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There are so many KZread clips on double tonguing, but this one's by far the best and clearest. Thanks, Derek.

This is too crazy! You got a lot of skill but u r still very humble, you rock man

@marselmusic

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah being humble and skilful at the same time is hard

@Matthew-ll3fp

5 жыл бұрын

Marsel Music...

Hi Derek You rock!!!!!!I teach myself a lot and I've learnt a lot from your way of presenting your ideas!thanks

@beatboxsax

9 жыл бұрын

Elad katz Thanks for the comments, Elad!

@marselmusic

7 жыл бұрын

Yep, agree

I'm actually a classical player and these videos help tons!

I only recently realized that it is the double tongue that gave Boots Randolph that distinctive Yakity Sax sound.

Learning a lot! Keep it up.

@beatboxsax

9 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it, Christopher!

I got the slap tongue game as I started playing sax

You should make more tutorials

Hey Derek, going through the double tonguing stuff on alto and I'm finding the pitch to move around like crazy once I'm in the palm keys. Will this simply improve with time? Thanks for the great videos!

I still cant cant get the Ca part down,tips on fast double tonguing.I often find myself from going TaCa back to TaTa

Interesting. I prefer a "da ga" than "ta ka" for a softer articulation.

When I double tongue,it sounds more like ta gea ta gea how can I fix this

great video, im still not sure but can anyone answer me is the tongue meant to hit the reed on the cah sound or not?

@delta3767

5 жыл бұрын

TheSlushymonster no

can i add a third sound in the pattern for triplet/like affects such as tacara or even another part of my mouth to do quadriplets? eg. takavapa takavapa takavapa takavapa takavapa using different parts of my mouth?

@chinacat3818

6 жыл бұрын

That's called triple tongueing, you just add a tuh at the end. Tuh-kuh-tuh

@djgingergamerboy5704

5 жыл бұрын

You cant realy use the v or p syllables for articulation if you have a mouthpiece in your mouth

@majoraoftime6484

5 жыл бұрын

Look up doodle toungeing

Hey, man. What's your mpc and reed setup? I've found that this style works much better with a big opening (about .120 for me) and moderate reeds (3 Legere signature's work amazingly for me.) I know it's more the player, but I've found setup definitely gives an advantage in this style.

@beatboxsax

9 жыл бұрын

Hey Cameron, funny you should ask. I use a very similar setup! I also use Legere 3 reeds. (I've mainly used their standard cut in the past, but I might be switching now to the signatures. Great reed!). My mouthpiece is an SR Tech Pro, which I believe has a .108 opening. So not as open as yours, but still a fair amount. Thanks for asking. Take care!

@MRcDraper

9 жыл бұрын

I'm not too sure about the signatures any more. The tips are too thin. Mine's split in two places already from hard use for just a couple days.. Though they do work a bit better than the studios. The studio's will take a beating.

@beatboxsax

9 жыл бұрын

***** I'm still experimenting with the Signatures right now, but I haven't had any issues with splitting at all. And as you can maybe tell, I do a LOT of slap tonguing, which is probably the biggest beating you can give a reed. Do you do a lot of slap tonguing? Or when did you notice it crack?

@MRcDraper

9 жыл бұрын

Yeah, i do alot of slap tounging. It was a day or to after i got it. I sent legere an e-mail. It was probably just a bad reed.

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Man is this rough on second octave G and G#. It wants to jump down one octave :(