@demenichugz3 its not like you could pick up a tronbone and do that instantly with beautiful sound. You have to work at it, like I do, ( and i cant do that... Im in middle school )
But otherwise this is a good display of range and for all haters, this is the second best tone I've heard that high (first being somebody who does it for a living) but this guy did a good job
@guitarboyemk yeah. good display of range and extremely poor musicianship! if you practice correctly range will develope naturally along with GOOD tone...clearly you and the guy playing should start playing lead trumpet in a Big Band at a middle school or high school level somwhere. And for fuck sake listen to CHARLIE VERNON!!! The dude can just as high and low as this wannabe bone player but with EXQUISITE tone.
@gaelicwop his tone isn't bad, but it's not good either. and i have heard charlie vernon he's freaking awesome!! and what i meant was this video wasn't bad or good. it just sits there. and i'm actually a euphonium player for my high school symphonic band
wow. i can only hit five. This is crazy. I think this guy can hit these notes not because thats all he does, but because he has a lot of experience on the instrument, and has played a lot. Its pretty ignorant to say things like "oh this isn't music, is that all you do?" Anyone who's ever had decent experience on any instrument knows that playing fast and high or low is an ability you gain with experience.
I counted 7 notes, so that's 6 octaves. Still really good though. I used to be able to hold the triple high Bb for quite a while, and it was pretty strong.
I think the most impressive thing about this video is how good the actual notes sound. Obviously the extremes at both end are never going to sound beautiful but that's because the tenor trombone was never intended to be played that high. And speaking as a tuba player, I think that the pedal Bb was excellent and the double pedal sounded as good as one can make that note sound.
@CycloniteKiller You were either playing an etude or a bass trombone part. I know my shit man. Most likely you were playing a solo etude, because the tone quality and intonation are too unstable to be used in even a small ensemble. I do believe this would be to only exception to my previous statement. Or the composer of your piece, if the case is you were part of an ensemble, is completely ignorant and vary amateur.
@xeinosa Pedal tones come up in Big band charts fairly commonly actually. and if your pedal tones sound ignorant and amateur, that's your fault, not the composer. WORK DEM LOW NOTES BOI!!
@xeinosa If composers that utilize the trombone's pedal range are ignorant or amateur, then Mahler, Bruckner, Tchaikovsky, are all total n00bs. Plus the bass trombone plays pedals when doubling the tuba part, which many composers are wont to do. The idea that a pedal note isn't stable enough is preposterous. ANY professional quality trombone player can play them as clean and in tune as any other note, and that goes for all trombonists not just bass bones, Tenors get pedals occasionally as well.
The exact reason I went to college on bass trombone :-)
People don't realize that the tenor (and tenor/bass) trombone is one of the VERY few brass instruments that has a stable enough pedal range (factors include mouthpiece size, tube diameter, and location of the cone expansion) to be reliably used.
I do have to say that I can actually hit (not fake) that last Bb pedal with my Bb/F/Gb/D bass trombone, though :-D
@xeinosa Have you ever play orchestral Trombone III parts? Apparently not. Have you ever played 4th (or lowest part, depending on arrangement) in a trombone choir? Even high school wind band pieces have pedal tones in the lowest trombone.
You also occasionally see the bass trombone player subbing for tuba in a smaller wind band or orchestra. Pedal tones become quite important, and when you have those parts, being able to belt them is second only to having a stable tone and pitch.
@tyzon05 sorry for the ridiculously late comment. But your totally right, I should rephrase my comment a little. I should say anyone could play most notes three octaves, or something similar to that.
First is a triple high, second double high, third is high, fourth note is middle Bb, fifth note is low Bb, 6th note is pedal Bb, 7th note is double pedal, so the eighth note must be a triple pedal
get off that pea shooter beginner horn & try a step up & then we can talk about high notes trust me
also the first two weren't Bb's the first was a high ass F & the second was a high D & the last 2 weren't either the last one was another C & next to last was an Eb try again this time get a large bore much richer & louder sound
That last note was actually a triple pedal, the one that sounded like a fart. If you go and look at an actually note positions, that 3rd to last is the pedal, 2nd to last is double pedal, and that fart noise is a triple pedal.
