"It's not about changing the pitch of the note, it's about changing the overtone." I have never seen a video featuring such a dumb amateur of sax, let alone music. Wow..
@gilbertarron24: I think you make a great point with the mention of diaphragm vibrato, although I haven't seen any mention of it in any woodwind technique videos.
This guy has no freaking idea what he is talking about! He set the metronome to eights and said sixteenths! He using overtones as an example for vibrato?! And I save the worst for last! In the descrition, it says he is a DJ!!! Is this honestly the best saxophonist e- how could find?!
Pleeeaaaaasee stop! Expert Village is doing way more damage than good with crappy videos such as this. 16th notes!...hilarious. And what a big beautiful sound! Oh my god....this is incredible.
It is embarrassing to hear a music teacher using incorrect terminology like that. However, the suggestion to practice vibrato with a metronome is good.
The jaw is moving but the embouchure does not change. He played vibrato with an eighth note, not a sixteenth. DO use a metronome, and even a tuner to be sure you are keeping the pitch close to in tune. Start using vibrato slowly, almost like bending a note, which he said is wrong. But it is not, because the only way to truely learn vibrato is by starting really slow with a metronome and speeding it up gradually. You can not learn it over night. Nor can you "get it pretty tight pretty quickly."
Having trouble practicing this one (on an alto sax). Is the lower lip supposed to be moving at all, when it is pressed against the reed, as you move the lower jaw up and down?
man! All these videos stank like moldy cheese!!
19lionkingfan 3 months ago
In the tags it says brass instruments, sax is a woodwind fool it uses a reed!
hv02jl1 1 year ago 3
I use the jaw vibrado for low notes and an airstream vibrado for high notes
shrillz 1 year ago
Please don't listen to this idiot. He is a complete moron and knows nothing about saxophone playing. Typical expert village idiot.
Alastair6 1 year ago
Last I checked it was supposed to be the jaw only and not the embrochure.
punkrockgoth1988 1 year ago
In his defense, he could be right about the sixteenth notes... his metronome could be set at something around 25 bpm!
ArtD42 1 year ago
hes not the best but he knows the difference between 8th and 16th notes. idk what your talking about
redsnoop1 1 year ago
"It's not about changing the pitch of the note, it's about changing the overtone." I have never seen a video featuring such a dumb amateur of sax, let alone music. Wow..
stephenbythmusic 1 year ago
tool
KingChezTheFirst 1 year ago
why do u look cross like u dont want to be there?
MMSVRTD 2 years ago
@gilbertarron24: I think you make a great point with the mention of diaphragm vibrato, although I haven't seen any mention of it in any woodwind technique videos.
TYLERKLING 2 years ago
This guy has no freaking idea what he is talking about! He set the metronome to eights and said sixteenths! He using overtones as an example for vibrato?! And I save the worst for last! In the descrition, it says he is a DJ!!! Is this honestly the best saxophonist e- how could find?!
TYLERKLING 2 years ago
dont talk about things you dont understand.
tonytheyesfan 2 years ago
vibrato is........um....lol
Bestbuysax 2 years ago
WHAT A DICK!
MegaBadMoFo 2 years ago 5
Overtones? ?
Really?...these videos makes me angry
steebelmoan 2 years ago 3
Those are not 16th notes...they are 8th notes...OMG E-How seems to hire retarded bastards
RoGuExXxAsSaSiN 2 years ago 3
you should be embarassed. please stop teaching an instrument you yourself have not come close to mastering.
dukesux1215 2 years ago
You're playing 8th notes jack ass.
yardandnewk 2 years ago
Pleeeaaaaasee stop! Expert Village is doing way more damage than good with crappy videos such as this. 16th notes!...hilarious. And what a big beautiful sound! Oh my god....this is incredible.
MrLeoparker 2 years ago
Think of vibrato as lowering the pitch slightly and going back up to the correct pitch. do not, NOT, go sharp when doing vibrato you DUMB FUCKS lol
queekers 2 years ago
wouldn't it be best to listen to good players?,choose 1 you like, Zoot Sims or Stan Getz
or Dave Sunborn, just listen,listen,listen and emulate
valvetrom 2 years ago
haha he was playing 8th notes
yumpter 2 years ago
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wow so much stuff about this video is wrong!!!
1. THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS CLASSICAL SAXOPHONE (NEVER SHOULD IT BE IN AN ORCHESTRA)
2. id rather use my diaphram (sp?) than my jaw cause i can control my tuning better
3. 16th notes eh? THOSE WERE 8th NOTES!
4.VAH VAH VAH? u dont tongue vibrado it happens very flowingly
5. was that really vibrado? sounded like a dying goose sorry =/
gilbertaaron24 2 years ago
agree with you man... they say expert village... but this guy hasnt got a clue.
PassMyJoint 2 years ago
Sixteenth notes? Seriously? ... Wow. Try to get note values right before you start teaching freaking vibrato -- sheesh.
lostintravise 2 years ago
hahaha 16th notes....oh gosh...
It is embarrassing to hear a music teacher using incorrect terminology like that. However, the suggestion to practice vibrato with a metronome is good.
onomatopaeia 3 years ago 2
he doesn't know the difference between 16th notes and 8th notes. LOL. don't listen to him.
Garutun 3 years ago 17
@Garutun the retardophone! lol! i wonder what the retardophone sounds like
speedboosty101 1 year ago
for someones who is trying to learn how to vibrato, i must say -- this video was not very informative
:P
Kalsno 3 years ago 12
Another gem from ExpertVillage. What scares me is that there are probably saxophonists self-teaching themselves by these videos.
jzer21 3 years ago 4
The jaw is moving but the embouchure does not change. He played vibrato with an eighth note, not a sixteenth. DO use a metronome, and even a tuner to be sure you are keeping the pitch close to in tune. Start using vibrato slowly, almost like bending a note, which he said is wrong. But it is not, because the only way to truely learn vibrato is by starting really slow with a metronome and speeding it up gradually. You can not learn it over night. Nor can you "get it pretty tight pretty quickly."
oneoftwo7 3 years ago
yeah that guy was kinda dumb. not an expert. i like practicing triplets
Trixxterboy 3 years ago 4
After about 4 years of playing, I still, still cannot master the art of vibrato on a saxophone.
IaNtHeJaCkSoN08 3 years ago
4 years of playing is different from 4 years of practicing
Trixxterboy 3 years ago
LOL lan just got BURNED!
HolyNinja1228 2 years ago
Having trouble practicing this one (on an alto sax). Is the lower lip supposed to be moving at all, when it is pressed against the reed, as you move the lower jaw up and down?
Geoff 3 years ago
your lip is whats in contact with the reed so yes.
Trixxterboy 3 years ago