Your brilliance is in your simplicity of how you get concepts across. I am at the start of my journey fulfilling a lifetime dream, thank you for sharing what you know. you're a great inspiration and your Sax school is awesome.
Great demonstration, Scott. As you were playing Georgia On My Mind, I began to recall when I played tenor sax in Junior college. I tried to play Toy Land but I didn’t know how to push the sound like you did. But, then again, I didn’t have a pro horn. lol. The classifications of horns was a new concept in my studies at the time.
Yes, thank you Scott for making this concept sweet and simple. After 30 years of playing (but no formal training since high school), I kind of know some things, but you definitely solidify my understanding!
Killer episode. I biggest thing I get from this is takes a special kind of cat to play alto. For me, when it comes to switching from one sax to another, Grover, Wilton, and Tom Scott are the few cats who switch well. Add to that Maceo's tenor solo on "Mother Popcorn. Even though it becomes more about doubling, perhaps you could do an episode on how to keep a kickass sound from one instrument to another. The melody on this song inherently has a lot of tension built into it.
This us actually one I have trouble with because I feek awjward getting really into the music when рlaying for реорle. Which ends up making me feel worse because I don't sound as good. Vicious cycle. xD
Thanks! It's a neckstrap I built out of a couple different other harnesses and straps. I wanted something that supports the weight away from the neck, but still had the flexibility of movement.
@@ScottPaddock Nice! I have a JazzLab Sax Holder, which takes pressure off my neck, but it sways too much. I need something else. Hey... maybe market your design. =D
@@ScottPaddock Thanks Scott you are an awesome sax player and teacher. I have two accounts with saxophone online with Saxschool Nigel McGill and also with BetterSax I will definitely sign up with you!!! For the most part of my sax journey I am self taught but with you guys helping us you cut the edge.
Thanks for the tnr lesson. Your tension notes sound a bit forced and bent out of tune. Too many players pro or otherwise seem to need to compete with rock guitars.
Your brilliance is in your simplicity of how you get concepts across. I am at the start of my journey fulfilling a lifetime dream, thank you for sharing what you know. you're a great inspiration and your Sax school is awesome.
Thanks Bernie!!
Make the time to do lots of practice. Art V science.
and play everything.....
Go to the Williamsburg bridge and play 15 hours a day for a couple of years.
A great lesson that ties together dynamics and articulation. Thanks, Scott.
Very nice reminder that feeling the flow of the music is every bit as important as reading the chart. Great lesson. Thanks!
Difficult to get the feeling while reading the dots.
I love that sound ,Nice one Scott
Thanks!
@@ScottPaddock how do you get that pronounced buzz Overtone I'm using jumbo java a45
Love it 🔥you’re truly a blessing!!! So helpful..
Good stuff. Thanks Scott
Ohhh that intro 🔥
Nice, it puts feeling ( Dynamics ) into the melody.
The sound of your sax is wonderful
Thank you!
Just...WOW! Thank you.
😁😁😁 You're welcome!
This will make my Chop Shop exercises to a whole new level. Thank you, sensei.
Thank you Scott for your videos and helping us all out to be better saxophone players.
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Excellent advice. Thanks Scott.
Great demonstration, Scott. As you were playing Georgia On My Mind, I began to recall when I played tenor sax in Junior college. I tried to play Toy Land but I didn’t know how to push the sound like you did. But, then again, I didn’t have a pro horn. lol. The classifications of horns was a new concept in my studies at the time.
Yes, thank you Scott for making this concept sweet and simple. After 30 years of playing (but no formal training since high school), I kind of know some things, but you definitely solidify my understanding!
Scott você é demais 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎷🎷🎷
Another very useful and insightful lesson - thanks. Your sound is awesome
Thanks!!
Great stuff Scott. Already signed up to your sax school. Thx man. Finding those goal notes is challenging 😳
Good stuff Scott. This is probably an overlooked part of playing by both teachers and students. Thanks! 🎷 💪🏼
Awesome why to you feeling into your sound Thanks Be Safe God Bless Each 1
Great tips. Thanks.
