How To Align Trumpet Valves Properly-Complete Tutorial

[@AnuGunn]

Great vid! Straight to the point and pleasant. Thank you.

[@stevestrombom2483]

Thanks! I grew up with a King Flugabone, which has a notch on each valve that only allows for the correct orientation... then decided to pick up the trumpet last year, found a used Bach, and was mystified that there seemed to be no reliable way to lock-in the correct orientation... but apparently there is! Looking forward to trying this.

[@Lukasjakson]

Worked like a charm. Thank you.

[@MakeYouFeelBetterNow]

My valves didn't have numbers, but I saw how to align the holes correctly on the first valve, and the twisting, so it worked.

[@DannyQuaglietta]

this was an amazing trick thank you for the video

[@FilizCuvalciFizi]

Thank you so much 🌸💯👍🙂

[@kn-qz7by]

Thanks for the video.
All the valves in a trumpet look alike, so what difference would it make to place, for example, #1 in the #3 casing and vice versa?

[@ruffruffrebel]

Some trumpets have numbering for the valves, itll say S1, S2, and S3.

[@kn-qz7by]

@@ruffruffrebel Yes, you’re correct and thanks for mentioning that.
However, my question basically was, “Since all three valves look the same, why aren’t they interchangeable?”

[@FlameSnake0]

My trumpet doesn't have that number thing

[@heavenIytsunami]

How can you do the third valve?

[@Reaktron88]

THIS DEFENITELY DOES NOT APPLY TO ALL TRUMPETS

[@CarolynFrost-wn8zx]

GREAT!!!

[@PalmaMerkel]

Awesome

[@Bgraberjazz]

Is this how you normally speak? This topic is supposed to be how to do a valve alignment aka Bob Reeves etc. I click it and it's beginner stuff on how to put your valves in. Dumb

[@dougmorris5625]

The vocal was hard to listen to. Sorry.