Is this for only jazz? I am learning trombone as my 2nd instrument baritone my 1st and I wanna know if I can go on the field and march with it (show band)
That's an incredible device...the facility of valves with the expressiveness of a slide. It's a great idea that could catch on...if it could be made cost-effective.
Hey thank u so much I have been watching your videos and I'm not disappointed I love them I play trombone too and now I'm start to spice it up and go into band I'm having lots of trouble:-( I love your vids keep them coming
Why are there so many hate-filled, incorrect comments about euphoniums and baritones on a trombone video? Let me put it in simple terms. Euphoniums and baritones can play in treble clef. Euphoniums and baritones are not the same thing. In Europe, treble clef is actually more common for them. When they play in treble clef they use the exact same (three valved) fingerings as a trumpet but sound an octave lower, like a tuba in bass clef. They use tenor clef as well but not as often as trombones.
This horn is amazing. After doing some research and such, I ended up buying one for myself ($3,500 - ouch!) and I love it. It's truly an amazing horn and very well built. I taught myself how to play trumpet before learning trombone and played with my left hand, so this really works out well for me.
TL;DR - It's definitely worth the money if you are a serious player. If the valves scare you, rest assured they correspond to slide positions.
@arkayblesses I play trombone baritone, tuba, trumpet. basically In my marching band if you learn to play one valve you learn them all. but I never noticed the slide positons vary the same like that. And the sad thing is I learned trombone as my first instrument,
@weirdalfan5383 you don't have to be ambidextrous...it just takes a little more concentration at first. It's actually a really good muscle memory technique for fast technical sections.
Hey! A really good instrument! And you're really good on it too!
Could ou maybe make another video, where you combine the valve and slide. Like trilling on valves while sliding. Growling or whatever comes to your mind!
4 da superbone, lets say you playd a low concert E with all 3 valves depressd. can u use da slide 2 reach even lower notes that you coudn't get with da slide or valve trombone?
Nice work! I play the Tenor Trombone, and sometimes the French horn, and the trumpet, and don't forget the tuba. If you make another video for the Superbone, can you use the slide and the keys in conjunction?
the superbone fascinates me, but i always wondered: cant you use the valves outside of the open position aswell? such as: second position+second valve for third position/first valve? it seems like it would make your playing much more versatile, though it would probably be hard as hell.
@JustAnotherAssassin You could use either the valves or the slide to the same effect as a capo on a guitar, running a certain phrase, then playing it again transposed and perhaps again and again.
You can use the slide just for smears while you choose your notes with the valves.
And you could really challenge your concentration by using both. Sliding while trilling would be fun!
@jcorll The tune is "Sweet Georgia Brown," but it's a rather jazzed-up version. Hard to tell just how much of it is improvised, but it sounds like a lot of it is.
@basunfan I have a rare case. I have a valve marching trombone. It's appearance is similar to a melophone or euphonium (sorry for my horrendous spelling btw). It is made by King. It is an old horn but the noise that came out has yet to change, It sounds like a trombone. but is has no slide. please contact me if you know what instrument I'm referring to.
Good jazz playing. I've never played the trombone. I've been looking for a valve bone so I can double. As trumpet player I've been migrating toward the valve bone but deep down wanted to keep playing slide open.
This video, obviously fascinated me.
I thing that you provided to model etc. If you have other advice, I'd be delighted to see it.
I've heard that if you were to play on the slide side and just use the valves for transposition (or vice versa), it plays out of tune. Do you have an opinion on this? Such as playing a Bb scale with just the slide, then holding 2nd valve and playing it again to transpose it to A. Great playing by the way.
yo i wanna get into playing bone. i already know trumpet, so should i just get a valve bone and jive with that? or should just get a regular slide bone to play?
You can any valve combination on any slide position, so you can make something normally in 7th or 6th position closer, and theoretically never play that far.
talk bout multi-taskin. I wanna learn how to play a valve trombone. I'm currently playing a yamaha bass tenor trombone(trigger). this is pretty awesome.
listening to this video i notice that the valves are only useful for those really fast parts that cannot be played with the slide like my marching music this year it wouldve been useful to have one of these
This vid rocks. I just got a very very old Valve trombone, Trying to find any resources I can on scales, lessons, anything. I grew up playing Tuba, Trumpet, Baritone and French horn so I'm thinking it should be too hard to figure out the Valve Trombone, any suggestions on resources?
