Bitsch Etude No. 18 (Took TWO Years To Record)

I'm FINALLY back to recording Bitsch etudes, this time with Bitsch Etude Number 18. I didn't like the one take, first take recording as much as I wanted, so I also did a dive into how I would edited a better recording.
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[@scott7695]

Ryan....I mean for real, wow! I'm just a hobbyist trumpet player but I glean UA-cam a lot watching professionals like you for inspiration, tips etc...I get to play regularly and I care a lot about how I sound etc... BUT you always amaze me with etudes such as this...I'm simply amazed these can be played....I couldn't even begin to undertake this...some of it is being a hobby player I never learned double tongue technique etc.. I only played two years in Jr. High and church has kept me playing over the years...I fell in love with playing my horn in my early 20's so I never studied in college or even high school...great video...great inspiration on what can be obtained on the horn with diligent purposeful practice...I love Hakan's Charlier vids as well...I wish he would finish those!

[@TrombaMoore]

Ryan this is incredible. I actually decided TODAY that I would record the Charlier Etudes using the GOLD method app and your approach to practicing. I can’t wait to dive in!

[@JeanWJoseph]

This reminds me of school during Covid - we recorded everything! When the recordings were for ensemble productions it was always a process of listening back and refining. It’s all good until someone tries to doctor a recital submission, though. Lol. But this is how it’s done in the real world studio environment so it was a great walkthrough for people not familiar with the process.

[@christophmunch4796]

So much work for something that unfortunately contains no music...