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@stealthedscout Pedal doesn't really imply the lowest note. Below pedal, you have foundation or double pedal, whichever you prefer to call it. technically, it's producing a frequency. If you were to measure the frequency of the last note played in this video, you could easily tell what note it is. that last note, when accurate, would be a Bb -1, which would be somewhere around 14 1/2 hertz. so, per second, his lips would only make contact 14 to 15 times. DAMN!
I can tell just from the sound he could make with proper notes that he is probably a good Trombone player so....I really doubt he can "Just make fart sounds".
@COOKIEMONSTERATHOME youve never seen a sackbut then. thats a small bore tenor. look up christian lindberg on youtube you should seen one with a picture of him playing a very small alto looking trombone with a super small bell
Farting notes are ensitial acutaly, I have play in trombone chiors where the parts require me to play a pedal C exteamly loudly. To do that you have to work on your double and triple pedal range
i get the feeling that the first at least one is edited... i.e. pitch doubled, or video sped up, or whathaveyou.... and the last at least two were probably the same.
I'm just gunna say that no matter how much you want it to be true, the top and bottom two arent really notes. They are pedals and squeaks, and any good trombone player can play any note three octaves.
@johnbaratta092494 Not nessisarily true. On a straight horn atleast, an Eb is only playable in two octaves without the trigger, as is the D for most people.
that pea shooter doesn't have enough tube to get a double pedal Bb, anyway. If you had a regular horn with a trigger you can go to 7+ and lip it down, or get a real bass.
ive been playing for 10 years now. college player atm. bass trombone possibly the lowest note to be played. i dont know for sure i dont play much bass bone. but those squeeks. they have never been played as written parts in music. who knows. you may play them say in jazz or whatever. more power to you. the highest written notes that you can see in solos and others such would be the high F( two octave above second top line in staff) to maybe the Bb above that. just to clear up someones comment
If you like range, Check out my video's... The Bossa Nova with my euphonium, and My Foolish heart, both show off a little of my upper range. More video's of trombone, and marching baritone will be up soon!
@littledrewboo 1) I dont play trombone 2) if you cant use that note in a musical piece, it doesnt count, and theres no way that would be acceptable in a piece.
@pyrobombs then you can't have an opinion on it because you don't play trombone. Notes like that have been you used in solo pieces for sure and it does count because if you can play up in the stratosphere like that, then pieces in orchestral or band literature are a breeze. that's just basic brass knowledge, my guess is that you play a woodwind or not an experienced brass player. There might even be an orchestral trombone part that does have that note and you just have never heard of it.
@littledrewboo Yes i am a woodwind player but it doesnt sound like a note! its like me playing a constant squeak on clarinet and saying its a high Eb And just because i dont PLAY it, doesnt mean that i cant tell what sounds like a note and what doesnt And no I havent heard every piece of music out there but ive still heard jazz contemporary and individual instrumental solos from pros and have never heard this note And obviously its a note but it isnt controlled here Why ? me and no one else?
i just reached my 7th octave on euphonium/baritone i play 2 octaves below the regular Bb and 5 above :p and for everyone who is being a hater petal notes count so suck it
i just reached my 7th octave on euphonium/baritone i play 2 octaves below the regular Bb and 5 above :p and for everyone who is being a hater petal notes count so suck it
Yeah much of those are simply musical masturbation. A working range spanning 3 octaves is MORE than enough for all but the top cats, and an extra octave below of "fake" tones and an extra octave above of "hamster shit" tones to round out the control. Anything more is for bravado and no musical good comes of it.
@Qermaq I dunno, I think if there are players who can actually play in extreme registers of a given instrument, that opens up more possibilities for composers, and can extend the range of what a given instrument can do and is expected to do.
