Thank you so much for helping out

Suggestion: Tone/texture How to get a consistent tone/texture when the octave key is pressed. I have gotten a bit better at playing in the upper register from watching your videos. One thing I never hear saxophonists talk about is consistent tone/texture. When I press down the octave key the tone of the note is much smoother and loses the "grit" that my lower notes have. It's very smooth sounding. So it kinda sound like it's not the same instrument. Like I said earlier it has gotten much better, but it's still not quite there. Some of it has to do the amount of air pushed through the horn, embouchure/tongue placement etc. Is there something that I'm missing or can fine tune to get my higher notes to match the "texture" of my lower notes? Tips techniques. thanks

Beautiful information 🎉

🔥🔥🔥 I'm always blown away by your skills!!.

Keen to try this

Great tone! Still impresses me every time...

Thank you so much for beautiful information 🎉

Thanks

Very lovely

🎉🎉🎉 it's really beautiful information

GatDamn!?

What mouthpiece are you using here?

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What scale is that

Thank you very much

Wow awesome

Great job. I will be working on learning this one to expand my ability to improvise. I wanted to ask you if you stayed with the Legere Signature reed or did you go with the American Cut reed after trying it out. Thank you

instructions unclear, my band instructor threw a stand at me

My favourites were the Meyer and Selmer mouthpieces, ironically I thought the Selmer sounded great on the jazz tune, had a centred and smooth tone. But to me the Meyer/Ackerman covered all the music styles best.

Don't know why, but your sound reminds me of the late great David Alto sax Sanborn. Love it

That 2.25 is it for me. Love the tone of your sax. What brand is it

Scott your sound is top notch 👌 👏 👍

Love it 🔥you’re truly a blessing!!! So helpful..

Teach me. Also where did you get that saxophone

we don't get to hear the whole thing? )=;

Querido brother espero te encuentres muy bien, te quisiera pedir un gran favor, si pudieras subtitular, tus videos en español, para sacar el mayor provecho a tus consejos!!! Bendiciones!!!

Alto sax

Bravo!!!!!

Thanks a lot Scott ❤

Absolutely amazing 👏 love your sound reminds me of the Late Great David Alto sax Sanborn

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I love your great work sir.how do l apply these chords when playing the alto sax,using your example in key G

I love your teaching styles. How do we apply chords you thought in the other video to playing solos and improvisation

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Please how do we add a graw thanks

For my taste, I like the 2.75

2.25. Ear’s down……..

What kind of mouthpiece is that??

Hoy do I get that jazz sound from a classic sound?

can you make that "missed note" sound on purpose? IDK, the texture of it feels real to me. Kinda like someone that is screaming but is also exhausted. Also...you recording this for a new album? (=

Tune??

The simplest way to explain this stuff is by using music notation. You could probably save about 10 minutes of your explanation. IMHO the most interesting part is about articulating (not to use triplets).

Awesome Scott. Thank you.

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You covered it up very well it was not very noticeable lol

Awsome tip thank you so much SCOTT!!

2.25 I noticed that you didn't have to work so hard

also, can you do a vid with best practices on when to use alternate fingerings for certain notes?

What is/was the exercise? Pentatonic blues...concepts?

Wow thanks