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Ethan F.
Приєднався 18 тра 2018
Відео
My Ohio State Honor Band Audition- Ethan F.
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Careless Whisper. Tenor Sax VS. jSax
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Leave me any song recommendations in the comments Link to jSax www.amazon.com/Nuvo-Soprano-Saxophone-Black-N520JBBL/dp/B07KR8T6XH/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=jsax&qid=1593015858&sr=8-4
Nuvo jSax review
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Link to Nuvo Windstars website www.nuvoinstrumental.com/products/jsax/ Link to jSax www.amazon.com/Nuvo-Soprano-Saxophone-Black-N520JBBL/dp/B07KR8T6XH/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=nuvo jsax&qid=1590518279&sr=8-1 Link to straighten your jSax kit www.amazon.com/Symphonic-Dragon-Koichi-Sugiyama-2009-10-07/dp/B01E5C1VFG/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=nuvo straighten your jsax&qid=1590518370&s...
bravo
A warning that if you practice too much,it will screw u up for a real sax!!!!!!!!!!
How? I wanted to buy this to practise, since I've never playing real saxophone before.
Which is why u practice both so u can master them both they’re still similar that almost like saying practicing with a recorder screws up flute playing which it doesn’t it’s all muscle memory
i hope you made it :>
Great review thank you so much! I have been looking for a sax to teach kids and this super helpful.
I don’t know why people trash the jsax. It doesn’t claim to be a real sax and is designed for beginners. I have an alto sax, but I wanted something to take outside or for practicing while traveling. I have both the jsax and a nuvo flute, and I love them.
I am a recorder player who does not plan to learn the flute (I play 2 other instruments) and I also want to learn the Nuvo flute
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Can you put a normal wood mouth piece in?
From the seller: The jSax uses the standard Nuvo resin reeds with a 1½ and 2 provided with the kit. It can also use an Eb clarinet cane reed and some soprano sax mouthpieces will also fit. You may also want to try the synthetic reed by Légère which fits all Nuvo instruments.
Oh Ethan I found you
Jsax was best for pitch
Only in ohio
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i want to go into my band class and use these and be like bro my music tastes like grape
for a 100$ instrument it sounds amazing!👍
Czto za hujniu porisz
stop apologising mate and do ya thing! if people dont like it its their problem remember that , well played
Great review. Gave me a comprehensive overview and helped me on a purchasing decision.
Thank you for your very informative video.
They sell these reeds in my school for a dollar each I buy a couple every time I have music
Empty the flavored spit out of it. Get chugging
Ty blac pridurok
Suggestion: we are the champions by queen for both saxophone and clarinet
They both sound good! But I like the original tenor saxophone better.
very well done
Guy just destroyed his clarinet. So niave
it’s def fine
naive*
i doubt he ruined it
no bc my band teacher said "hey lol what if there were flavored reeds?!?! omg so silly funny!! or smth so i already knew they existed but i didnt know if they were good but like
thing is, idk if i'd put one on my good clarinet's mouthpiece bc of fear that it'd be dirty or some shit💀
Go blue
Appreciate your review.. good info, always wondered!
Hello, I’m 12 and play clarinet. Do they actually taste good?
I think that they do taste like the flavor listed but personally, I have no problem with the taste of normal cane
Both are very cool😍
Verygood explaination to the reader
This is great thanks. My son and I are new to jsax and I have a full sax that I want to play, however I think the jsax will give me the chance to practice more since it is smaller and easier to transport. Can I ask if you can compare 2 more songs how about "Baker street" and "Belong to the City by Glenn Frey"
I used to play Tenor in band and would love to again but I live in an apartment and I know people would be really pissed about the noise. I was thinking of getting one of these as its not as intense so I can at least play around untill I can buy a home and get a real sax again. I live in a very expensive city so it's a downfall in that regard. Thank you for the review
this is a great review. you pretty much cover everything i needed to know. thanks
Hey, the tenor didn't sound 37 times better! But it probably plays at least 20 times easier, right?
H Ethan. Correct me if I am wrong but aren't you playing a Nuvo Dood rather than a J sax in this video?
Hi Jamie, no this is a jsax. A dood is a bit smaller and the keys are a little less intricate. The dood is an easier version but it is easy to mix up the two. If you look at a picture comparison, you can see it very clearly.
@@ethanf.6344 also, the dood is a clarinet, it overblows at the 12th
You got it like seem like Méxican músic both sound right fine nice work done with both of them
play Unfinished business from skullgirls
Wow you are really talented!!! I just ordered a black one tonight.
How is it
Very nice review! Pocket saxes are amazing instruments! 🎷❤️🙏
jSax is a cool instrument.
That was useful to me, thanks
Stop apologizing man you got it!
Not only that, if people didn't want to hear the song they would never click it on the video. 😉
Do you have special music sheets for jsax and can you share them ? Nice video
Not bad, really. Thanks for the vid!
it is what is it, entry level sax, :)
Thank you for talking about this instrument and providing such a nice comparison. I've been thinking of picking up the sax. I would like to learn a new musical instrument because I developed a physical disability that prevents me from playing my violin. The Jsax looks like a nice, lightweight, "preview" of a real sax. Again, you did a great and honest comparison. I appreicate it. I think I might be buying one of these some day!
i bought the jsax a week ago and im already thinking of buying a yamaha 280 lol , its an awesome introduction see if u like it and still very handy to bring on a trip and play around the campfire 10/10
That's exactly the kind of comparaison I wanted to hear. Thanks
Got a question for you. I often get a squeal before my notes come in. Any suggestion how to fix this or would you know what could be causing the issue? its only on the first breath on the first note or when doing a note in multiples. Sorry i dont know the proper terminology got this stuff.
@Enter User Name Here. That's a great question. When you play a certain lick or part of a piece, it can be difficult to get that first note out. Wether it's not being prepared to play that note, or forgetting how to change your embouchure to the strength that you need to play that note, there are ways to fix it. There are so many different things you could do. What I suggest, is to take the horn and look at these common issues and assess yourself. 1. You may be biting too hard on the reed, so relax your mouth a bit. 2. Your embouchure may be too loose and you need to tighten up a bit. 3. You may be tonguing too hard on the first note. 4. You are not tonguing hard enough. These two, are tactics you should use every time to play the first note. 1. Make sure when you articulate, it is clear, not shaky. 2. This is probably one of the most important ones. Use steady, even possibly slow, warm air. So I would toy around with all of those things and see what works best for you. If nothing works, you can ask me and I'll give you some more suggestions.
@@ethanf.6344 Great advice. Thanks a lot. I will give those a try.
Nice one Ethan! Great job!
Awesome review! Thanks Ethan
Super! You play good, beautiful. Jsax is good!