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it s pronounced feeten not fiten.. I took lessons from buzz. you're pronouncing his name wrong. come on

Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary to Bart and Monica!

Perfect, I'm a beginner on flute, (coming from saxophone) and i love this guy!

Love it!!

Fascinating! Well done🎉🎉

That sounds SO cool!

Thank you!!!!!! So well explained for beginners.

This is awesome! My favorite song!!!! :)

I really enjoy these equipment reviews, comparisons, thanks Mark!

Ohhhhh maaaan!!!! Now this is what I'm talking about!!! Bro we need to collab on this one!!!

😂 "If you want to create a removable high-baffle for your saxophone mouthpiece, here's a quick method that works well! Take an old soprano reed, and if you're working with a tenor mouthpiece, placing the tip side of the reed faciing the mouthpiece tip rail -to replicate a step-baffle. This design boosts airflow speed, giving you a louder, edgier tone. Turn the reed flat side up, cut it to your desired baffle length, and wedge it in the mouthpiece, leaving a small gap from the tip. ( You can as well adjust the height ),cut a small size of a used wine cork as a secondary wedge to place underneath the end part of the reed for extra support, and secure both it with a small amount of shoe contact cement for a firm bond. This setup mimics the characteristics of high-baffle mouthpieces, offering more projection and brightness for genres like rock or funk. Hope this helps! 🎷" That's how i turned my large chamber ,low baffle 0.115 to a heavyweight .. best you can file down the soprano reed edges so that the baffle goes down more into the mouthpiece to reduce the brightness 😂

Thank you amazing

Great comparison! Very helpful for those of us trying to learn more about microphones. I do agree with your top two. Playing them together was very interesting, and it did sound great! I would think that the audio technic just isn’t very good for recording saxophone?

Loved your energy! I think this’ll help me to make some more fanmade IASW tracks on MuseScore.

There are some nice harmonics in the song also. 😊

Well! Now I get it! Many thanks! Gonna play this...

I never knew this could be done but you dominated with a lovely melody and rhythms right from your heart. This is golden!!!

RIGHT ON MY BROTHER🎉🎉🎉🎉

Brother this is so important!! These are the Blueprints for the foundation of theory that builds greatness.

I'm sorry I wrote the Bass Clef incorrectly, but i didn't want to start over, so there it is. Oops

I thought I was pretty good at flute, and then I saw this. Now I realize I'm pretty bad, but your helping me get better! Thank you!

Omg this IS PHENOMENAL!!!

Very nice, detailed job, but let's hear the whole thing put together, please ..

Genial me encantó la explicación, y como lo haces que parezca fácil,me alegra mucho que subas contenidos, me he suscrito muchas gracias por la aportación

Thanks so much for this! I just learned this on guitar as a beginner but my first instrument is flute. Now I can play the music for 2 parts in this song 😊

When I saw "explained"in the title, I thought I'd get an explanation on why we have to deal with transposition.

This is absolutely magnificent. There’s plenty of videos on the first solo, but I’m just as interested in all the other bits-thank you!!!

Excelente , lo voy a sacar también. Gracias 😊

Wow… just beautiful!!

Thanks for sharing this Mark, so when you play your sax are there keys you prefer?

Freaking awesome!!!!!!!!

I went looking for the sheet music for this solo and found this amazing video. Wow!!! Not only the sheet music but the "follow the bouncing ball" play along bonus. Thanks so much!

Yes, thank you Mark! I also love your flute instructional videos.

Really great playing 👏

Wow that sounds nice. I was hoping to find one using standard tuning. In open G, i would need to switch guitars really fast to get into the next Floyd song i want to play in a medley.

The dog painting is by Chuck Linton! It's one of his early works. Might be a collectors item someday?

Very helpful - thanks!! Btw - I had an unusual issue where my reed wouldn’t play properly in the lower register, with sound cutting out. Turned out it was severely convex on the mouthpiece surface, and didn’t lay flat as a result. I used reed geek to make it a flat surface, and corrected the problem! Very unusual!!

You have a talented singing voice! :D

Always love your flutes and piccolos!

And your video or sideways. And you show your amp upside down.

David Lindley deserves more recognition.

Desde Colombia un fuerte abrazo

Get the Sheet Music of my Arrangement - Alto Sax Transcription plus Piano/Guitar Chords here: www.sheetmusicdirect.com/en-US/Search.aspx?query=Mark%20Peotter

Second album or third? They were together for their second album but never made it to a third (of originals).

Strange to me the stand up bass has a much heaver sound more feeling in the place compared to the guitar bass yes loud electric but now way as heave as an amped stand up bass and people know this as i as a electric bass player at the start total diff sound im more for the stand up bass now as a 60yr old far better sound

Introduction and Tuning - 00:00 Play Along 80% Speed - 01:08 Play Along 100% Speed - 07:03

@mark peotter I have the Drake #7 metal Sanborn piece and love the response of the piece itself. However, I am experiencing (i think) either "shrill" or "stale" in the middle register of my horn. I was wondering if you would have an opportunity to listen to my sound and tell me what you think perhaps could be the reason for it? Do you think it would be worth switching to the Resin model that might fix some of my issue? Perhaps my tone is "too bright" ? You have a beautiful tone by the way!

thx - been play'n guitar 4 a long while starting to slide. derrick trucks is also a remarkable player.

Wow I watch every video on how to play this. This is the best.