Not sure the last one really counts... The first one was actually really good sound quality, for being a triple Bb. I can squeak out the double at about that dynamic so bravo for the triple!
good work man! Posted in 2007, getting lots of views! I'm a trumpet player and I'm very impressed.
I think everyone could keep in mind that he's just showing that he can produce these notes. They're not necessarily going to be used in performance, but it is a huge talent to be able to do this.
well sir you are a complete fucker. The last and first dont count. you cant pedal that. I agree with yatayatayata. Who needs a player who can make fart sounds?
@itouch2GMaAsTeR Not to be mean or anything, but if you payed any attention to the title of the video "7 Octave range on trombone," then you would have noticed that he wasn't trying to make so called "farting" noises. He was playing 7 octaves on a trombone!!
hes right... the second to last note he played was the fundamental. its impossible to play a note that resonates at any frequency below it on that slide position. this guy faked it.
The reason it's a pedal not is because YOU DON'T GO ANY LOWER... imo the last note doesn't count and the 1st reaslly shouldn't either because what band needs trombone players playing fart sounds?
The last doesn't count! (Yay some one that knows an overtone series!) But if he can play other notes around that High "Whatever" Then that would be impressive... Still impractical...
Very Impressive!
achillestrombone 3 weeks ago
It wasn't seven octaves it was just seven well more like 5 or six correct notes
johnwillmartin1234 4 weeks ago
Last one doesn't count :p
jcbprks 1 month ago
Oh! you should play the fucking trumpet dude! you're a disgrace to all of us that play trombone! worst tone quality of all time!!!!!
gaelicwop 1 month ago
@demenichugz3 its not like you could pick up a tronbone and do that instantly with beautiful sound. You have to work at it, like I do, ( and i cant do that... Im in middle school )
Minecraftbananas17 2 months ago
Next!
MrCigarman75 2 months ago
But otherwise this is a good display of range and for all haters, this is the second best tone I've heard that high (first being somebody who does it for a living) but this guy did a good job
guitarboyemk 2 months ago
@guitarboyemk yeah. good display of range and extremely poor musicianship! if you practice correctly range will develope naturally along with GOOD tone...clearly you and the guy playing should start playing lead trumpet in a Big Band at a middle school or high school level somwhere. And for fuck sake listen to CHARLIE VERNON!!! The dude can just as high and low as this wannabe bone player but with EXQUISITE tone.
gaelicwop 1 month ago
@gaelicwop his tone isn't bad, but it's not good either. and i have heard charlie vernon he's freaking awesome!! and what i meant was this video wasn't bad or good. it just sits there. and i'm actually a euphonium player for my high school symphonic band
guitarboyemk 1 month ago
Second to last note was a b natural and for the last one get a chromatic tuner and see what it reads
guitarboyemk 2 months ago
admit it, you can only do 4
dannvey 3 months ago 2
wow. i can only hit five. This is crazy. I think this guy can hit these notes not because thats all he does, but because he has a lot of experience on the instrument, and has played a lot. Its pretty ignorant to say things like "oh this isn't music, is that all you do?" Anyone who's ever had decent experience on any instrument knows that playing fast and high or low is an ability you gain with experience.
Shredderistic6 3 months ago
@TheKlarinettist he actually played eight notes so it would be seven octaves, but I'm not sure that that last note was a Bb
tubaeuphboyemk4 3 months ago
Sure are a lot of haters in here who probably never played a double Bb on a bone in their life...
DarthMotley 3 months ago 3
Cool! 3 real notes and 4 party tricks.
BassBoneMadness 3 months ago
Great job! Now lets see all the chromatics in-between!
mikedaguy 3 months ago 25
Haha thats awesome!
mychemicalromance373 4 months ago
That was kinda cool. haha
TheNcruz95 4 months ago
Dude, you're so good. Do you give lessons?
jcasselb001 4 months ago
that. sounded. bad.
demonichugz3 4 months ago
Youre a little out of tune on the first note !!
moomiss 4 months ago
btw they all count thats how u play them
XxMrRandomDudexX 4 months ago
Same player: v=jLKcIHZYPew
JordiLensink 4 months ago
well that was triple high to triple pedal
Guitarhreomaster16 4 months ago
lol, it's 7 notes, not octaves (and the top one was really, really, thin); so it was six octaves
TheKlarinettist 4 months ago
Because of course range directly equates to skill and musicality...
