1/2 HALF STEP PATTERN IMPROV TECHNIQUE
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
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In this video, Scott introduces the 1/2 Step Pattern Improv Technique, which is a very easy, yet very effective way of taking your solos to the next level. Simply by taking any pattern or phrase up a step and then back to the orginal key the soloist can create great lines filled with tension and release.
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Scott Plays:
P. Mauriat 67RX Influence alto sax
Barkley Brazil Kustom Pop 7 Blue mouthpiece
Legere Signature 2.5 reeds
BG Silver Duo ligature
Thx Scott for another great video! I am currently working a lot with tension and release in my improvisations, so this was very useful for me. Thx for the tip of thinking in note numbers rather than note letters. Just like in the Parker lick video, these small ideas help me a lot in my thinking and in my practicing.
Hey Timo! Thanks, yeah if you can make that transition it really makes things easier because the intervals sound the same in every key.
Thank you Scott!!
Thanks Scott for a great video.
Excellent. So easy to do. Particularly easy on guitar but the listeners don't know or care about that!
It's not quite as easy on sax, but still a super effective improv trick
Marvelous Scott ! I play bass but your lessons help me on my bass . Thanks
Thanks Issac, yeah, a lot of what I teach works great for other instruments as well.
Thank you teacher
Super lesson Scott. You continue to teach me soo much. Very informative Sir.
Jus a gentle reminder on the tenor altissimo notes which you use on your pmauriat. Thanks Sir.
sounds great Scott, I am going to try your Borb piece Ksaxman
great instruction give us more.
Thanks! I'm posting new videos all the time. Let me know if you have any suggestions.
Very good lesson!
Thank you!
Imma try this...wow...
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Hi Scott. I'm fairly new to the sax and have to thank you for your videos, very to the point. I like that. Do you have videos on articulations. I'm having some trouble with that. And if possible what do u recommend to practice to get this going. Thanks.
Great lessons thank you :) btw how did you 'get' such a sharp sound? I have a very dark sound because I use a mouthpiece with a wide chamber, and use a classical reed etc but I also think it has to do with me blowing softly... do you have some tips on how to get that funky r&b/pop tone?
I use a small chamber mouthpiece with a large baffle. I'm going for a big focused sound that cuts through.
have a problem with from good full sound lower register up to say ? octive key c d# muffled? the rest is ok. can you help..long tones and overtones are going ok?
check out my video on Low Notes and the another one on 3 Tongue Positions. If those don't help, you may have a leak in your horn.