diiiiiiiiiB's w' abandon !

beautiful

What a sound!

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*You really should have lead the video with some words from that horn through the M9.*

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db...I don't care what you say...I could listen to it all day, cat.

Yeahhh!!!🎺👍🏾

Love you play, Man! You should do videos with you playing 4 bars and then taking 4 bars break. That way, the amateurs like me could pretend to jam along at home.

Saw their factory, chill dudes too

Give it to me DB!!!!!!

Alright... that's badass

It almost sounds backwards. Mesmerizing

When you bring a trumpet out from the dark side

That was as very cool review. I appreciate your approach and your focus on the trumpet as a tool for expression and creativity, and less about the technical pros/cons, of which there are plenty of other reviews out there for! Kudos for picking up on the bell dial as the secret sauce. I've had my gen 2 Edwards for about 15 years. It's amazing how much of a difference decoupling the bell from the valve chamber makes. It's like a totally different horn in how it responds, feels and sounds!

What a cool design - and the sound is equally great! 🎺👋

hello db id like you to listen to miles plays no jive BS on daahoud

did you know charlie banacos

I like your tone. Thanks

I will never understand people who steal musical instruments/gear especially if they themselves are also musicians :( Y'all are amazing for keeping such high spirits!

I’ve done the same thing for so many years. My middle school band director taught it to me about 40 years ago. It works. 👍🎺

Hi DB,HOW MUCH COST IT?Do you know the KK TRUMPET'S MOUTHPIECE ADDRES? Thanks.

This all day DB best advice for getting things back to calmness and zero

What about playing some pedal tones to relax your chops?

Big bro, I wish this existed in the mid 90's. I had to figure that out over time and it definitely works. That's Clark study no 1. Thanks for sharing the love man.

In the lower part of the lower register my notes still feel like they want to ‘slip out’ do you know what I mean? Been playing for about 6.5 years..

I do something very similar.... I also lightly flutter my lips and play some pedal tones.

Hi Darren. I love the way it sounds in these very simple exercises. In my case, I've practiced and practice many long notes. When I was a child and started playing the trumpet it sometimes sounded subtone. My teacher was a classics teacher and this is not what I wanted (I'm a computer ingenieer). Today it is very difficult for me to achieve it. It's as if a part of the air isn't converted into sound. It seems easy but it isn't, at least, it's very difficult for me. And personally it's something I love. When I practice bending, that effect sounds a bit, for example. I think it's just blowing, but sometimes I also use the syllable "tuaf", which was what I played when I was a child trying to play "ta" or "ti". Thank you for your channel, I love it, it is motivating and inspiring, to continue practicing. Greetings from Spain

Abother great video. I would also love to see your full 1 hour routine.

Awesome video(s). Keep it coming :)

My back also is sore from playing, but I'm trying these exercises.

Hey DB..are you making enough money from KZfaq to pay for your valve oil?

Thank you DB! I needed this so badly

Delicious!

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That was fresh DB, thanks for sharing.

Thank you again DB

Yes.

deeeeeeb's .............. to boldly go .......... ! You have skill and knowledge that brings something new to the table ! Thank you for sharing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Db ...my brother in law hates it when I play loud ! It is just great this exercise thank you Anthony

I just got the same for my guitar! Let’s jam next time you’re in Philly. I’ll show you some Sandole licks….

I have a question that I asked 3 different trumpet teachers and got 3 different answers...should we oil the trumpet every time we play and after we finish playing ? What is YOUR opinion ?

So glad you made this video! I've been curious about different approaches to warm ups and its so good to hear your insight. For me what you said about covering "all aspects of brass playing" in the warm ups is a great lesson. Thank you!!

Always warm-up before playing and always warm -down after playing as well.

Looking forward to seeing the full warm up routine. One thing I saw last year and added to the first part of my warm up is this little leadpipe playing thing from Gerard Presencer kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ntqapa53yJ6vimw.htmlsi=2hvULGYR5I87eQXJ . Just finding the most resonant note on the leadpipe (for me, it's usually C#.) I can really hear the bell start to vibrate big time. Once I have that note, I just play it nice and loud about 4 whole notes and that's it. I think it helps to quickly jumpstart and activate my chops for the rest of my warm up.

Thanks for the reminder.

AWESOME!

Hope you get to review more Carol horns.