But you never released us from the tension of the last note during the intro! 🤣
Thanks for the wisdom, dude.
I'm just talking shit. I'm a noobie don't mind me, just a bit of fun.
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The intro 😍😍😍 I love your sound and your sax so much!!
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Hi Scott, can u continue the Georgia one.. I'd luv to try and replicate how u play that.. U r totes amaze.. 😍
Great video
Great lesson, thank you!
Thanks Scott. Another great tip. I can honestly say that I have gleaned a lot of useful stuff from your TH-cam videos.
Thanks Aiden!
So have I... Scott's videos have bought my playing on leaps and bounds...
Thanks Scott for your excellent teaching. Please could you tell me the name of the song that you played?. Thanks again
Your the only one that talks about this mystery .no one else gives away the mystery.and is it .
Killer episode. I biggest thing I get from this is takes a special kind of cat to play alto. For me, when it comes to switching from one sax to another, Grover, Wilton, and Tom Scott are the few cats who switch well. Add to that Maceo's tenor solo on "Mother Popcorn.
Even though it becomes more about doubling, perhaps you could do an episode on how to keep a kickass sound from one instrument to another.
The melody on this song inherently has a lot of tension built into it.
Nice tip Scott! im gonna practice that,also gonna join your classes,,hey what kind of mouthpiece is on your Tenor sax?(Orange one) looks cool
He's using a 3D-printed SYOS mouthpiece. Check them out!
@@braingains6312 ok,yes i did and they are very interesting,i noticed theres one named after him
Fantastic information
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...when do you plan on giving the SYOS a work out.
...nice colour...
Humble ❤️
The secret is squeezing your eyes.
That certainly helps!!
This us actually one I have trouble with because I feek awjward getting really into the music when рlaying for реорle.
Which ends up making me feel worse because I don't sound as good.
Vicious cycle. xD
And practice ....
What neck strap are you wearing? Looks comfy. Hey Scott... always a pleasure to listen to you play. Thank you for the inspiration.
Thanks! It's a neckstrap I built out of a couple different other harnesses and straps. I wanted something that supports the weight away from the neck, but still had the flexibility of movement.
@@ScottPaddock Nice! I have a JazzLab Sax Holder, which takes pressure off my neck, but it sways too much. I need something else. Hey... maybe market your design. =D
Overblow so hard it sounds like a kazoo. Got it.
I would be nice if you could play it in tenor as well for your tenor/soprano player’s
Hey Rico, in my saxophone school I teach everything on alto and tenor.
@@ScottPaddock Thanks Scott you are an awesome sax player and teacher. I have two accounts with saxophone online with Saxschool Nigel McGill and also with BetterSax I will definitely sign up with you!!! For the most part of my sax journey I am self taught but with you guys helping us you cut the edge.
@@ricoblue3314 Thanks Rico!!
Being self taught for 30+ years, I knew this but didn’t know what it was called. I’m almost ready for lessons. Thanks Scott.
never to early for lessons
@@pulp9220 Or late
@@dcp8nts that too
I like the hairstyle u rockin now
great !!!
garate lesson scott
Beautiful 🤩 牛！
Is that an auto or tenor sax?
Extremely late but it is an alto saxophone
Btilliant Scott - so important to make an impression - use your advice - best sax coach on TH-cam by a long way - musical regards #Saxocoustic_channel
It's reverb. The cat's out of the bag.
That also helps...helps...helps...helps... 😂🤣
@@ScottPaddock My mantra.
that's the sexiest Mary had a little lamb I ever heard lol
Thanks for the tnr lesson. Your tension notes sound a bit forced and bent out of tune. Too many players pro or otherwise seem to need to compete with rock guitars.
The secret to sound pro: Study serious
Grow a mustache > Pro Sax Player
Commonsense Sax. Sing through your sax - the closest instrument to the human voice.
This is very helpful ✅💯
Thanks so much @scottpaddock
Great lesson. Thanks Scott