New from TrumCor - a bucket mute trumpet players will want to use!
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- In this video I demonstrate and discuss the brand new TrumCor Bucket Mute for trumpet.
Note: This video is not sponsored - all opinions are my own. As always with these reviews, the mute companies never see the video in advance, and they have zero editorial control over the final video.
0:00 Intro
0:17 Mute Introduction
0:35 Mute Close Up and Info
1:06 New Design Info
1:50 New Design Playing Goals
2:36 Playing Example Overview
2:53 Standard Examples
4:06 Trumpet Section Example
4:57 Final Thoughts
6:28 Situations for Use
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Canon R6:
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Shure SM7B
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Beautiful, with great sound. Your close-up video of the spinning mute is gorgeous. The section clip was excellent and the section's tuning was crisp, clean, and clear. Fabulous! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your experience with us.
Thank you!🙏
"Lil Darlin" sounds fabulous. Thanks for your helpful review.
Thank you!!
I wonder if the company name is a play on words with "Drum corps".
I believe it’s actually a mashup of Tromba and Corno, trumpet and horn, as is shown in their logo.
@@JoshRzepkaMusic interesting!
@@makinbacon3846 Yes, Josh has it right. The original owners were the principle trumpet and principle horn of the Dallas Symphony.
it doesn't really sound like much of a difference