Відео

Has no clue these even came off and quickly panicked to UA-cam to see if there was a fix. Great video thanks!

Thanks. I didn’t have a clue about how does it work.

The Argenta is not made of brass like most cornets and trumpets, it is solid nickle. It has a large bore and has a unique tone quality compared to a standard brass instrument. It is recognized as one of the best of the best.

It seems to be in good condition; not as beautiful as the one you have, but I got it for a bid of $151.00. Should receive it in a few days. Will give you an update.

Thanks. I'm bidding on one, but wanted to know how high I should go. Thanks for the demonstration. You have a beautiful tone and great range.

La trompeta es profesional

Thanks for posting this. Just reassembled my own Saturn Waterkey.

I have a Bach 37 ML 648059. Can you give me an approx. year that horn was made? Thanks

Cool stuff man! Can you tell me how long it takes to switch from trumpet to EWI. Althouh the fingering is the same you have to deal with the octaves and the left index finger.

How much is it?

I currently have the same horn...i am a comeback player after 20 years off. I have been practicing for two months, i do notice that the upper register in this horn is somewhat restricted. Am i correct?

Did you sell it? Probably a stupid question 2 1/2 years later...

Cool video! I've got an 8310Z with M/K Drawing slides myself. I've been thinking of getting a valve alignment next so I'll look into Bob Reeves.

Let’s here the trumpet on the ewi bro ! Great playing

I saw this video was 4 years ago. Have you sold this horn yet?. Im currious to know how much those horns run. My grandfather had a nice custom conn trumpet. I didnt get it passed down to me when he passed away and so im looking for either the same features as his or something similar.

Hi, So in the evi mode, are you controlling the octaves with your left fingers?

Где делают трубу ямаху 2320 с

First time I owned a trumpet with Saturn water keys Too release the spit do you just push any part of the plastic

Beautiful instrument

I also have the feeling that a long, bright ringing bell is important. But it''s difficult to find research regarding the connection between the air column, sound and a long, bright pinging bell. Once such a trumpet as this one here falls the repaired bell will probably have no longer that ping??

What mods did you make to the SHew that you kept?

Did you sell it?

That was a fun Jam! Just posted on my other channel! ua-cam.com/video/_4m0nFzg6Mw/v-deo.html

Damn this is really good, lol I’ll never be this good

NICE WORK!

Brilliant, well done!!

Flutter tonguing and a high shake! That was fun!!

What do you guys think? What Kind of EWI videos do you want to see in the future?

#TrumpetChallenge Getting it done!

Congratulations, nice video!

What cup size do you use?

Sorry, It's Called the "Five Bar Frenzy"! Haha, enjoy!

That's pretty dang cool! You should get some heavy caps to go with the jazz look!

Congrats on winning #TrumpetChallenge19! Cool stuff and great sound. I stayed away from 'shakes' because I thought it could disqualify my video by hitting notes outside of the 4 given, but obviously that was not an issue. Totally enjoyed your playing! Looking forward to seeing your future posts.

Nice work!

I made sure to Pan the audio so you could me hear more clearly. Left Speaker=Wood Shaw Right Speaker=Me You can hear it best with headphones.

I have a King Legend 2070 ML that is almost the same instrument I read somewhere and the Conn Vintage One should be close too. It is an instrument that I'm attached to. Yet it has some shadow sides. It feels open and sounds big nearby but in reality it projects moderate, it's rather dark. It makes it easy to play full soft melancholic phrases without any vibrato (good for certain film music ) and it's flexible and the scale is very even. I use the MV weights too to make it even darker so it blends very well with the amateur symphony I play in. The intonation is good but above the staff it depends on which mouthpiece you use, I noticed. Open high register but too dark to say it's just perfect for lead trumpet, I think, although that depends on the player of course. So perhaps well suited for jazz and film music?

Amazing transcription and solo Cameron! Also I’m completely jealous of your trumpet

Congratulations!

Nice work Cameron!

Sounding great man! Good job incorporating the pedal G.

You sound great! What horn is that?

Is it still up for sale?

Thanks for showing this. I played an Argenta from my senior year in high school (1972) all the way through college and beyond. I traded it in in 1981 for A Bach Strad (43 lead pipe, star, lightweight bell.) I'm a much stronger player now than I was back then; I wonder how it would feel to me now?

Do you still play trumpet

How does this not have a million views

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