So a trumpet C is a concert Bb right? Baritone Bb is open, and so is trumpets. Trumpet D you say? 1-3 correct? A Bb instruments D is a concert C right? Well the baritone fingering for a C is 1-3. Crazy how they're the same fingerings for the same pitch, isn't it?
@Benisuber Less wrong? They are both in the key of Bb, and the baritone is tuned down an octave, Well actually, I very much doubt you have ever played or even seen a baritone, they are very uncommon, you are probably just idiotic enough to think that euphonium's are Baritone's like most people are, so knowing that, you probably know very little about the instrument, and thus your argument is thrown out the window. Have a Nice day. :D
@Benisuber Really, some fucking stupid ass 4channer is going to come here, tell me what I don't know about what I fucking play, ok, you know, enlighten me asshole, tell me what a fucking baritone is and isn't, please fucking tell me, right now you have done nothing but blatantly say no to whatever I say. This isn't what I fucking googled, probably what your stupid ass did, this is what I was fucking taught, and I if you have ever seen a baritone in your life, your fucking lier.
And you really don't need the @Benisuber. Kinda wasting characters since I already get an email that you're replying to me.
Oh just a little fyi, getting super pissed off over an instrument really just makes you look more like a retard. Not that I haven't played baritone since 6th grade, just that saying fucking 7 times in one reply gets old. Diversify dude! Maybe you can apply that advice to music too. Try some good trombone. Have another nice day! :D
Wow Benisuber, what a douchebag. Yeah they're the same concert pitches, but if you put trumpet music in front of a euphonium or B.C. baritone player (assuming they can read treble clef), they will be one full step above what it should be. Check your facts bud
And havepie, you're right for treble clef baritone. But baritone really should be a bass clef instrument--B.C. baritone is the same as a euphonium pitch-wise, not a trumpet
Yeah they're the same concert pitches. This is what I said right? Why yes, I do know the basics of reading Bb trebel clef music, thank you for pointing that out....
the trombone in this video isn't just a valve trombone. it is a Superbone. the average valve trombone as you mentioned has only valves and is shaped like a trombone and has all that weird tubing, the Superbone allows the player to use both slide and valve with ease making it deserving of its title. its pretty nifty.
You can get some cheap student models for well under a thousand bucks. In like the low hundreds. Look at the Yamaha ysl 354. Its a cheap beginner horn, but a lot of pros like to use it cause of the ease of airflow.
Only the Holten MF( whatever number ) SuperBone, and the knock offs of it. Valve trombones are just vales, and true Marching Trombones are wrapped like Baritones, but the same bore and taper as a Trombone, I belive they're small bore. I wouldn't go for Valve Trombones in a Marching band, though... just takes out that Trombone pride...
what happens if you move the slide and valves at the same time?
tromboneottis22 2 weeks ago
Wow this is like the hermaphrodite of music. Lol interesting to watch. It's like having your pie and eating too!
launica209 1 month ago
Is this for only jazz? I am learning trombone as my 2nd instrument baritone my 1st and I wanna know if I can go on the field and march with it (show band)
maplerborrego15 1 month ago
Mike Park from The Skanking Pickle got me here
VenomousWhale 2 months ago
wait so what happens if you play a 6th position C on the slide and the a 4th postiotion D on the valves???
tromboneottis22 3 months ago
That's an incredible device...the facility of valves with the expressiveness of a slide. It's a great idea that could catch on...if it could be made cost-effective.
Modes9 3 months ago
nnniiicccceee man
airsoftman022 4 months ago
Where could someone buy a trombone like that?
littledtyp 4 months ago
That was some real nice stuff you were playing man.. but a heck of an ending though!