TheOrenishi1 5 months ago
1st note and last note do not count
ShawnyboySkater1 5 months ago
lmao what was that? it sounded like the highest note was sung through the horn instead of played
marchingtrombonist1 6 months ago
Can you do anything else? Like, play actual music? Or is shitting out your horn all you do?
iareh8rcomments 6 months ago 3
well once i hear you play that in an actual song i'll believe you have a 7 octave range. Otherwise to me that was just squeaking and farting.
freaky00003 6 months ago
@freaky00003 squeaky squeaky
TheOrenishi1 4 months ago
The first one sounded like a fart lolol
Tbone9053 6 months ago
I only hear 6 octaves
Obstructions 7 months ago
Awesome.
colesucks123 7 months ago
I counted 7 notes, so that's 6 octaves. Still really good though. I used to be able to hold the triple high Bb for quite a while, and it was pretty strong.
bigdavehunter 7 months ago
was the last one even a note?
2468colorado 7 months ago
I counted 8 octaves ._.
TheCannonbolt55 7 months ago
@TheCannonbolt55 You counted 8 notes not octaves
tomnottim 7 months ago
I think the most impressive thing about this video is how good the actual notes sound. Obviously the extremes at both end are never going to sound beautiful but that's because the tenor trombone was never intended to be played that high. And speaking as a tuba player, I think that the pedal Bb was excellent and the double pedal sounded as good as one can make that note sound.
tomnottim 8 months ago
Great starting note! I will probably never get that high!
AngelaTheTrombonist 8 months ago
awesome
boneking33 9 months ago
Pedal notes don't even count. You never use them in music.
xeinosa 10 months ago
@xeinosa bullshit you don't use them. I had one in a piece last year. KNOW YO SHIT.
CycloniteKiller 10 months ago 2
@CycloniteKiller You were either playing an etude or a bass trombone part. I know my shit man. Most likely you were playing a solo etude, because the tone quality and intonation are too unstable to be used in even a small ensemble. I do believe this would be to only exception to my previous statement. Or the composer of your piece, if the case is you were part of an ensemble, is completely ignorant and vary amateur.
xeinosa 10 months ago
@xeinosa Pedal tones come up in Big band charts fairly commonly actually. and if your pedal tones sound ignorant and amateur, that's your fault, not the composer. WORK DEM LOW NOTES BOI!!
gumblut 10 months ago
@gumblut Well I can see pedal notes coming up in Jazz, I do believe rarely, but in any other form of music it's just plain stupid.
xeinosa 9 months ago
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SymphonicTrombone 9 months ago
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SymphonicTrombone 9 months ago
@xeinosa If composers that utilize the trombone's pedal range are ignorant or amateur, then Mahler, Bruckner, Tchaikovsky, are all total n00bs. Plus the bass trombone plays pedals when doubling the tuba part, which many composers are wont to do. The idea that a pedal note isn't stable enough is preposterous. ANY professional quality trombone player can play them as clean and in tune as any other note, and that goes for all trombonists not just bass bones, Tenors get pedals occasionally as well.
SymphonicTrombone 9 months ago
@SymphonicTrombone
The exact reason I went to college on bass trombone :-)
People don't realize that the tenor (and tenor/bass) trombone is one of the VERY few brass instruments that has a stable enough pedal range (factors include mouthpiece size, tube diameter, and location of the cone expansion) to be reliably used.
I do have to say that I can actually hit (not fake) that last Bb pedal with my Bb/F/Gb/D bass trombone, though :-D
dumbo800 7 months ago
@xeinosa Have you ever play orchestral Trombone III parts? Apparently not. Have you ever played 4th (or lowest part, depending on arrangement) in a trombone choir? Even high school wind band pieces have pedal tones in the lowest trombone.
