$50 for the most Versatile Mute for the Trumpet???| Dennis Wick DW5531 Cup Mute (2021)

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[@vikingmike8139]

Re-beginner here. I have been really yearning to play again, so I pulled the trigger for a Bach BTR 301 USA model. I love this trumpet. And a Dennis Wick #DW 5506 wah wah mute. Great channel and thanks for doing this for all levels. Cheers!

[@rayh1009]

It's funny how different these mutes sound with different players. Can be the acoustics of the room, or mic, but mostly it's the player. You've got a great sound, with these cup mutes it's like butter.
The Humes & Berg sounds just a little smoother here than the Denis Wick, which had just a tiny hint of metallic sound using it with the cup.

[@SybilsSon83]

Nice video! Man something about you New Orleans trumpet players! Y'all are sooooo Killing! Your flexibility sounds great! I would love to get to a point where I can put a shake on any note like how you play "When the Saints!" Keep up the great work!!

[@jeronfruge3063]

Thanks Steven! 😂 all credit to the OG’s who paved the way!

[@SybilsSon83]

@@jeronfruge3063 Amen to that!!! Was there an exercise they recommended or you just picked it up from hear it & play it back?

[@thetrumpetstudio1584]

Never really had anyone show me any exercises for it. However, developing the shakes above the staff first and using mutes with it help the transfer of the skill. The resistance from the mute makes the shake just a little bit more achievable at first

[@SybilsSon83]

@@thetrumpetstudio1584 Thank you for the reply!! I appreciate that!! Keep up the content!

[@thetrumpetstudio1584]

Thanks will do, ask questions anytime and thanks for supporting the channel

[@kerrylorah560]

I've also used it as a practice mute.

[@cristophegomes8122]

ok