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Kyleian
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Is there a way to fix a reed that's split down the side?
Not neccessarily all the way down, but more just at the top to middle - making it hard to play but still playable...
or should I just throw it out and be more careful?
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Oboegirl94nm
(282 points)
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I think that you can't fix a cracked oboe reed in any case.
Plus, if it's hard to play, why play it when you can get another one?
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jvanullen
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I think he means a split reed.
Just soak it, play on it for a few minutes... (Scales, long tones.)...Soak it again, and it should be fine...
<Added>
he/she.
Not meaning to be sexist here!
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Kyleian
(23 points)
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(she :P)
Yeah,'kay, thanks...
problem is that over here I can't get reeds very easily, there's one music store that sells them and they're way expensive...
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searching...