You also occasionally see the bass trombone player subbing for tuba in a smaller wind band or orchestra. Pedal tones become quite important, and when you have those parts, being able to belt them is second only to having a stable tone and pitch.
dumbo800 7 months ago
@dumbo800 horn four parts are my specialty, I so good at it im in 7th grade and i can hit pedal C :DDDDDD
i play the parts for symphonies
udienowisay 7 months ago
I don't think this really counts until you can actually play the notes
frintong 10 months ago
that is only six bc your range goes by scales, and you need to get a better seal to count the Bb0
Lixaef 11 months ago
@Lixaef Shut up, no one cares, and it was actually a Bb-1
pedropedaltones 9 months ago
that last pitch wasnt a Bb.......
Lixaef 11 months ago
i make a 7th octave note in the restroom
08blackbear 11 months ago
last note sounds like u got to poo
feonguy 11 months ago
are you a wizard?
sonic7122 11 months ago
THat's pretty cool man!
KongOfBadgers 11 months ago
That would be great if they were all B flats......
Marz1ns4n1ty 11 months ago
ペダル下とその下ですか！
驚愕。
heiseimonozuki 11 months ago
And the purpose for 7 octaves is............?
McFlury9687 11 months ago
Try your double pedal Bb in second position, it'll come out better.
Hunter623 11 months ago
@tyzon05 sorry for the ridiculously late comment. But your totally right, I should rephrase my comment a little. I should say anyone could play most notes three octaves, or something similar to that.
johnbaratta092494 1 year ago
Last two totally don't count as Bb, but the top two holy crap.
Anticedence 1 year ago
@Anticedence Well, considering he can get that close to a double pedal Bb with a .487 that has no attactments, I'd just say give it to him lol
pedropedaltones 1 year ago
i can do only 3 octaves- but i'm only in middle school
harrypotternerd333 1 year ago
the last note is a triple pedal Bb.
First is a triple high, second double high, third is high, fourth note is middle Bb, fifth note is low Bb, 6th note is pedal Bb, 7th note is double pedal, so the eighth note must be a triple pedal
jcbahr 1 year ago
@jcbahr lol jakee
iluvkarrots 1 year ago
last two notes is so funny XD
but awesome.!
derekkwok123 1 year ago
やるね
osige73 1 year ago
last one fur sure didnt count. If it does, my butt has 7 octaves too.
Joebone18974 1 year ago 153
@Joebone18974 hahahaha
WCUTrombones 1 year ago
Hey, wouldn't it be super cool and awesome if I over-analyzed and ridiculed this person's video?!
satchm05 1 year ago 2
Ok Pauly D, you only played 3 Bbs. Where's the other 4? Let me know when you get around to that.
ItzzNexion 1 year ago 2
get off that pea shooter beginner horn & try a step up & then we can talk about high notes trust me
also the first two weren't Bb's the first was a high ass F & the second was a high D & the last 2 weren't either the last one was another C & next to last was an Eb try again this time get a large bore much richer & louder sound
stevenhamlin1000 1 year ago
That last note was actually a triple pedal, the one that sounded like a fart. If you go and look at an actually note positions, that 3rd to last is the pedal, 2nd to last is double pedal, and that fart noise is a triple pedal.
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wwwtotalitaerde 1 year ago
Were u tryin to pull of a triple pedal?!?
TMC11AllStar 1 year ago
unless you can play the notes in between those, it doesn't count.
