Una Corda, Sostenuto, Sustain, Sound Test, Full Upright Action

 https://youtu.be/Sgk6dYqsKZM

Una Corda pedal not tight. Pins and Jack upper octave loose. Black Keys not in use, too many sharps and flats mute. :Note for tuner: :DECD chromatic bridges:

I'm gonna play that Grand. 



When I get on that Grand, I'm going to use the entire house as an instrument, and warp the space time quantum field thereby opening a parallel reality. 




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