i have a question
19:53 on Monday, October 23, 2006
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Re: i have a question
09:11 on Tuesday, October 24, 2006
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Re: i have a question
15:43 on Monday, October 30, 2006
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Re: i have a question
21:30 on Monday, November 6, 2006
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Re: i have a question
18:42 on Thursday, November 9, 2006
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cantputt04 (19 points)
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Yeah I'm with Jameh... if you can hit a high D and you've only been playing for a year. Damn.
If you can hit a high D, you don't need to play higher. Like... ever. Unless you play lead in a marching band. Or lead soloist jazz. In which case, if you need to get up that high, I'm with the mouthpiece idea.
And Bachs are... Meh. They're good but nothing special. I've been told to stay away from Schilke. I'm kind of a fan boy for them but get an Asymmetric. They were developed by John Lynch. Great man. It's a whole new take on trumpet mouthpieces. I have one, and must say. WOW. If you're looking for upper register playing, you NEED this. Not one of those shallow gimmick pea shooter mouthpieces like Schilke S or Yamaha Japan A4's. This thing is for real. It forces you to play the trumpet properly, in a 1/3 2/3 top to bottom lip placement. I just got mine the other day... I popped it into my trumpet, and played a scale. My tone quality remains bullet proof. My range has increase by half an octave. And it is clear and crisp and beautiful. I used to have trouble with a high C. NOW I have trouble with a high G lol. It's amazing. When I say half an octave, I mean, notes that are able to be interpreted as notes. I can scream like a banshee on this thing. They don't even sound like notes, it's just a loud piercing wail. It's so beautiful though... SO amazing.
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Re: i have a question
06:43 on Friday, November 10, 2006
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