Do you see what I see??
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Love it, but what am I supposed to see? One thing could be the strange reed instrument sitting propped on a stand, looks like a cross between a bass flute and a sax?
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Do you hear what I hear? Man does the lower brass really shine on this arrangement! Powerful!!!
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@Dr-GO said in Do you see what I see??:
Do you hear what I hear? Man does the lower brass really shine on this arrangement! Powerful!!!
As eloquently phrased as that was, we still are impatiently waiting for the real truth of the matter...
No rush, though, Tobylou. We will sit here holding our breath till you answer. -
I see an oddball woodwind instrument with no taper after the mouthpiece. Haven't found anything quite like it in my search.
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See if you see it on this cut. I'll reveal what I see after ya'll have had a chance to view this!
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MAN did I SEE IT!
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In addition to the Bass Clarinet I see 2 trumpets with tuners on them.
Regards, Stuart.
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Two 5-string bass guitars?
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Shofar"If it was just up to me, I'd only have trumpet players on my show." - Jackie Gleason
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They got lost in the underground locker room.
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@stumac said in Do you see what I see??:
In addition to the Bass Clarinet I see 2 trumpets with tuners on them.
Regards, Stuart.
BINGO!!!! If these two cats use them.... just sayin'. Thanks for responding. I had forgotten about this awesome video!!
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@Tobylou8 said in Do you see what I see??:
...I see 2 trumpets with tuners on them.
BINGO!!!! If these two cats use them.... just sayin'. Thanks for responding. I had forgotten about this awesome video!!And I am not so sure this is a good thing... Perhaps just perhaps in a recording studio, but not in real time performance.
Why? It is a section leaders responsibility to be in tune with the ensemble, not necessarily the perfect pitch. I have played in many an ensemble when the leader (bassist) insists on tuning to them. Tonight, I play in a big band rehearsal at the University of Dayton's piano is a quarter tone flat where I have to put the tuning slide out about an eighth of an inch from the perfect pitch. I have a tuning app on my phone, but I tune to the piano, not the app, and I expect my entire section to tune with me (which they do).
Allora Pocket Trumpet 2014
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Kanstul 1526 2012
Getzen Power Bore 1961
Getzen Eterna 4-Valve Fulgelhorn 1974
Martin Committee 1946
Olds Super Recording 1940
Olds Recording (LA) 1953
Olds Recording (Fullerton) 1967
Olds Ambassador 1965 -
@Dr-GO said in Do you see what I see??:
@Tobylou8 said in Do you see what I see??:
...I see 2 trumpets with tuners on them.
BINGO!!!! If these two cats use them.... just sayin'. Thanks for responding. I had forgotten about this awesome video!!And I am not so sure this is a good thing... Perhaps just perhaps in a recording studio, but not in real time performance.
Why? It is a section leaders responsibility to be in tune with the ensemble, not necessarily the perfect pitch. I have played in many an ensemble when the leader (bassist) insists on tuning to them. Tonight, I play in a big band rehearsal at the University of Dayton's piano is a quarter tone flat where I have to put the tuning slide out about an eighth of an inch from the perfect pitch. I have a tuning app on my phone, but I tune to the piano, not the app, and I expect my entire section to tune with me (which they do).
Tell Wayne... , and Dan.... . I think they know what they are doing. Be interesting to know why they used them I think.
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They were probably playing a couple cheap Chinese trumpets that wouldn't play in tune...lol
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Sometimes we are forced to play in tempered harmonies and melodies. This is especially true with multi-tracking. That is the only time I'd use a tuner on the fly.
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@Tobylou8 said in Do you see what I see??:
@Dr-GO said in Do you see what I see??:
@Tobylou8 said in Do you see what I see??:
...I see 2 trumpets with tuners on them.
BINGO!!!! If these two cats use them.... just sayin'. Thanks for responding. I had forgotten about this awesome video!!And I am not so sure this is a good thing... Perhaps just perhaps in a recording studio, but not in real time performance.
Why? It is a section leaders responsibility to be in tune with the ensemble, not necessarily the perfect pitch. I have played in many an ensemble when the leader (bassist) insists on tuning to them. Tonight, I play in a big band rehearsal at the University of Dayton's piano is a quarter tone flat where I have to put the tuning slide out about an eighth of an inch from the perfect pitch. I have a tuning app on my phone, but I tune to the piano, not the app, and I expect my entire section to tune with me (which they do).
Tell Wayne... , and Dan.... . I think they know what they are doing. Be interesting to know why they used them I think.
I feel that great players like that would be hampered by a tuner, unless it corrects the pitch somehow electronically. Watching or relying on a tuner when you’ve already got a trained ear seems like a Tour de France racer using training wheels to keep him/her upright
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@Tobylou8 said in Do you see what I see??:
Tell Wayne... , and Dan.... . I think they know what they are doing. Be interesting to know why they used them I think.
Ummm.... Tobylou, they are in a recording studio. Read my post carefully. They are playing in this artificial environment of perfect sound with digital instruments on tune. So they use this to stay on tune.
I recorded a session with Kenny Drew Jr on a highly out of tune piano. His virtuosity to work around those off notes and the rest of the ensembles ability to hear and adjust ended up in a fabulous recording. If we had those tuners set to perfect, the recording would never have made it to production.
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Getzen Eterna 4-Valve Fulgelhorn 1974
Martin Committee 1946
Olds Super Recording 1940
Olds Recording (LA) 1953
Olds Recording (Fullerton) 1967
Olds Ambassador 1965 -
@Dr-GO said in Do you see what I see??:
@Tobylou8 said in Do you see what I see??:
Tell Wayne... , and Dan.... . I think they know what they are doing. Be interesting to know why they used them I think.
Ummm.... Tobylou, they are in a recording studio. Read my post carefully. They are playing in this artificial environment of perfect sound with digital instruments on tune. So they use this to stay on tune.
I recorded a session with Kenny Drew Jr on a highly out of tune piano. His virtuosity to work around those off notes and the rest of the ensembles ability to hear and adjust ended up in a fabulous recording. If we had those tuners set to perfect, the recording would never have made it to production.
That's the kind of reply I was looking for.
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@Dr-GO said in Do you see what I see??:
@Tobylou8 said in Do you see what I see??:
Tell Wayne... , and Dan.... . I think they know what they are doing. Be interesting to know why they used them I think.
Ummm.... Tobylou, they are in a recording studio. Read my post carefully. They are playing in this artificial environment of perfect sound with digital instruments on tune. So they use this to stay on tune.
I recorded a session with Kenny Drew Jr on a highly out of tune piano. His virtuosity to work around those off notes and the rest of the ensembles ability to hear and adjust ended up in a fabulous recording. If we had those tuners set to perfect, the recording would never have made it to production.
I've said this before, but I have a friend who is a long-term player with the Philadelphia Orchestra and I asked him, one time, how they play so well in tune with each other?
"We don't play well in tune with each other", he retorted. "We play out of tune with each other, well"