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ManIhTwoLinJay 1 year ago
Some one needs to empty their water key! ewww hahahaha
ManIhTwoLinJay 1 year ago
@stealthedscout Pedal doesn't really imply the lowest note. Below pedal, you have foundation or double pedal, whichever you prefer to call it. technically, it's producing a frequency. If you were to measure the frequency of the last note played in this video, you could easily tell what note it is. that last note, when accurate, would be a Bb -1, which would be somewhere around 14 1/2 hertz. so, per second, his lips would only make contact 14 to 15 times. DAMN!
thorspaz 1 year ago
I can tell just from the sound he could make with proper notes that he is probably a good Trombone player so....I really doubt he can "Just make fart sounds".
kojikid4 1 year ago
@olivenoire1 I think it was a triple pedal lol
txkyle2013 1 year ago
is that even a trombone?? it looks like a sacbut... bone with no triggers and a tiny bell. (i play bass bone)
COOKIEMONSTERATHOME 1 year ago
@COOKIEMONSTERATHOME youve never seen a sackbut then. thats a small bore tenor. look up christian lindberg on youtube you should seen one with a picture of him playing a very small alto looking trombone with a super small bell
psgchisolm 1 year ago
Farting notes are ensitial acutaly, I have play in trombone chiors where the parts require me to play a pedal C exteamly loudly. To do that you have to work on your double and triple pedal range
babtrombone 1 year ago
i get the feeling that the first at least one is edited... i.e. pitch doubled, or video sped up, or whathaveyou.... and the last at least two were probably the same.
bignut4567 1 year ago
ur not supposed 2 puf f ur cheekls u know.
U SUCK
Givvadogabone 1 year ago
empty ur fuckin spit valve u nasty.
and the last 2 sounded like creaking doors.
the first two werent even notes.
Givvadogabone 1 year ago
@Givvadogabone dont be a noob, his spit valve was clean, thats what pedal notes on a regular trombone sounds like.
leocurythebrazilian 1 year ago
TERRIBLE.
And im a beginner.
u suck.
Givvadogabone 1 year ago
I'm just gunna say that no matter how much you want it to be true, the top and bottom two arent really notes. They are pedals and squeaks, and any good trombone player can play any note three octaves.
johnbaratta092494 1 year ago
@johnbaratta092494 Not nessisarily true. On a straight horn atleast, an Eb is only playable in two octaves without the trigger, as is the D for most people.
tyzon05 1 year ago
uhm thats just stupid, im in high school n i have a better range than that!
besparkled74 1 year ago
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imgame2121 1 year ago
that pea shooter doesn't have enough tube to get a double pedal Bb, anyway. If you had a regular horn with a trigger you can go to 7+ and lip it down, or get a real bass.
999ArchAngel999 1 year ago
Awsome job!! And to every1 that is jelous he did do 7 octaves and that's what it's mention to sound like
Yoshi53131 1 year ago
ive been playing for 10 years now. college player atm. bass trombone possibly the lowest note to be played. i dont know for sure i dont play much bass bone. but those squeeks. they have never been played as written parts in music. who knows. you may play them say in jazz or whatever. more power to you. the highest written notes that you can see in solos and others such would be the high F( two octave above second top line in staff) to maybe the Bb above that. just to clear up someones comment
frodofranz 1 year ago
Sounds like some one needs to empty the water key. ewwwwww :)
ManIhTwoLinJay 1 year ago
Was that a machine gun going off at 0:13 - 0:16 ?
RdSoxFan618 1 year ago 20
men, that's sucks
123Zakas 1 year ago
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ClaudSchuckers 1 year ago
Notes dont matter unless you can play them in a passage.
hollys1977 1 year ago
last one wasn't anything...
nosense82 1 year ago
sharp
chessgyu 1 year ago
I play trombone, and I can't even play Bb two ocatves high... :'( I feel so miserable..