Youffer33 4 months ago
Hey thank u so much I have been watching your videos and I'm not disappointed I love them I play trombone too and now I'm start to spice it up and go into band I'm having lots of trouble:-( I love your vids keep them coming
montagemadmen 4 months ago
Practice more.
mccwho 5 months ago
Why are there so many hate-filled, incorrect comments about euphoniums and baritones on a trombone video? Let me put it in simple terms. Euphoniums and baritones can play in treble clef. Euphoniums and baritones are not the same thing. In Europe, treble clef is actually more common for them. When they play in treble clef they use the exact same (three valved) fingerings as a trumpet but sound an octave lower, like a tuba in bass clef. They use tenor clef as well but not as often as trombones.
grrfink 5 months ago
u know what i just relized not only do u have to oil the slide but valves to
kj4ilk 5 months ago
This horn is amazing. After doing some research and such, I ended up buying one for myself ($3,500 - ouch!) and I love it. It's truly an amazing horn and very well built. I taught myself how to play trumpet before learning trombone and played with my left hand, so this really works out well for me.
TL;DR - It's definitely worth the money if you are a serious player. If the valves scare you, rest assured they correspond to slide positions.
Slide - Valves:
2 - 2
3 - 1
4 - 12
5 - 23
6 - 13
7 - 123
arkayblesses 7 months ago
@arkayblesses I am thinking about saving up to get one, do you know were the website is that I can?
Digby0907 2 months ago
@Digby0907
If I remember correctly, I got mine from musiciansbuy.
arkayblesses 2 months ago
@arkayblesses I play trombone baritone, tuba, trumpet. basically In my marching band if you learn to play one valve you learn them all. but I never noticed the slide positons vary the same like that. And the sad thing is I learned trombone as my first instrument,
walk2theend 2 months ago
Technicaly this is suposed to have the ssame range as a bass trombone
MrTrumpetmaster100 7 months ago
I'd imagine that bebop solos are a bit easier on a valved instrument
mbrsart 8 months ago
what are some good scales to understand the improvisation at 1:00 ?
Attohertz 9 months ago
Sick instrument I gotta get one
jjwarrior66 9 months ago
wer culd i get this instrument?
chambon911 10 months ago
you have NO EXCUSE! to EVER be out of tune!! ;)
sandsurfer55 11 months ago 19
@sandsurfer55 unless ur a b eggioner in which im adv and im going to 7th im the only trombone from my peroid that went to adv band so yah
WITCHBIRD1 8 months ago
Epic! I wish I were ambidextrous so I could learn left-hand baritone then get a superbone
weirdalfan5383 11 months ago
@weirdalfan5383
I wasn't even thinking that. He has to play the valve parts with his left hand.
That is quite the instrument. Pretty awesome.
JazzIsaac 11 months ago
@weirdalfan5383 you don't have to be ambidextrous...it just takes a little more concentration at first. It's actually a really good muscle memory technique for fast technical sections.
pedropedaltones 9 months ago
Hey! A really good instrument! And you're really good on it too!
Could ou maybe make another video, where you combine the valve and slide. Like trilling on valves while sliding. Growling or whatever comes to your mind!
You know even without a tune!
Just sound and different possibilities demo!
That would be real cool!
Greetings from Vienna!
3alexander3 11 months ago
2:25
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Harimakum 1 year ago
this was too cool! I love it!
MrCorona64 1 year ago
NERD!!!!!
drummer90ify 1 year ago
4 da superbone, lets say you playd a low concert E with all 3 valves depressd. can u use da slide 2 reach even lower notes that you coudn't get with da slide or valve trombone?
carcrazy25Onx 1 year ago
@carcrazy25Onx Good idea o.O
emily6439 1 year ago
Why did the Superbone go out of style?
trombonemassa 1 year ago
Wow, you are REALLY good! Plus, that trombone is amazing! I'm a tenor myself, but I also play a lil' baritone.
davdud101 1 year ago
Nice performance! It's like Bobby Brookmeyer meets Phil Wilson.
Which reminds me of Maynard Ferguson's "Superbone Meets The Bad Man, featuring Maynard and Bruce Johnstone on baritone sax. Cheers!
