HAVE A GANDER! JodyJazz HR* 7 Baritone Saxophone Mouthpiece
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I'm glad someone is out there and helping baritone players to express more freely. There isn't enough info on this beautiful instrument! Keep it up bro
Sounds beautiful!!! Wow thats an incredible Bari sound, on both mouthpieces. Outstanding.
Thanks! I'm extremely happy with this move! :)
On bari I use a Rosseau JDX 7 and love it. Nice punch for holding down the low end on a big band and I can do altissimo as an 8th grader. When we've gone to competitions I've been featured and have won multiple awards with this mouthpiece wouldn't trade it for the world.
+Jackson Snyder congrats!
Thank you for doing a play test with a slow, melodic tune. It's hard to hear differences when players just rip through their hottest licks or don't play anything structured. What you did really demonstrated the differences in response and tone. Very helpful.
I have a Jody jazz super Jett for tenor, its a beast, great projection ,feel and sound
I play on a vandoren V16 b5 with an Optimum ligature, and I love the tone that it brings to the table
Nice. :)
Thoughts on the other HR* tip openings? Is the 6 just too close?
Hai Nice playing i also have the jody jazz hr* for my baritone saxophone also on soprano alto and tenor i have play tested every jody jazz piece there is on tenor and bari i also play a pomarico Wood mouthpice for bari an it is stable no cracking or warping Wood is somthing different from hard rubber or metall
I have the HR* 7 for Bari it sounds nice but for me but I find the jet to sound better
Oh awesome! :)
Very good, beautiful sound. I also do videos here in Brazil playing baritone sax. I Love
+Clênisson Eduardo thanks. :)
Very well described. I'm glad u actually referred to treble and bass when describing the sound instead of throwing a bunch of wish wash words out that don't communicate anything (e.g. Round, vibrant, rich, clear)
always thinking about the end listener, so those words are mostly marketing words. I go by more accurate descriptions. Thanks for watching!
Much more responsive. Although I'm not a bari player I did hear with the jody it didn't have air come out first like it did on the mayr
Nice comparison. I have two different JodyJazz mouthpieces for my alto sax and they both feel great!
Which ones, and why two? :)
+Music By Pedro I have three mouthpieces for my alto. A Selmer C* S80, a JodyJazz Classical Size 6, and a JodyJazz Norteño size 7. Both the classical and Norteño versions of the JodyJazz mouthpieces have since been discontinued since I bought them. Each of the mouthpieces I have feels different because of the size and right now I've been sticking to the JJ Norteño.
Adrian Hernandez Very cool. Thanks for sharing! :)
Hi Pedro, What do you think about the Kessler Solist Bari?
Hey, First of all Nice video. Second , I was wondering if you could give me some advice on mouthpieces for baritone saxophone. I'm thinking of buying one but I don't exactly know which one. I'm looking for one that will be good for Concert Band and Jazz Band. The only one I have in mind is the V16 or JodyJazz HR 7 :/
+Aceabe 4 I don't think you'll go wrong with the HR* 7. Perhaps switch to a more stuff Reed like the Legere Classic cut to get a bit darker sound for concert band. Then use a Legere Signature or softer Reed for jazz. Let me know what you end up doing! :)
Try a selmer mouthpiece possibly the C star
If you were soloing on the bari, I'd take the Jody in a heart beat, it sounds like it cuts, and retains a lot of warmth that many "jazz baris" seem to loose. I just wonder how the Jody will sound as the bass voice of a section. I've always preferred a broader sound on bari, even in big band settings (I like a rumble in the tummy, not a punch in the gut, I'll let the bass bone do that). But I'm not a soloist, or a real jazz player, or really a sax player these days.
I agree. But the more I played it, the more I started falling in love with it. While it might seem like some bottom end is gone, the tone cuts and that's what I'm really looking for. Also do keep in mind that it was recorded with flat settings (no EQ or anything done in post) so I think it will be great.
Sounds like the jazz mouthpiece let you use more air to hit the low notes. Thanks for the vid.
Totally, and glad I could help! :)
I play tenor and just switched from a classical mouthpiece to a Jody jazz hr *6. I have Vandoren size 3 jazz and regular reeds, and also two Legere signature series one 2 3/4 and one 3. I can't seem to make and sound and any sugestions would be greatly appreiciated.
Ultimately it depends on what type of sound you're looking for. I can't tell what you'd sound like since I can't hear you.
I tried a legere 2 3/4 and it sounds alot better than the classical. What i meant to say was i cant seem to make any sound on the wood vandoren size 3 jazz. Thanks
Alex IG - Okay; either you’re playing on too wide a tip opening, or you’re playing on too hard a reed. If you’ve come from a classical mouthpiece, then you’re coming from playing (in Selmer terms) sizes C, C*, C**, possibly even D. I’m that case, relating to the JodyJazz mouthpieces, if I was you, I would try out either the C* or the 5* first, rather than to extend straight away to a 6*. Since you have a 6*, then I would recommend for you to get a 2/2.25 strength (Legere Signature) or a Vandoren 2 or a Rico Jazz Select 2S, or a LaVoz Soft/Medium Soft. As someone who loves the Legere Signature reeds, I would say to get both the 2 and the 2.25 if you can, but if you can only get one, get the 2.
Alex IG * C* or the 5*
thankyou
Link for the meyer mouthpiece?
Good video.
Has a good sound. Ever play metal pieces? Ever try theo wanne?
I play a metal Ponzol on my tenor. I'm worried that a metal mouthpiece would be way to bright for the Bari sound I want to have. I have heard of the Theo Wanne but they're a bit pricey.
+Music By Pedro they are very pricy but I have not regretted it. The synthetic reed I got makes it not so bright. I'm actually liking my ce winds pure vintage which is a replica of a vintage ny Myers.
TONY FINNEY nice!
You should try vandouren traditional reed with berg larsen :D sound's not super bright if you control it well hehe
@@saxophonelyk I use a berg hr 110/1...with cane reeds... Great sound from a great mouthpiece :-)
clear reeds? synthetic?
Legere Reeds Signature #3
I think the Meyer has a darker tone and sounds better for Bari
I think the Meyer does have a darker tone, but not that much darker, plus with all the resistance the Jody wins in my book since it is way more free blowing.
+Music By Pedro the free blowing is a lot more important and I look forward to hearing you play the Jody in future videos!
thanks! :)
Music By Pedro Meyers tend to be inconsistent, I have one that's been refaced and it's a BEAST
Pedro with the proper air support any Bari sax piece would work I play Bari sax for marching band and man my sound is amazing I just have a normal Yamaha Bari mouth piece
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Check out alto pieces by a guy named Ron Cohello. They're called "RPC". He's based out of Washington state, and his pieces are sooooo free blowing and brilliant in tone! Call him up and talk to him directly and he'll build it. Saxmpc.com I think
Noah Pettibon RPC mouthpieces are amazing. Eric Spaulding loves them and I see why.
cool
nice:)
the new jody jazz bass saxophone mouthpiece is meant to take baritone reeds and fits on the bari neck it gives me a extreme dark core sound but darker or warmer doesn't mean better sound onley different it all depends on what YOU like or prefere
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