Overtone Gliss BEATBoX SAX Tutorials -
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- Derek Brown's video series on using extending techniques to play sax in the Beatbox style.
-Derek Brown plays a P.Mauriat System 76 tenor, JodyJazz DV Tenor 8* mouthpiece, and Legere Signature Series reeds (3s).
Access to Derek's full "BEATBoX SAX Tutorials" video series (over 40 videos) found only here: derekbrownsax.... Thanks for watching!
-This lesson is about doing dramatic didgeridoo like glissandos (pitch bends). Can be done on soprano, alto, tenor, and bari sax.
A great example is lucky chops cover of problem. The bari player nails them.
Been looking for a comment like this, basically me trying to find a tutorial for this for a couple of weeks for my school pep band.
His name is Leo P
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Joseph Morris Leo P
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Omg I CAN DO IT!!! I have worked on overtones for 3 years. Last week I finally reached palm D from the B flat. The next day I could do all of them. Today, I finally got my first overtone glissando!!! Thanks bro! I’ve watched this video quite a lot over the years, frustrated I couldn’t do it
Watch too many zooz to hear I'm my opinion some of the best use of overtones and overtone glisses I've ever heard on a baritone sax
Yea man leo is awesome
This is straight up heaven. Could you please make a video using the bari if you have one?
+Sean H I would LOVE to own a bari, but sadly I don't. But when I do... And actually, I think these overtone glisses are even easier on Bari, and sound amazing as well!
amazing! finally somebody explained on a way I could understand! thanks a lot Derek!!! gonna jam tonight on the bari ;)
THIS is what Colin Stetson does! That's been bugging me for ages.
Who else came from Leo P from Lucky Chops and Too Many Zooz 😂🙋🏼
Right here
I totally did
Yup
Mhmm
Nope but he is a wicked sax player
I play bari and i"ve been looking for someone to do a video like this for forever! Thank you so much!!!!
@John Michael Powell literally shut up
@John Michael Powell are you stupid? of course he's talking about a baritone euphonium on a video about saxophones. and how often do people call euphoniums "bari's," other than the saxophone?
@John Michael Powell you're stupid
@John Michael Powell it's not confusing anyone
Woah! P.mauriat 76 tenor?....why not the 66r? I made the switch too! Mark6 to a pmxt 66r! Great horn.....oh, thanks for another video!
+carl marcelin Sorry for the delayed response here. I like the somewhat "tighter," more focused sound of the 76, although the 66 is a great horn as well. Glad to meet another P.Mauriat guy!
@@beatboxsax I'm super late, but I also love P Mauriat. I play the PMB-300 bari with the cognac finish. I love it
Damn don’t he got his own commercial he famous
Bro your so helpful I’m a freshman bari sax and this is so helpful
So could I use this technique to do what Leo P from too many zooz and lucky chops does? He does it on bari and gets a cool squeak like you get in this video. Great video as always!
Baribari this is that technique, it sounds/ works better on bari
bruh thats why im hear
@@benren10 does it? i've been having more trouble getting through the overtone series / this glissando thing on the bari compared to tenor; would you happen to have any tips for doing it on bari
@@imauz1127 roll you lip farther on the reed. Get the whole reed wet. Open your throat a lot. Pressure with your lips on the reed but don’t pinch the reed
@@imauz1127 you sure you don’t have a leak?
I have been looking for a tutorial on this for at least a year. I've been experimenting on my own, but I couldn't get a gliss, overtones just started coming out. This helps so much you da real mvp
hello greetings from colombia ..... teacher I am a clarinetist and I want the clarinet to sound what you are teaching could do a lot with clarinet I would really appreciate it ..... I also wanted to say a lot of thanks for sharing your knowledge is really incredible I have never seen in my life that they use these effects in a very cool way in Colombia many people we admire their work a goodbye and a very strong hug ......:)
In the clarinet player world this a called a type I multiphonic. It is really easy to do on bass clarinet and was first done in the 1950's by Eric Dolphy. On soprano clarinet its a bit harder. Start on low E and practice the harmonic series as mentioned above, the its kinda like playing between the notes and harmonics.
There’s just one partial in the overtones I can’t hit. I can go above and below it
Lets be honest, you either have a baritone sax or you wanted to hear the overtone really well.🙃
thanx a lot for sharing you experience!
So I've been searching all over the internet for this technique. I've found a couple other videos about this and it's different and I'm trying them all and ITS JUST NOT WORKING :(
brandon_duhburrito did you do this all in just one day... if so your being impatient
This is so hard to do on alto 😓
Me did. LOL. As soon as I saw that comment, I died.
Hell, I do this on the regular in Concert Band
I play french horn. Why am I even watching this?
Cuz you want to play saxophone. Don’t lie to yourself
Yes, you must convert.
Do you play bari sax at all?
Joebeeze123 there is a vid of him playing it. It’s called, the jackalope I think
wooow, amaazing!!! greetings
+David Saldia Torres Thanks! If you liked this tutorial, definitely check out some of my BEATBoX SAX music videos if you haven't yet. I think you'll dig'em!
Great tutorial, but is there any alternative for people who have longer tongues which make it harder to do the moving forward because the tip of their tongue is already near the front of their mouth?
this might be bad advice but a way I found to do overtones is to raise the tip of the tongue instead of the back
This is practically the same as the harmonic glissando Michael Lowenstern from earspasm did a video on.
Does it work on alto sax?
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Would this be possible on alto?
Solsar harder but it possible
Yea totally. Check out Moon Hooch. They have an alto player that does these all the time
I know this video is really old, but is it possible to do this on a classical mouthpiece? 🙏
I'm pretty sure it is, all depends on the player tbh.
It is, just harder to do
I can do overtones but this is just impossible.
would this be harder or easier on alto?
probably harder
definitely harder, I find it better and easier on bari
its really fricken hard with a reed that's in half
I can do this great on bari, but never can on tenor/alto......
hey have you ever heard of public enemy? well they have a song called "TERMINATOR X TO THE EDGE OF PANIC" and the song has a continuous sax throught... do you know how to play that??? let me know. I'll subscribe right now 😁
Nikia Bradford like a constant note? That would be circular breathing, it’s really really hard
It is a looped sample.
Why is everyone talking about Leo p smh
RandomAj 23 because he uses the overtone gliss a lot and hes a very good example.