Assertion: harpsichord's key | /r/HasProperty | released
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text: When the key is released, the jack falls back down under its own weight, and the plectrum passes back under the string.
text: A cloth or felt damper completes the jack; this quiets the string when the key is released and the plectrum falls beneath the string.
text: Surprising the jack comes with a damper that stops playing the musical note when the key is released.
text: When the key is released, the tangent loses contact with the string and the vibration of the string is silenced by strips of damping cloth.
text: When the key is released, the tangent falls away from the string, which is then silenced by the felt.
text: When the key is released, the jack falls back down under its own weight, and the plectrum pivots backwards to allow it to pass the string.
text: A characteristic feature of a harpsichord is the sound of the quill that hits the string again when a key is released.
text: When the key is released, the tongue moves to prevent the plectrum from plucking the string a second time.
text: The jack had an 'escapement' which allowed the quill to retract while the jack returned to its resting position, which kept the string from being plucked again when the key was released.
text: When the key is depressed the entire assembly rocks forward so that the jack (moving along the path of an arc) is forced past its string; when the key is released, the assembly falls back again under its own weight, returning the jack to its original position.
text: The harpsichord uses a very simple jack and plectrum system to pluck the strings the dampers are built into each jack and damp the strings as soon as the key is released.
text: When the key is released, the pad acts as a damper.
text: When the key is released, the whole string is theoretically free to vibrate but is immediately damped by yarn woven across the tuning machine-head end.