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"I'm not clear on the science, but I think this is to do with the physics of music, and it affects other instruments besides concertina. Of course, on a piano it's easier to play the left hand more quietly than the right.  When I'm micing up my anglo I'm often asked to boost the treble side for a better balance, but the difference is only small.\n \n\n\n\t \n \n\n\n\tDon't forget that the player has a distorted perception of what their instrument sounds like.  Try setting up a recorder where an audience would be, you may find that your perception of the sound is different from what they would hear.\n \n\n\n\t \n \n\n\n\tif the problem is real rather than perceived, the suggestions for lightening the accompaniment certainly reflect my experience with anglo.\n \n"
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