Yamaha YVS-100 Venova YVS-100 Lets Play Venova - Page 10

Troubleshooting, Water noise can, be heard while, playing., Overall pitch is, high., Condition, Cause

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Troubleshooting Condition Cause Solution Water noise can be heard while playing. Moisture has accumulated in the body, mouthpiece, or reed. Remove moisture from inside of the body with the supplied cleaning swab and also remove moisture from inside of mouthpiece and reed with a soft cloth. Overall pitch is Biting too hard on the high.* mouthpiece. Don't bite too hard on the mouthpiece. Mouthpiece is positioned too Position the mouthpiece deeper shallow in the mouth. into your mouth. Upper front teeth are not firmly resting on the mouthpiece. Make sure your upper front teeth are placed firmly on the mouthpiece. Overall pitch is low.* Mouth is too loose or open (the lower lip is not sufficiently supporting the reed). Close your mouth tighter around the reed (not to the extent that the sound squeaks) to firmly support the reed with your lower lip. * The reason the pitch is off is possibly due to a poor embouchure. Refer to the "Getting a Balanced Sound" section on page 17 to find a solution that improves your pitch. 20 Let's play Venova™ !

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Troubleshooting
Let’s play Venova™ !
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The reason the pitch is off is possibly due to a poor embouchure. Refer to the “
Getting a
Balanced Sound
” section on
page 17
to find a solution that improves your pitch.
Water noise can
be heard while
playing.
Moisture has accumulated in
the body, mouthpiece, or
reed.
Remove moisture from inside
of the body with the supplied
cleaning swab and also
remove moisture from inside
of mouthpiece and reed with
a soft cloth.
Overall pitch is
high.*
Biting too hard on the
mouthpiece.
Don’t bite too hard on the
mouthpiece.
Mouthpiece is positioned too
shallow in the mouth.
Position the mouthpiece deeper
into your mouth.
Upper front teeth are not
firmly resting on the
mouthpiece.
Make sure your upper front
teeth are placed firmly on the
mouthpiece.
Overall pitch is
low.*
Mouth is too loose or open
(the lower lip is not
sufficiently supporting the
reed).
Close your mouth tighter
around the reed (not to the
extent that the sound squeaks)
to firmly support the reed with
your lower lip.
Condition
Cause
Solution