BigAssTuba 1 year ago
That's cheating, man! Valves and a slide! Cheater! :-)
steitisch 1 year ago
@steitisch Cheater my ass...It's a hybrid instrument invented by Maynard Ferguson. Do you think Rob McConnell was a cheater, too?
bimmerfun 1 year ago
Nice work! I play the Tenor Trombone, and sometimes the French horn, and the trumpet, and don't forget the tuba. If you make another video for the Superbone, can you use the slide and the keys in conjunction?
Pricewashere 1 year ago
how much did that cost you? i have been looking to buy one for a while
felis58 1 year ago
the superbone fascinates me, but i always wondered: cant you use the valves outside of the open position aswell? such as: second position+second valve for third position/first valve? it seems like it would make your playing much more versatile, though it would probably be hard as hell.
JustAnotherAssassin 1 year ago
@JustAnotherAssassin You could use either the valves or the slide to the same effect as a capo on a guitar, running a certain phrase, then playing it again transposed and perhaps again and again.
You can use the slide just for smears while you choose your notes with the valves.
And you could really challenge your concentration by using both. Sliding while trilling would be fun!
BigAssTuba 1 year ago
This would work well seeing as I play trombone and marching baritone.
SINCITYxFoXx 1 year ago
What piece are you playing here? I would love to get my hands on some sheets for it :)
jcorll 1 year ago
@jcorll The tune is "Sweet Georgia Brown," but it's a rather jazzed-up version. Hard to tell just how much of it is improvised, but it sounds like a lot of it is.
walkingclock 1 year ago
So do you play the valve parts as if it were a Baritone?
heyXtheresXmyXtoe 1 year ago
@heyXtheresXmyXtoe
Yes, same As bariton
basunfan 1 year ago
@basunfan I have a rare case. I have a valve marching trombone. It's appearance is similar to a melophone or euphonium (sorry for my horrendous spelling btw). It is made by King. It is an old horn but the noise that came out has yet to change, It sounds like a trombone. but is has no slide. please contact me if you know what instrument I'm referring to.
walk2theend 2 months ago
You may have one of three things:
A valve trombone, a baritone horn, or a bass trumpet.
MrInitialMan 3 days ago
THAT. IS. AWESOME.
JTSHHS 1 year ago
great!!!!
i like the awsome way that u play the superbone...
myherenciamex 1 year ago
Good jazz playing. I've never played the trombone. I've been looking for a valve bone so I can double. As trumpet player I've been migrating toward the valve bone but deep down wanted to keep playing slide open.
This video, obviously fascinated me.
I thing that you provided to model etc. If you have other advice, I'd be delighted to see it.
Thx
GM in PHILLY
jazzgerry 1 year ago
I've heard that if you were to play on the slide side and just use the valves for transposition (or vice versa), it plays out of tune. Do you have an opinion on this? Such as playing a Bb scale with just the slide, then holding 2nd valve and playing it again to transpose it to A. Great playing by the way.
alexbelliveau1990 1 year ago
yo i wanna get into playing bone. i already know trumpet, so should i just get a valve bone and jive with that? or should just get a regular slide bone to play?
LTmattYT 1 year ago
Thats COOL!!!!!! i play tenor,alto,bass,and valve trombone.
jveal97 1 year ago
i want one
voidalist 1 year ago
Can you only use the valves if the slide is in 1st position?
pbjjif 1 year ago
fuckin sweet dude , just a regular tenor trombone for me , FOR NOW !
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SirPenuin94 1 year ago
Amazing! I have a valve trombone and a slide trombone, but you have the two put together! lol :) It's SUPER BONE!
TheHPfan102 1 year ago
So... I am going to guess you don't use valves and slide at the same time. What would that sound like btw? How would it change the sound.
TheLastDwelf 1 year ago
hey is there anyway to press a valve down and play in a different key? like put down Ab will you be able to play a song in Ab instead of Bb
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Great playing, I didnt realise you could get trombones with valves and a slide!
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Great playing, I didnt realise you could get trombones with valves and a slide!
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Aidanplaysax 1 year ago
Amazing!
I play a basic E flat Trombone right now but now i wanna play this!
