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I don't even play the oboe, but I found it very interesting

Are using a stainless steel or aluminum pop rivet? Assuming aluminum due to actually getting somewhere by sanding.

Thanks for the video! Even though I didn't use a rivet I found a way to get my the plastic rod that was stuck out 😊 Next time I will try and get my hands on a rivet ;)

How do you transition from first layer to second?

What else can I do?

I dropped my whole trumpet on the mouthpiece and none of this works

“Don’t have a mallet? That’s ok! Use a mallet-“

100% this destroyed pads🎉Not need 🎉

Yes

i managed to do it using the handle of a screwdriver

As a horn player, offbeats. Also really easy to set down on the wrong surface, small dent are really easy to get but the lots of large dents on the bottom of the horn has to either be dropping or something on your pockets while playing over and over again. But guarantee some of it is “offbeat anger”

I really thought there was going to be a dead rat in there

Idk it just got stuck😂

Thank you I really needed this

I don’t have this I need to do it by hand

Took me five hours to find it😂😂

Wish I could had you before I brought my trumpet to Amro to get fixed for 300 dollars

Thank you so much this helped a lot

Which companies sell the punches? I’ve only seen people who’ve made their own for each horn they were working on. Ferree’s? Allied?

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I used to have a sax like the one in the video, the keys were loud, and i wasn't able to play lower than low C. I have a Selmer 42-UL unlaquered brass alto and it is so much better

As you set the saxophone down wrong💀

Thank you buddy sax saver pad saver.

my sister has one of these, and she always keeps it in her saxophone. She does not take good care of her instrument but personally me I own a saxophone I take really good care of it. ┈┈┈┈┈┈▕▔╲ ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈▏▕ ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈▏▕▂▂▂ ▂▂▂▂▂▂╱┈▕▂▂▂▏ ▉▉▉▉▉┈┈┈▕▂▂▂▏ ▉▉▉▉▉┈┈┈▕▂▂▂▏ ▔▔▔▔▔▔╲▂▕▂▂▂I

I played the saxophone during my junior and senior years in a marching band and never used the device, and my saxophone never needed my pads replaced.

You can leave it inside the sax, as long as you have used the cleaning swab after playing, it serves to absorb the little moisture that may have remained on the pads after using the cleaning swab...

Actually my girl polishes my flute every night

Why string and not cork?

Sorry I know this isn’t what the video is about - any tips for buying a cheap trumpet? I had a Bach Bb one when I grew up and went through band but it was stolen. I don’t want to pay some 600-900 for a trumpet. Are there any decent alternatives? Particularly around the 150$ range?

Funny to come across this today, yesterday I tried an old mouthpiece with a dent on the end of the backbore, and found it played brilliantly if the dent was at the bottom rather than the top of the receiver. Never thought to try all sides, nor to try the same on a non-dented mouthpiece.

Wear glove for the love of god Holy shit thats nasty

This could work if both your mouthpiece backbore and receiver are off centre - you might find a sweet spot where they both match up. However I honestly don't see how it could work if either one is perfectly centred, and the other is off centre - all positions would be equally bad?

LOL - Wedge mouthpieces - they are marked on the rim at the 12.00 and 06.00 position, so the mouthpiece is always inserted with the same orientation.

Thank you, sir. This was very informative and very straight-to-the-point. Thumb's up!!!😊

Thank you, sir. This was very informative and very straight-to-the-point. Thumb's up!!!😊

This was so incredibly useful!! Thank you so much for showing us :)

Dropped my trimpet

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Great tutorial Andre!

THE CHICKEN OML SO CUTE 😭 WHATS ITS NAME 😭

I only noticed the chicken on your shoulder at the end of the video

I thought that chicken was a parrot, does this also work for a trombone mute?

What kind of flux you use?

I know nothing about clarinets but this was a really cool video. Would love to see a full-length video

A mouthpiece, that inconsistent is just awfully manufactured. If you have to buff so hard, that the thickness around the shank becomes uneven, you‘re ether a bad buffer or the drilling process is much to rough. For me as a Brass Instrument Maker, that just sounds like another paranoia of unsecure players.

Thank you!

Holy crap that inside of the tubing was more green than the grass outside of our apartments

Will try it later during my practice before church, I suspect there may be truth to it!

I’ve been playing trumpet since 1978 and this is the first I’ve ever heard of “clocking” the mouthpiece in the receiver.

All so true, excellent explanation on how to find the sweet spot with tone/pitch. I've discovered the same thing when switching between the 180-degrees then fine tuning small increments from there...