Best Trumpet Practice mute?
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Hi Guys,
I'm Phill O'Neill from Australia and I hope you're having a fantastic day.
In This video I demonstrate all the different practice mutes I currently have.
Have a listen and answer these questions.
Which practice mute is the softest?
Which practice mute has the best intonation?
Which practice mute has the best high range?
Which practice mute do you think is the best overall?
If you would like to purchase any of these practice mutes try using the links below.
Yamaha Silent Brass - amzn.to/36PrAr2
Tom Crown - amzn.to/2FLN7VG
Stomvi Practice Mutes - stomvi-usa.com/product/practi...
Upmute - stomvi-usa.com/product/upmute/
As always,
Happy Practising. - เพลง
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I appreciate that you have the sound recording on trumpet videos well done. From all the other trumpet videos I have watched, that seems to not be an easy thing. Cheers!
Hi John, Thats something I have tried to achieve. Thanks for your feedback.
Which mute did you like the best?
Well, i have a clear winner which is the upsound mute. This is because this mute does not only work as a practice mute, but also it helps you to improve your sound quality and your intonation thanks to thant kind of inner filter it's got. Greetings from Spain!!
Its a great mute. I use it all the time
Hi Phil. I enjoyed this video. I have a song I'm playing at school and we have to use plunger mutes. I was wondering if you could explain how to use one?
That's a good idea. I can totally put together something about that.
@@PhillONeillTrumpet that's great! thank you so much!
Hard to tell, but: Yamaha, Upmute, Stomvi, Tom. And soundquality-wise: Tom, Stomvi, Yamaha, Upmute
Hi Vanessa, thanks for commenting. Do you use a practice mute often?
1 Silent Brass STX with headphone for me the best real trumpetsound.
2. Tom Crown.
Others not so much difference at all.
Yamaha is the one I like the best. But I can’t find it on Amazon. Please tell me the model number or a more specific name than just Yamaha trumpet practice mute. Thanks!
I don't know if the answer comes too late but I think he's referring to the Yamaha silent brass. As far as I know that is more than an ordinary mute because you are able to connect it up and hear the sound loud in your headphones hence it is pretty expensive. May be mistaken though. I am just not aware of another Yamaha mute.
There are links in the description for all the nuts used in this video.
Ive linked each of the mutes in the description check it out.
I used the sshhmute and the weight and resistance was very nice.
I wonder how this would compared to these.
Also Denis Wick practice mute: Horrible! I gave it away
I agree with you on the Dennis Wick. Worst practice mute I’ve ever played!!!
@@PhillONeillTrumpet hahah definitely. Great video btw 👌
Phill can you write your tips? Which is the quietest it's easy :). But intonation and back pressure are more difficult. I think you are too good :) and you can control intonation, even if mute has drawbacks in this matter. You could put such a list, the best at the beginning, the worst at the end. Inonation and back pressure. The back pressure is particularly controversial. If you read the reviews for Yamacha and Tome Crovne on Amoazon. Opinions are very divergent, some describe significant back pressure, some write that it is undetectable. I think it is related to the instrument and experience of the musician.
Tomasz, that's very kind of you to say.
Imo best to worst in terms of overall performance
1. Upmute
2. Tom Crown
3. Silent brass
4. Stomvi practice mute
5. Stomvi "wooden" mute
@@PhillONeillTrumpet Thank you. I found something like this :)
Maybe the alternative certainly doesn't change the intonation
th-cam.com/video/83hGfYA7Nvs/w-d-xo.html
Looks cool but I'm honestly too lazy to set that up everytime I need to practice and can't make noise. :)
@@PhillONeillTrumpet Does this mean that you practice with mute every day. I am beginner, how much do you think I can practice with mute.
@@sawtom I try to avoid using a practice mute as much as possible. In saying that there are days when it just needs to be done.
How is the back pressure on the upmute overall? and how does it compare vs the silent brass?
Hi Miguel, there is more back pressure than without any mute, however I find it more helpful than other practice mutes ive played. The silent brass is quieter but has a lot of back pressure.
The main difference for me is when I go back to playing without a mute after using the silent brass it feels strange and unnatural. After using the update it feels much more natural right away.
@@PhillONeillTrumpet how does the upmute compare to the tom crown in terms of back pressure?
The upmute has less back pressure than the Tom crown. I have done a comparison video between the different practice mutes. I find most practice mutes cause my chops to feel weird when I go back to playing without the mute. I find the Upmute doesn’t give me this issue. For a while I was actually practising my fundamentals with the upmute to same my hearing. I actually found it beneficial to my playing.
Check out my comparison video here. th-cam.com/video/XPnkDm0fsiM/w-d-xo.html
@@PhillONeillTrumpet thank you so much
Yamaha softest, Stomvi wood
loudest
Dont use a mute, you have a great sound!
Thata very kind of you to say Ewout. Sometimes its more considerate for me to use it. Most of the time I don't use it though.
wait..... 4 buttons on the trumpet
Yes This is the Stomvi Titan 4 valve trumpet.