PlushieClock 1 year ago
first and last ones really dont count, sorry, even the second one wasnt very good
pyrobombs 1 year ago
@pyrobombs how does the first one not count? he clearly hit it, hell you put up a vid of you doing this better.
littledrewboo 1 year ago
@littledrewboo 1) I dont play trombone 2) if you cant use that note in a musical piece, it doesnt count, and theres no way that would be acceptable in a piece.
pyrobombs 1 year ago
@pyrobombs then you can't have an opinion on it because you don't play trombone. Notes like that have been you used in solo pieces for sure and it does count because if you can play up in the stratosphere like that, then pieces in orchestral or band literature are a breeze. that's just basic brass knowledge, my guess is that you play a woodwind or not an experienced brass player. There might even be an orchestral trombone part that does have that note and you just have never heard of it.
littledrewboo 1 year ago
@littledrewboo Yes i am a woodwind player but it doesnt sound like a note! its like me playing a constant squeak on clarinet and saying its a high Eb And just because i dont PLAY it, doesnt mean that i cant tell what sounds like a note and what doesnt And no I havent heard every piece of music out there but ive still heard jazz contemporary and individual instrumental solos from pros and have never heard this note And obviously its a note but it isnt controlled here Why ? me and no one else?
pyrobombs 1 year ago
lets see him play the 7 octaves full scale i can get 2 on baritone
gojaydeego2 1 year ago
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i just reached my 7th octave on euphonium/baritone i play 2 octaves below the regular Bb and 5 above :p and for everyone who is being a hater petal notes count so suck it
beritoneplayer 1 year ago
i just reached my 7th octave on euphonium/baritone i play 2 octaves below the regular Bb and 5 above :p and for everyone who is being a hater petal notes count so suck it
beritoneplayer 1 year ago 2
@beritoneplayer They count if you can determine what the note is. That is not the case here. sorry.
ElectroTbone 1 year ago
4 or 5
iopzzza 1 year ago
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destroy4me 1 year ago
the last note sounds like the trombone is drowning....
trbjeannie 1 year ago 2
@trbjeannie LOLOLOL that's amazing
bassbonemexie 1 year ago
Wow. You play a peashooter. Try doing that on a big boy horn.
jsteuernol 1 year ago 3
what the fuck was the last note???!?!?!?!
hcosselman 1 year ago
rofl @ mouse fart comment... true though it is
gotenks010 1 year ago
And still can't play the Mozart Requiem Excerpt...
Thendrix26 1 year ago
I'll give you 5 of the 7.
Magzillas 1 year ago
Yeah much of those are simply musical masturbation. A working range spanning 3 octaves is MORE than enough for all but the top cats, and an extra octave below of "fake" tones and an extra octave above of "hamster shit" tones to round out the control. Anything more is for bravado and no musical good comes of it.
Qermaq 1 year ago
@Qermaq I dunno, I think if there are players who can actually play in extreme registers of a given instrument, that opens up more possibilities for composers, and can extend the range of what a given instrument can do and is expected to do.
DarkZekeX 1 year ago
and pussy is no where in sight
RcUniverseGuy 1 year ago
AHHHH BROWN NOTE!!!!
lamogand 1 year ago
The last doesn't count, and i'd like to hear every note in between. :)
killuhKALIE 1 year ago
@killuhKALIE You can't do it in the lower register unless you're using a bass trombone.
boneofthewang 1 year ago
Check your pants !
ijkoool69 1 year ago 9
the last one does not count
spoonboy55 1 year ago 2
Not sure the last one really counts... The first one was actually really good sound quality, for being a triple Bb. I can squeak out the double at about that dynamic so bravo for the triple!
Benisuber 1 year ago
чё вы пишете типо нет таких нот, да вы лохи позорные на своём английском пишете херню, чувак норм
monahero 1 year ago
dude the first and last notes were emm nothing i can reach 6 octaves with semi good sound in a valve trombone so plz dont do stupid things
seebbsss 1 year ago
>> Squeaking on trombone
meleeruler 1 year ago
???sorry, but what is it?
86Dirk 2 years ago
First note doesn't count... lol! That's a Mouse FART!!!
marco8808 2 years ago 131
and the last one is An elephant fart...
czechnoob 1 year ago 2
@marco8808 and the last one is like an elephant's one...
czechnoob 1 year ago
@marco8808 that made me LOL
Lchsmb2009 1 year ago
The last one sounds so...LOL
PerryThePlatypoos 2 years ago 4
yea, save the last two notes for a tuba.
