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 Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 7:36 pm
i need help on my two octave scales
my range is not high enough
how can i improve it
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Posted: Sun Nov 15, 2009 9:05 am
Taintedivine i need help on my two octave scales my range is not high enough how can i improve it curl ur lips in & blow faster air that is wat i have 2 do 2 hit high notes and octaves
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Posted: Sun Nov 15, 2009 11:46 am
Duchess girl-13 Taintedivine i need help on my two octave scales my range is not high enough how can i improve it curl ur lips in & blow faster air that is wat i have 2 do 2 hit high notes and octaves that's assuming he plays flute...
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Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 1:12 pm
What instrument do you play? If you play trumpet [which I do not.] then make the hole as small as possible and try frowning. If you play flute [which I also do not] then push out your lips and again, make the hole as small as possible.
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wtf V A G I N A L monster
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Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 1:42 pm
if you play a single reed wood wind (wont even bother posting for double reed seeing as you probably don't play one if you're having scale issues, no offence) then try lowering your lower lip some along the mouth piece, have your upper teeth rested on the top of the mouth piecemake sure you mouth piece is good, i'd reccomend a 2 to 3 sized reed for begginers. That's about it.
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Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 8:35 pm
XxJessmoxX What instrument do you play? If you play trumpet [which I do not.] then make the hole as small as possible and try frowning. If you play flute [which I also do not] then push out your lips and again, make the hole as small as possible. why would you make a trumpet embouchure as small as possible? it doesn't even make sense. if you don't play an instrument, and don't know how the acoustics of the instrument work...don't try giving advice on how to play. a trumpet should try to extend the "hole" so that it goes all the way across the mouthpiece. you want as much vibration with as little resistance as possible. the more "open" your embouchure, the more "open" your sound will be(it will sound bigger and clearer).
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Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 2:58 am
it doesn't exactly help if someone posts a question and doesn't look back at it for at least a week...
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Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 5:55 am
daneckenrode it doesn't exactly help if someone posts a question and doesn't look back at it for at least a week... well at least it makes it LOOK like there's some sort of activity in the guild razz
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Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 11:40 am
toco clarinet daneckenrode it doesn't exactly help if someone posts a question and doesn't look back at it for at least a week... well at least it makes it LOOK like there's some sort of activity in the guild razz agreed biggrin
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Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 1:47 pm
toco clarinet Duchess girl-13 Taintedivine i need help on my two octave scales my range is not high enough how can i improve it curl ur lips in & blow faster air that is wat i have 2 do 2 hit high notes and octaves that's assuming he plays flute... nooo cuxz i play the baritone and that is wat all low brass have 2 do and flutes
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Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 4:08 pm
Duchess girl-13 nooo cuxz i play the baritone and that is wat all low brass have 2 do and flutes lol learn to play your instrument
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Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2009 1:19 pm
toco clarinet XxJessmoxX What instrument do you play? If you play trumpet [which I do not.] then make the hole as small as possible and try frowning. If you play flute [which I also do not] then push out your lips and again, make the hole as small as possible. why would you make a trumpet embouchure as small as possible? it doesn't even make sense. if you don't play an instrument, and don't know how the acoustics of the instrument work...don't try giving advice on how to play. a trumpet should try to extend the "hole" so that it goes all the way across the mouthpiece. you want as much vibration with as little resistance as possible. the more "open" your embouchure, the more "open" your sound will be(it will sound bigger and clearer). Shes right you need to make the embouchure smaller for higher sounds and bigger for lower ones.
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Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2009 1:32 pm
Daniel-kun93 toco clarinet XxJessmoxX What instrument do you play? If you play trumpet [which I do not.] then make the hole as small as possible and try frowning. If you play flute [which I also do not] then push out your lips and again, make the hole as small as possible. why would you make a trumpet embouchure as small as possible? it doesn't even make sense. if you don't play an instrument, and don't know how the acoustics of the instrument work...don't try giving advice on how to play. a trumpet should try to extend the "hole" so that it goes all the way across the mouthpiece. you want as much vibration with as little resistance as possible. the more "open" your embouchure, the more "open" your sound will be(it will sound bigger and clearer). Shes right you need to make the embouchure smaller for higher sounds and bigger for lower ones. lol..not really
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Posted: Sun Dec 06, 2009 10:36 pm
Lets start off by asking, exactly WHAT do you play
not all instruments are the same ya know...
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