(have you ever heard of a tromboon? you should look it up)
bluekirby101 1 year ago
thats awesome dude. you are the man. just amazing!
pdomke 1 year ago
nice playing, we subscribed "The Leonard and Paul YOuTube channel"
LeonardandPaul 1 year ago
Such Skill! Massive Envy! '~_~"
carcrazy25Onx 1 year ago
I absolutely love hybrid instruments! By the way, if you know carcrazy25Onx then I am the same person
trumpetcrazy25Onx 1 year ago
Superb - envy!
Thatotherjim 2 years ago
I think this guy has multiple personality disorder. Lolz! Very cool!
ZendeghiBahal 2 years ago
WOW I want that trombone!!!
rescuethomas 2 years ago
kewl!
EmperorAckbar 2 years ago
wat sog i thissss i know ittt
mrboom722 2 years ago
@mrboom722 this is sweet georgia brown
boneofthewang 1 year ago
You can get one on amazon just type in superbone and it'll be one of the first ones on there.
Machinima2013 2 years ago
You can any valve combination on any slide position, so you can make something normally in 7th or 6th position closer, and theoretically never play that far.
cellofellow1223 2 years ago
That's not the point of this though--if it were then there would be no reason to have the slide because everything could be played in 1st position
Spartymusic 1 year ago
i need to try one of these before i die
TheTheTrumpeter 2 years ago
talk bout multi-taskin. I wanna learn how to play a valve trombone. I'm currently playing a yamaha bass tenor trombone(trigger). this is pretty awesome.
UltimateNarutoDBZfan 2 years ago
Where do you get those Trombone's from? And how much do they cost?
longhairhippy1 2 years ago
That impressive
BuschGibson 2 years ago
holi shit das fookin awesome
wattz12 2 years ago
kickass
IAmABlackPerson 2 years ago
that owns!
Dofol 2 years ago
Im getting one of these for christmas. hopefully ill be able to be in jazz bandmy sophmore year.
vVMajorVv 2 years ago
I love this video man you are killin' on both ends of the instrument!!
bktrmbone90 2 years ago
Nice blowin, man. You sound more comfortable with the slide than with the left-handed valve playing. Guessing you started on slide, eh?
gregtyoung 2 years ago
i wish i had 1 of those im in 8th grade and i play a regular trombone my director says im really good and that i should get 1
TheCman73 2 years ago
listening to this video i notice that the valves are only useful for those really fast parts that cannot be played with the slide like my marching music this year it wouldve been useful to have one of these
srorasco1 2 years ago
do you use a trumpet or trombone mouthpiece?
22icecold 2 years ago
Trombone Mouthpiece
basunfan 2 years ago
If you have a special wish to see about the superbone let me know. Could be at tune or what ever :-)
basunfan 2 years ago
MrBillgun: Musicians Friend has beginner Trombones for just over $100.00
brunerboy 2 years ago
This vid rocks. I just got a very very old Valve trombone, Trying to find any resources I can on scales, lessons, anything. I grew up playing Tuba, Trumpet, Baritone and French horn so I'm thinking it should be too hard to figure out the Valve Trombone, any suggestions on resources?
brunerboy 2 years ago
Valve trombone is the same as trumpet, fingere settings
basunfan 2 years ago
why not like baritone
r0b0kar 2 years ago
Stupid fool baritone is same positions as a trumpet and i play trombone
christheman97 2 years ago
Naw, they're not. Different concert pitches. Valve trombones have the same fingerings as baritones, NOT trumpets. Nice try though
Spartymusic 1 year ago
Baritones and trumpets have just abut the same fingerings bro Lol
christheman97 1 year ago 8
Yeah "just about" but not the same. They're one note off, so naw broski not really
Spartymusic 1 year ago
@christheman97 they do, all the brass has the same fingerings(minus trombones) just different written notes.
sandsurfer55 8 months ago
@sandsurfer55 Yeah, because trombone was not originally made to be a valve instrument, I kept trying to tell @Spartymusic that!
christheman97 8 months ago
So a trumpet C is a concert Bb right? Baritone Bb is open, and so is trumpets. Trumpet D you say? 1-3 correct? A Bb instruments D is a concert C right? Well the baritone fingering for a C is 1-3. Crazy how they're the same fingerings for the same pitch, isn't it?
