Saxophone Sax Mouthpiece

What is your configuration jazz tenor sax?

Sheets, mouthpiece, sax etc.. Or anything else that can help me, the sound of jazz from my Cannonball Big Bell Stone Series Professional Alto Saxophone I would add that soon a professor of saxophone always going to be my band director, impels me to do this kind is like a Experts .. Treatment of state in this band ... hopefully that bad, there

You know how long I looked for a sax question? long time! Well, now we have to want a tenor who was jazzed up. I think I know something about it. Or a heavy tongue, whether to play the higher notes (B-grades to rise) to. Reed, the harder it is more difficult to reproduce the low notes. and if your song especially for the deep tones of a soft nYou should Sheet so that you know that low (you can get a degree down). But this makes the higher notes more difficult to play, the language is going. They want a real voice to get pepped up. So I suggest you get thats expensive, since almost better than the cheapest. rubber tenor saxophone mouthpieces are good. But make sure you search for "jazz mouthpiece for a tenor." problem the mouthpiece that should help. Problem now for your saxophone. you do not want to go through the hassle of tenor sax, jazz just because it sounds moe. But if you must, you see "sax jazz tenor, "or" Made tenor saxophone in jazz "or simply watch" Tenor Saxophone ". But theres much more than the sax, you can add vibrato your mood. Vibrato is when they feed on the music. They do this gently Oppening mouth, just a little, because if you do too, but will make your sounds wrong. I hope that helped!

This is my 2nd year playing the saxophone ...?

So now I'm doing my saxophone fixed. I played sax for 2 years but I wondered when - I get a type of metal mouthpiece? Currently I have a rubber tip 4C Bundy, but when I change the type of metal? I also have a Rico # 4 cane, but when I increase? What are the advantages and disadvantages of metal and rubber mouthpieces? Thx! Thanks, second response!

It seems to have been led to believe that a couple myths. As your hard rod is not determined by how you play. It is determined by the opening of the tip of the beak. A piece of metal is not "better" others - is different. It's like shoes and boots, which are different but not better than another. They have different objectives. The metal pipe produces a different ringing a spokesman for the hard rubber or plastic. In most of their favorite band / orchestral work is what you get from a good short, a little woody or Reedy is what they say. It's also good to work only serious (classical). The metal gives better sound of your choice in rock and jazz. It also gives the volume a lot. The spokesperson that you choose is what kind of sound you want out of this sax. Now the grass, the hardness of the cane must be determined by measuring the distance between the tip of the rod at the tip of the beak. Nozzles are available in various sizes and then call the close, intermediate and open. (and small differences between the two so close on average) more close to the point, plus the cane should be. The more open the tip, most of the cane. That's why we have a vibration that affects only the tip, while that only by setting a reasonable effort to blow. In this way get full control of intonation, without excess or blow and you get the best possible sound quality (timbre) to the work at hand. A spokesman for larger tip to give a darker hue / her groves. An open end an evening with him / spacious sound. The environment is what comes with most of the horns of students and Bundy 4 is an open environment. Unless massive muscles of the lips, a cane 3-3.5 Rico should work perfectly in the mouth. If you want to try one more with the same dimensions, but much better - try a Selmer Paris C * (not in C - the need *) - I also get some improvements in the serious tone of reed switch manufacturers. There is a reason why we are willing to pay more and Vandoren Rico Select (and others). If you really like playing a reed at # 4, then consider getting a mouth narrower than it has. The Bundy 2 is much more closely and work with a # 4 very well. You can also a significant improvement with a different tie. The horn that came with this is not the best. Rovner One can make a big difference for you, without the cost of a bill of almost $ 400 metal. It is the combination of voice, reed, ligature and the creation of their sound quality (timbre), mainly. The best way to get fit is to find a teacher Saxophone professional to help you to work with him. Then try a lot of combinations. Did you know that are Becs saxophone in the forest and the crystal too? Sounds completely different from it. ?