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  • #99873
    Mike Potter
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      The first of the holiday songs for this year, I’m going to try and record a couple a week or so.

      https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/9SjDxAczmSKnnveU7

      #99894
      RockinRobin
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        Mike, You do have a nice buzz on that horn. how do you do it?
        William

        #99897
        Mike Potter
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          Thanks William, I’m using a fairly high baffle mouthpiece and a pretty soft reed (select jazz 2 soft). Usually I play a 3 medium but I thought I’d try a softer reef just to see how it sounded (plus bitting the low notes was much easier!!).

          #99914
          RockinRobin
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            Mike
            I remember back in the years not knowing about baffles etc I showed up in Jazz Camp with a T-95 mouthpiece. The band leader who was head of Jazz studies at Webster college in St Louis almost kicked me out of the band
            William

            #99959
            Mike Potter
            Participant

              Lol! Yeah I hear ya, when I first started playing sax I took some lessons from a local player who had that cool rock and roll gritty sound. In the first lesson he looked at my mouthpiece (typical student model “low baffle” piece) and started laughing. I got a full lesson on mouthpiece design that day, but he let me use one of his berg’s which made a huge difference the sound.

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