B.E.R.P. vs Brass Buzzer - The Battle of the Buzz-aids

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  • Опубліковано 23 гру 2024

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  • @RyanBeachtrumpet
    @RyanBeachtrumpet 4 роки тому +10

    Your vacation buzzing posture is quite close to my regular practicing posture

    • @JonTalksTrumpet
      @JonTalksTrumpet  4 роки тому +1

      🤣 I get more upright as I get more warmed up...

  • @MrRezillo
    @MrRezillo 2 роки тому +3

    I've been using the BERP for years. One finally broke and I replaced it immediately. Unscrewing it is a minor inconvenience, but I've had it for so long, this doesn't bother me. Buzzing has helped a lot - with my intonation, among other things. You're supposed to wash it out? What do you know - I learn something new every day.

  • @jubal76
    @jubal76 Рік тому +1

    Excellent video! Well prepared and delivered. I'm a middle school Band Director in Florida and have never used a "buzz-aid", but look forward to using them, for both my student's development, and my own. Thanks! :-)

    • @JonTalksTrumpet
      @JonTalksTrumpet  Рік тому

      Thank you so much for your kind words!!! Glad you found this interesting - buzz aids can be dead useful! Best of luck on your journey.

  • @ndrwcmpt1
    @ndrwcmpt1 2 роки тому

    I've had my B.E.R.P. for just over 23 years now--Stephen Jones incorporated it heavily in the lessons I took from him back then. Unfortunately, the receiving end of the screw popped out within a few months and I never replaced it. I wish I could still get the original B.E.R.P. Joan LaRue showed me in SoCal which had resistance holes, but also held the mouthpiece directly in the lead pipe. Of course that added a half inch or so to the reach (and made it difficult to trade it in and out), but it held the mouthpiece more firmly on the horn than I could ever get my plastic B.E.R.P. to do. I think it's just time to get the Brass Buzzer, especially for the benefits of "over training" as you mentioned. Another super helpful video on my Jon Talks Trumpet archive binge!

  • @cktrumpet
    @cktrumpet 4 роки тому +4

    I got a brass buzzer by accident a few years ago, when I bought a bunch of other stuff. The long story short for how much force it would take to detach the 2 pieces of the device: a lot. They're brazed together, which is going to hold remarkably more than normal soldering. I kinda want to find another one that nobody wants, and simply try to break it, just so I can do a Mythbusters-style video.

    • @JonTalksTrumpet
      @JonTalksTrumpet  4 роки тому +1

      You're not kidding... I was actually trying really hard to see if it would give at all, and it absolutely didn't. Very solidly built product.

  • @hunterlawrence7228
    @hunterlawrence7228 3 роки тому +1

    I used the BERP for years. Good stuff.

  • @peytonjmusic
    @peytonjmusic 4 роки тому +1

    Awesome video Jon!

  • @jonathancannamore5777
    @jonathancannamore5777 4 роки тому +1

    Nice work. Love these videos.

  • @trumpetmatts
    @trumpetmatts 4 роки тому +2

    I love the Brass Buzzer. I personally put electrical tape on the receiver for the mouthpiece so it doesn't scratch the mouthpiece shank

    • @JonTalksTrumpet
      @JonTalksTrumpet  4 роки тому +1

      That’s a great tip! Thanks for sharing, I might have to do that myself. 😊

  • @gavinardtpt
    @gavinardtpt 4 роки тому +1

    Have you tried the Stomvi UpSound? It’s the favorite buzzing tool I’ve tried!

    • @JonTalksTrumpet
      @JonTalksTrumpet  4 роки тому

      No, but it looks awesome! Hopefully some day I’ll get a chance to try it.

  • @cemsevgi
    @cemsevgi Рік тому

    You’re very funny and thank you so much for great videos. 🎺🎺

  • @mujahidicecelestial978
    @mujahidicecelestial978 3 роки тому

    Brother, is it 650-280-24 parke mouthpiece?

    • @JonTalksTrumpet
      @JonTalksTrumpet  3 роки тому +2

      Close! It’s a Parke Orchestral 640-280-24. 🤓

    • @mujahidicecelestial978
      @mujahidicecelestial978 3 роки тому +1

      @@JonTalksTrumpet is it same with what size to Bach mouthpiece?.

    • @JonTalksTrumpet
      @JonTalksTrumpet  3 роки тому +1

      Check out my video about Parke mouthpiece sizes for a more complete answer, but the simplest (but not very complete) answer is that the inner rim diameter is closest to a Bach 1.5C, the average cup depth is like a Bach 1C, 24 throat, and orchestral style backbore that’s a little smaller than a Bach 24 backbore (stock on Bach A cup mouthpieces).

    • @mujahidicecelestial978
      @mujahidicecelestial978 3 роки тому +1

      Thank you bro..

    • @mujahidicecelestial978
      @mujahidicecelestial978 3 роки тому +1

      Yes I already watch the video. 650-280-24 is equal to 1 1/4..

  • @kevinjamiesonbelou
    @kevinjamiesonbelou Рік тому

    Cool. No idea what it sounds like.

  • @dlg2009
    @dlg2009 Рік тому

    Classic berp is better