Under techniques: l.v.

[Raymond Robijns]

Found it in the manual, but what does l.v. mean and what does it do?

Raymond

[fabiolcati]

*laissez vibrer*, let it vibrate freely until allowed from the physical nature of the sound source

[Raymond Robijns]

Aha, 20 years from now, when I am 86..... this l.v. comes into my daily life........

Raymond

[fabiolcati]

Aha, 20 years from now, when I am 86..... this l.v. comes into my daily life........
Raymond

Hope our physical nature will let vibrate ourselves beyond endlessly

[David Smith]

FYI: While it's used in other contexts, Let Vibrate (l.v.) is used routinely in scores for handbells. L.V. is used much like the sustain pedal on a piano as an instruction to the players to let the bells continue to ring, instead of damping them after each note.

[Raymond Robijns]

FYI: While it's used in other contexts, Let Vibrate (l.v.) is used routinely in scores for handbells. L.V. is used much like the sustain pedal on a piano as an instruction to the players to let the bells continue to ring, instead of damping them after each note.

This makes sense, thanks.

Raymond