problems playing high A
13:35 on Friday, December 9, 2005
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(saxdude)
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on alto when I play high G and then high A there is a big difference in how it sounds. High G sounds normal but high A sounds very airy, it sounds airy on my other sax also, is it my embrochure or is it airy on all sax`s. is there like a quick tune up i can do
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Re: problems playing high A
21:10 on Friday, December 9, 2005
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(Wildband)
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like high G regular or altissimo?
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Re: problems playing high A
15:26 on Sunday, December 11, 2005
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(saxdude)
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yeah just normal high G, When i play normal high G and then normal high A, A sounds very airy compared to high G. Thats my problem.
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Re: problems playing high A
19:08 on Sunday, December 11, 2005
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(Wildband)
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maybe your mouth is to tight,
- or rather, from G to A, the octave pads switch, and one could be sticking or something. (the pad on top of the neck and one on the side, they change at that note transition i belive, though i`ll have to go look and make sure)
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Re: problems playing high A
19:43 on Tuesday, December 13, 2005
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(BEN)
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TUNE WITH A CLARINET LIKE YOU WOULD BEFORE A BALL GAME. MAYBE IT IS JUST OUT OF TUNE REALLY BAD.
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Re: problems playing high A
14:57 on Wednesday, December 14, 2005
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(Wildband)
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nah, i make the band tune to me
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Re: problems playing high A
21:37 on Sunday, January 1, 2006
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(michael)
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A is naturally a very strange note most likly it is the pads
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