1CouldaHadaV8 2 years ago 21
last octave doesnt count, and technically the first two were way to high to be called notes[unless your dave steinmeyer of course]
they were just squeaks
Mister69Peter 2 years ago 4
good work man! Posted in 2007, getting lots of views! I'm a trumpet player and I'm very impressed.
I think everyone could keep in mind that he's just showing that he can produce these notes. They're not necessarily going to be used in performance, but it is a huge talent to be able to do this.
Bravo!
hicks0416 2 years ago
I don't think the last one counts. You need to be able to hold it clearly.
Assasin252 2 years ago 4
The best ones were the last 3
the low notes were bright
Except the last one
Studio1043 2 years ago
ROFL
Dofol 2 years ago
DAMN! I play clarinet and i can only do 5 octaves!
hunter020796 2 years ago
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well sir you are a complete fucker. The last and first dont count. you cant pedal that. I agree with yatayatayata. Who needs a player who can make fart sounds?
itouch2GMaAsTeR 2 years ago 53
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dragonfly3895 2 years ago
WTF?
itouch2GMaAsTeR 2 years ago
@itouch2GMaAsTeR geez calm down.
Aidanplaysax 1 year ago
@itouch2GMaAsTeR FUCK U UR JUST JEALOUSE OF OUR 7 OCTAVE RANGES U LITTLE 2 OCTAVE RANGER
beritoneplayer 1 year ago
@itouch2GMaAsTeR ROFL!!! Complete fucker...
zman569 1 year ago
@itouch2GMaAsTeR 0:15 it's a regular tenor trombone
stevenhamlin1000 1 year ago
@itouch2GMaAsTeR Then why don't you make your own 7 octaves trombone video? Because you can't?
TheBigNewb 1 year ago
@itouch2GMaAsTeR Not to be mean or anything, but if you payed any attention to the title of the video "7 Octave range on trombone," then you would have noticed that he wasn't trying to make so called "farting" noises. He was playing 7 octaves on a trombone!!
Tchaikovsky09 1 year ago
@itouch2GMaAsTeR : hm,Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra does,so you better shut up!
konditor 1 year ago
lol first note. I can hit notes like that, but its a lot of biting of the lip, but getting out of that habit. Last note is just total flap.
Pdnorell 2 years ago 4
ErrgletheComposer: I'd like to see you try it XD
sbyrd135 2 years ago 2
hes right... the second to last note he played was the fundamental. its impossible to play a note that resonates at any frequency below it on that slide position. this guy faked it.
pnksk8r390 2 years ago 6
who cares, it the highest and lowest sound like shit, but going higher than high c would kill me lips. i wanna see any of you do what this guy did.
wiislotmaker 2 years ago 7
The reason it's a pedal not is because YOU DON'T GO ANY LOWER... imo the last note doesn't count and the 1st reaslly shouldn't either because what band needs trombone players playing fart sounds?
yatayatayata 2 years ago 2
The last doesn't count! (Yay some one that knows an overtone series!) But if he can play other notes around that High "Whatever" Then that would be impressive... Still impractical...
ErrgletheComposer 2 years ago 3
wow....nice
goluigi2196 2 years ago
last one does not count lol
shirkenXCCR 2 years ago 2
Check his underwear.
musiccalgary 2 years ago 6
I could barely play a high double.
fireymatt2 2 years ago
Greatest range you can play: 7 octaves. Greatest range you'll ever need? Like... 1.5. :P
griffinclaws 2 years ago
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tboneblues8 2 years ago
Not true at all. My high school region music has a 2 octave jump from slow 16th triplet to regular 16th note.
XxSpiffxX 2 years ago
@griffinclaws what are you, 12? 2 1/2 octave minimum to be barely competent in a real music setting.
Qermaq 1 year ago
luvs how u did petal note at tha end struggling to go lower
Bqxvids 2 years ago
How did you play the high notes? High notes on trombone kill you
nicholasb12 2 years ago
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Dios mio que cabron!!
ritmicon 2 years ago