Baritone Mouthpiece On Tenor at Clyde Rucker blog

Baritone Mouthpiece On Tenor. Baritone reeds on tenor play more easy because the thin part of the reed is spread over a longer part of the tenor mouthpiece. In fact, many legendary pros used mouthpieces with small tip openings. To test your pitch, first play a note on the saxophone with your normal embouchure with the mouthpiece in its normal position (tune to a keyboard or tuner). If you're talking about actual baritone sax reeds on tenor, i'm curious as to how that would actually work: John coltrane used a refaced otto link tone master with a 4* or 5* tip. No idea why i never tried. Since i played baritone almost exclusively for five years and had a ton of bari reeds, i was predisposed to use them anyway. Is there a lot of trimming involved, the. This afternoon i put a vandoren zz tenor reed on my yanagisawa #5 bari mouthpiece. As you know from switching between alto and tenor, don't forget to take more mouthpiece into your mouth on bari.

To test your pitch, first play a note on the saxophone with your normal embouchure with the mouthpiece in its normal position (tune to a keyboard or tuner). No idea why i never tried. This afternoon i put a vandoren zz tenor reed on my yanagisawa #5 bari mouthpiece. In fact, many legendary pros used mouthpieces with small tip openings. Is there a lot of trimming involved, the. John coltrane used a refaced otto link tone master with a 4* or 5* tip. As you know from switching between alto and tenor, don't forget to take more mouthpiece into your mouth on bari. If you're talking about actual baritone sax reeds on tenor, i'm curious as to how that would actually work: Baritone reeds on tenor play more easy because the thin part of the reed is spread over a longer part of the tenor mouthpiece. Since i played baritone almost exclusively for five years and had a ton of bari reeds, i was predisposed to use them anyway.

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Baritone Mouthpiece On Tenor Baritone reeds on tenor play more easy because the thin part of the reed is spread over a longer part of the tenor mouthpiece. To test your pitch, first play a note on the saxophone with your normal embouchure with the mouthpiece in its normal position (tune to a keyboard or tuner). Since i played baritone almost exclusively for five years and had a ton of bari reeds, i was predisposed to use them anyway. John coltrane used a refaced otto link tone master with a 4* or 5* tip. As you know from switching between alto and tenor, don't forget to take more mouthpiece into your mouth on bari. Is there a lot of trimming involved, the. No idea why i never tried. Baritone reeds on tenor play more easy because the thin part of the reed is spread over a longer part of the tenor mouthpiece. In fact, many legendary pros used mouthpieces with small tip openings. This afternoon i put a vandoren zz tenor reed on my yanagisawa #5 bari mouthpiece. If you're talking about actual baritone sax reeds on tenor, i'm curious as to how that would actually work: