Sound Production Lesson 1

[Venom8419]

What is the stereo field?I know its the plane between 2 separate input devices such as mic A and B but i need a more indepth description of it?any help would be great.

[TheRetroSax]

Thank you, I will definatly try your exercises when i practise now =D

[snowypetrel]

Thank you for being so organised and helpful with clarity.

[poxeon27]

Thanks very much! I wich you keep going

[chalofour]

Tanks !!!! You're better than my college teacher !! He told me that I need a bigger sounf but....he didn't tech me !!!

[XxSaxCannon921xX]

Where are you going? hahah

[jiaxing265]

Hey nice tone you got there! Have you heard of this skill called throat growl? or something like that? wonder if u could post it! thanks alot!

[gamwizrd1]

growl or hum while playing

[battlestupid]

what a great teacher and saxophonist you are ^___^

[orangeparade]

one enquiry though, how do you get such warm and full tone on your lower ranges? because when i hit my lower register like F and below, it loses it's "roundness" and sounds very harsh and cutting. what do you advise?

[mmcveigh17]

I think a lot of this could be related to the kind of air that is being sent down the tube. Hot air equals warm sound. Now having said that the bottom stack of the saxophone will usually require faster air- and it becomes difficult to blow fast hot air- but that change in concept may help. Also make sure your instrument is in proper adjustment. Nothing harshes up a sound like a leak that you need to overblow to overcome.

[orangeparade]

thank you so much! you helped me a lot!