Benisuber 1 year ago
@Benisuber Well, a baritone is practically a trumpet tuned down an octave.
havepie 1 year ago
Well, you're basically saying random things to make yourself less wrrrrrong.
Have a nice day. :D
Benisuber 1 year ago
@Benisuber Less wrong? They are both in the key of Bb, and the baritone is tuned down an octave, Well actually, I very much doubt you have ever played or even seen a baritone, they are very uncommon, you are probably just idiotic enough to think that euphonium's are Baritone's like most people are, so knowing that, you probably know very little about the instrument, and thus your argument is thrown out the window. Have a Nice day. :D
havepie 1 year ago
Even on the interwebs, assuming makes an ass out of you.
Benisuber 1 year ago
@Benisuber Really, some fucking stupid ass 4channer is going to come here, tell me what I don't know about what I fucking play, ok, you know, enlighten me asshole, tell me what a fucking baritone is and isn't, please fucking tell me, right now you have done nothing but blatantly say no to whatever I say. This isn't what I fucking googled, probably what your stupid ass did, this is what I was fucking taught, and I if you have ever seen a baritone in your life, your fucking lier.
havepie 1 year ago
it would be "you*'re* *a* fucking *liar*"
And you really don't need the @Benisuber. Kinda wasting characters since I already get an email that you're replying to me.
Oh just a little fyi, getting super pissed off over an instrument really just makes you look more like a retard. Not that I haven't played baritone since 6th grade, just that saying fucking 7 times in one reply gets old. Diversify dude! Maybe you can apply that advice to music too. Try some good trombone. Have another nice day! :D
Benisuber 1 year ago
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Spartymusic 1 year ago
Wow Benisuber, what a douchebag. Yeah they're the same concert pitches, but if you put trumpet music in front of a euphonium or B.C. baritone player (assuming they can read treble clef), they will be one full step above what it should be. Check your facts bud
And havepie, you're right for treble clef baritone. But baritone really should be a bass clef instrument--B.C. baritone is the same as a euphonium pitch-wise, not a trumpet
Spartymusic 1 year ago
Yeah they're the same concert pitches. This is what I said right? Why yes, I do know the basics of reading Bb trebel clef music, thank you for pointing that out....
Benisuber 1 year ago
@Benisuber I'm sorry this got all blown up and all, but have you ever played a baritone, or a euphonium?
havepie 1 year ago
Like I said, since 6th grade. Ever heard of reading?
Benisuber 1 year ago
its basicaly the same as baritone i play euphonium and my director told me that for jazz band to use one of these
dustinchalcom 2 years ago
@brunerboy then it should be easy because iv been told by my band conductor at school that the fingerings ar the same as trumpet
cleosimble 1 year ago
wow wait wait wait i thought a valve trombone just had vavles never realised it had a slide too
adamthebikingking 2 years ago
the trombone in this video isn't just a valve trombone. it is a Superbone. the average valve trombone as you mentioned has only valves and is shaped like a trombone and has all that weird tubing, the Superbone allows the player to use both slide and valve with ease making it deserving of its title. its pretty nifty.
DudeMcmanguy 2 years ago
Thats right, this is the rare Holton Superbone, and it have both valve and slide, a normal valve trombone only have valves
basunfan 2 years ago
BEAST!
BlueDolphin2011 2 years ago
That's one beast of a 'Bone... O O
godricblack 2 years ago
Very nice job man. You seem to have a good mastery of that thing.
Polishjazzman 2 years ago
lmfao I love how he runs out of breath and then angrily cuts everything off. XD
Aldakoopa 2 years ago
how much does it cost to buy a brand new basic trombone like for beginner band olz reply
MrBillgun 2 years ago
You can get some cheap student models for well under a thousand bucks. In like the low hundreds. Look at the Yamaha ysl 354. Its a cheap beginner horn, but a lot of pros like to use it cause of the ease of airflow.
waffleboy83 2 years ago
awesome!
never seen one of those before...
