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Thanks! Glad to be back

Thanks man

Dear Gayden Pantsman Actually I could play it when I was 12, I just didn’t want to intimidate lowly common men such as yourself. I pity the fool that is to believe any higher of himself than is the standard of excellence of my own diktat. I would go so far as to infer such that no one anywhere anytime is worthy of anything less than revulsion, repugnance, abhorrence, odium, and flat out mediocrity compared. TL;DR: nuh-uh

​@@hughpenner5051this is the funniest jazz roast I've seen all day bruh lmfao

I'd love to hear that, Ayden. Please post your version in the comments.

@@reedshards9241 absolutely, let's compare

I use a Bobby Shew Lead. I like it but it’s starting to feel pretty small, I’m hoping to get different one soon, maybe a GR or something

@@hughpenner5051 same here and im going through the same problem like it feels like its getting to small for me.

Thanks! Double Bb’s are usually squirrelly for me but I found that if I use all three valves and kick out the first valve slide, it locks in pretty well. Kind of a weird combo but whatever lol🤷‍♂️ thanks for listening

@@hughpenner5051 thats interesting, keep it up dog

Thank you!

🗣🗣🔥🦅😍🔥🗣

Thanks! You sound great btw

Fanks mommy

Thanks Neil!

Thank you!

👍

I really appreciate that, thank you :)

Haha cool way of putting it

Nah

Well you don’t play it as well as those two

@@jonburton1935 no shit Sherlock I’m not Wayne Bergeron are you stupid

@@hughpenner5051 Ur amazing and 100% better than this guy right here

He does toward the end when he literally goes “😃”

Tuning is hard in the high register but I think it comes down to strength. The more strength you have, the more control you will have (usually), and the more control you have, the easier it is to center the pitch. This is because if you are not strong enough, you will either undershoot (due to manipulation of the embechoure to play the note) or you will overshoot (due to too much tension). Luckily, strength is easy to work on. There’s plenty of exercises to improve it 👍

@@hughpenner5051 Based on just what I know. I am putting way too much pressure on the mouthpiece and every note is about a mile sharp (almost to the point where its a wrong note) I just dont know how to solve this issue. Whenever i try to let the pressure go down its the same. Whatever i try nothing works (maybe i just need to peactice long tones or something)

@@mineboy1369wqe Try and see how high you can play with no pressure. Probably lower than you can normally play because it’s unfamiliar. But working on range in this way is a more honest way of building muscle while not overworking the wrong muscles. Deep breath, loose shoulders, diaphragm compression, and relaxed breath outwards. Obviously there can be a little bit of tension, but only really in the lips and chest. Building strength can be a somewhat long process but it really does help.

Thank you! I use an SM-57

Haha I’ve been posting on Instagram lately I just haven’t posted here in a while, maybe soon

Thank you :)