shapes vary in their spine height, radius depth, edge thickness, driving area size, and whether edges are rounded or turned in, which impacts the sound produced through soft radial sanding of the reed.
The document discusses different shapes for woodwind musical instrument reeds, including Salix, Pod, Præstantia, and Falx. These shapes vary in their spine height, radius depth, edge thickness, driving area size, and whether edges are rounded or turned in, which impacts the sound produced through soft radial sanding of the reed.
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high spine, deep radius & apparently thick edges = reduced driving area
deep driving area & weight of wood soft radial sandng
Non Salix shape
Typical Salix shape
face slightly convex
rounded edges
SALIX 2011 soft radial sanding
MODEL SHAPES soft radial sanding CTS edge gradually tapered from driving area to shoulders
