Giving Your Trombone a Bath | A Comprehensive Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2017
- Today, as per my good friend David's request, we are diving into the world of brass maintenance. This video is an in-depth tutorial on how to give your trombone a bath. In this video I did a lot more editing than normal, including timelapses with me playing The Acrobat added into the background. The editing portion is a bit tedious, but also rather enjoyable. Let me know what you think.
You will need:
- Your trombone
- Slide grease or cream (preferably Yamaha or Slide-O-Mix)
- A flexible "snake" brush
- A mouthpiece brush
- A cleaning cloth or rag for gentle polishing
- An old towel to rest your trombone on
- Degreaser or dish soap (Ajax works well) - เพลง
4 years later and this video somehow finds its way to me! This was very helpful as I really wanted to find a way to keep my trombone clean and not damage while in storage.
Glad you stumbled across it!
I just spent 25 euro on a second hand trombone. it works but it really needs a clean. this video could not have come at a better time. great work
Glad I could help! Good luck with the trombone!
I'm a trumpet player and that even refreshed me on a thing or two!
Glad to hear!
Your best work so far my man! Very useful and very engaging! This is a very exciting indication for what is to come.
Thanks man! You like them unnecessary jump cuts? ;-)
More than anything! :^)
Very informative and well-made. Good job!
Thanks Liam! Glad you enjoyed and learned a thing or two!
Thanks for this, it helped a ton!
Glad I could help! Although make sure in the future that if you use slide cream and not the oil stuff you need to add water-- that's a huge fault that I didn't even notice while filming.
Can I do this without my trombone
I- what🧍♀️
Congrats on 250 subs
Thanks man!
GREAT WORK
LOVE U SAM
THANKS SON
Some feedback from a fellow trombonist, if you'll accept it: looks like you forgot to spray water after applying slide cream. That's an important step.
Also, slide cream and slide grease are not interchangeable. It's possible that the slide cream is contributing to your tuning slide issues.
It's often entirely unnecessary to add any cream to the "2nd position" region. Usually just the stockings is enough, although that may depend on the individual trombone.
Keep up the good work! Instrument maintenance is vitally important and I'm glad you're spreading the news!
David Roth thanks a lot for the suggestions! I'll try cleaning off my tuning slide and using some trumpet slide grease. As for the second position area, that region tends to be a little choppy, so that's why I apply some cream there. Not sure why that is the case, but the cream seems to fix the issue for the most part.
Great video, but just a concern. If I own a trombone with a standard rotary valve F attachment, is it the same process to clean?
jonsoles No it isn’t. Sorry, I’m a little late to the game here but as far as I understand, it is not good for the trigger mechanism to be that wet
I don't have slide cream, so what I used to do is grease the slide with slide grease, and then water it down with valve oil, now I just use oil because I haven't had access to grease in months.
The grease/oil trick works really well on trumpets' 3rd valve slides in my experience, and probably isn't half bad on trombone. Unfortunately, my current trombone is a beaten-up student model with a dent or two in the slide, and even with top-grade Slide-O-Mix products the slide is slow and jerky.
Let us slide that in very gently and carefully... *Loud metallic noises*
Is it the same if I have a trombone with no lacquer?
More or less. Just make sure not to let the water get too hot, and you may also have to do some additional polishing at the end.
What happens if I don’t have a snake and I already out it in the bath
I recommend buying a snake, but nothing harmful will happen if you give it a bath without a snake. The snake only helps to clean more effectively.
Is it bad to go a long time without cleaning the trombone. I just got into middle school so I’m a little new 😅
You should probably wash it once a month.
Ok thanks
I’m also looking for a trombone to play so what is the brand of your trombone?
Is it a Yamaha YSL-891 Z ?
@@Plotani Yes, I was using the 891Z. Unfortunately the trombone I have now is one of their student instruments, the YSL-354.
Thank you sir
Uhh I got a tenor with a trigger what do I do?
You’ll have to disassemble the trigger first off. There are probably a lot of videos out there on the topic.
@@SamuelPlaysBrass bruh its not even mines and it is a Yamaha 💀💀💀
I heard Yuri in the background
You destroyed my trombone I will sue u
I assume this is your idea of a joke, but none of the content in this video, if replicated correctly, will destroy a trombone.
Samuel Plays Brass it was a joke sorry you videos teach me a lot your the best
Sorry again
Stay safe
Flash Gaming Lol, that’s my bad. Stay well