:D
littlemeisei 2 years ago
Very cool! And you're a spectacular player too!
MannDexx 2 years ago
superbones are cool but the tunning must be a issure, and im sure it was expensive
greengeek9519 2 years ago 2
Very sweet. I've always wanted to try one.
Polishjazzman 2 years ago
DUDE! super cool!
kossyoto 2 years ago
what happens if you place the slide in second or anything other then 1st and press the vavles? will it make a different note?
mikeejm 2 years ago
then it will transpose, but out of tune
basunfan 2 years ago
so there for you set for a G in 4th and it'll in the key of G?
mikeejm 2 years ago
Muito bom este trombone!
Versatil!
joaocadao 2 years ago
Must be east to change keys.
Morahman7vnNo2 2 years ago
Its out of tune then :-(
basunfan 2 years ago
Really? I thought you could changes Keys easily because when you hit a valve it changes the tone of the set of notes. Thus the key.
Morahman7vnNo2 2 years ago
You are right and wrong, you can do it, an its very easy, but in real life if way out of tune, just after a half step down its easy to hear :-)
basunfan 2 years ago
Only the Holten MF( whatever number ) SuperBone, and the knock offs of it. Valve trombones are just vales, and true Marching Trombones are wrapped like Baritones, but the same bore and taper as a Trombone, I belive they're small bore. I wouldn't go for Valve Trombones in a Marching band, though... just takes out that Trombone pride...
DancingSpacePotato 2 years ago
True marching trombones are called flugabones or flugelbones usually.
IncendiaryPistonOil 2 years ago
I don't like them, there's just something about the sound, it's subtle just not quite as free.
DancingSpacePotato 2 years ago
Yeah.
IncendiaryPistonOil 2 years ago
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U IDIOT! The superbone was created by Maynard Ferguson and is a combination of a Tennor trombone and a trumpet!
windrac 2 years ago
Ah the "Superbone". What you get when you combine a not very good slide trombone and a not very good valve trombone.
slydewinder 2 years ago
great vid but will someone please tell me what the advantage of a valve trombone is?
houseisawesome96 2 years ago
Different Sound and style
(no one better say "It lets you play faster" cause that's not true)
ZeeDub14 2 years ago
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Itsdfuzz 2 years ago
you can do trills on a slide trombone.
hornswoggle142 2 years ago
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Itsdfuzz 2 years ago
aids in changing between trombone and trumpet, for a trumpet player like me i've been able to pick up valve trombone with a lot of ease
Willdavalveartist 2 years ago
Ashley Alexander was one of the first to master the superbone in the 70s.
Keep up the good work.
kingtbone73 2 years ago
And maybe the only one
slydewinder 2 years ago
Does the first and third valves work like an F attachment together? And is the superbone in this vid .547" bore?
boneofthewang 2 years ago
yes. 1-3 is the equivalent of an F attachment. just as 1-2-3 is the F attachment with second position
barbietripping 2 years ago 2
sweet, thanks a lot--I'll consider getting one
boneofthewang 2 years ago
open valves = 1st position
1st valve = 3rd Position
2nd Valve = 2nd Position
3rd Valve = Don't Bother
1+2 = 4th
1+3 = 6th
2+3 = 5th
1+2+3 = 7th
ZeeDub14 2 years ago
Yeah you can use the 1 and 3 as a F attachment. Don't rember the bore, but is a standard tr-395 holton.
basunfan 2 years ago
I think it's a .547" bore
boneofthewang 2 years ago
its a .484" bore, and a 9.0" bell!!!
basunfan 2 years ago
A .484" bore with a 9.0" bell? that's the wierdest combination i've ever seen lol. It's like a bass trombone with a 6" bell.
You should be able to play really high notes on that thing then if it's only .484" bore then =P What mouthpiece size are you using?
boneofthewang 2 years ago
Most pointless instrument ever...
atrain118 2 years ago
its called a superbone and there is one for sale on ebay right now. appx. $600 US.
mammoth8400 3 years ago
there is one for sale on ebay now!
morrissnr0 3 years ago