Excellent tip for those trumpeters who live in apartments and have trouble with neighbors during the practice routine or people who can only do the routine at night! Priceless tip!
Stephen Bottom for sure! The straight mute has always been a challenge for me to get it to sizzle... (I like that word BTW!)...like the harmon mute. As always, thank you for watching!
that's exactly how i found (and still find) my way to the resonant center. I prefer a practise mute. Just make it sound as loud as possible while playing softly. (y)
@@TheBlackTrumpeter I use the Best Brass one. If you manage to catch the note in the center it starts to sizzle. You can immediately hear that and feel it on your lips.
Thanks for your great tips on all your lessons. they really help. I´m starting with trumpet at an older age. I´m getting mostly dull sound with my mute. Just the occassional buzz. I really try to open up my cavity and chops. maybe I just havent got the blowing strenghth yet. Or is my mercedes ii student trumpet not really doing serious business. mouth piece2 1/2. Cheers.
Excellent tip for those trumpeters who live in apartments and have trouble with neighbors during the practice routine or people who can only do the routine at night! Priceless tip!
Man!!! Can’t believe I’ve just found this!!!!! Been struggling with embouchure and tone and this is pure gold! Man, you are great! Keep it up
That’s great! Welcome to the channel 👍🏾
I've always used a metal straight mute. Of course, it has to be a metal mute so you can make it sizzle.
Another great video, Aaron. Bravo!
Stephen Bottom for sure! The straight mute has always been a challenge for me to get it to sizzle... (I like that word BTW!)...like the harmon mute. As always, thank you for watching!
Wow, this will be a great diagnostic tool for my students...now I need to make harmon mutes for euphonium, and tubas 👍🏼
Brilliant! Been playing for years and I never knew 1:13
that's exactly how i found (and still find) my way to the resonant center. I prefer a practise mute. Just make it sound as loud as possible while playing softly. (y)
On a practice mute? that seems really hard. What kinda practice mute?
@@TheBlackTrumpeter I use the Best Brass one. If you manage to catch the note in the center it starts to sizzle. You can immediately hear that and feel it on your lips.
Trumpet is the sweetest brass instrument , always wanted to play it .....huuummm I wonder how I can make that a reality 🤩😜🎺
Cool, love your vids.
Thanks xclutch!! 😄 Thank you for watching 🙏🏾
Thanks for your great tips on all your lessons. they really help. I´m starting with trumpet at an older age. I´m getting mostly dull sound with my mute. Just the occassional buzz. I really try to open up my cavity and chops. maybe I just havent got the blowing strenghth yet. Or is my mercedes ii student trumpet not really doing serious business. mouth piece2 1/2. Cheers.
Your Tips are Great and useful.But explain to everybody without daily Practise Nothing comes True.please
Harald Stein Thanks! The folks that follow me know that daily practice is a must. I also explain it in other videos.
When i put the mute on my trumpet it sounds a semitone up, why is that? Is It because is a bad quality mute?
No. It’s normal. 🙂 Just pull out your main tuning slide a bit. Then push it back to it’s normal position when the mute it out