NEW MOUTHPIECE FROM SOPRANOPLANET!
There's a new soprano saxophone mouthpiece available from SOPRANOPLANET. Listen to sample and hear about the ideas behind this beautiful new piece.
If you like the power and flexibility of Steve Lacy, you'll be interested in this mouthpiece. It was inspired by Steve's legendary mouthpiece but it is made for us mere mortals, so to speak.
Get the sound and the feeling of Lacy but in a mouthpiece that most players can play comfortably and with moderate strength reed, meaning # 2 1/2 and # 3.
The one I'm playing here has a tip of .075 ( about the same as a Link 9) and I'm using # 2 1/2 reeds without any effort at all.
The piece is not up on the SOPRANOPLANET website yet, but prototypes will be available within a few days.
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Looking forward to the release of this new mouthpiece!
@josephgiardullo7403
5 ай бұрын
It's up on the website now.
Nice sound . The depth of the tone is full and pleading. Also look forward to your release of this piece
@geneoliveri3907
5 ай бұрын
..meant "pleasing"!
@josephgiardullo7403
5 ай бұрын
It's up on the website now.@@geneoliveri3907
Yeah Joe! Sound very good on this. Interesting!
@josephgiardullo7403
5 ай бұрын
Thanks. I actually refined it a little more today. I could feel it needed a slight adjustment. After I made it, the piece opened up even more.
@josephgiardullo7403
5 ай бұрын
It's up on the website now.
Like the deeper sound of a soprano. Most sound so thin to me
@josephgiardullo7403
5 ай бұрын
Most soprano mouthpiece are so poorly made that it is a miracle that some play at all. It's not that the designs are bad, but that there is no real understanding of what is necessary for a soprano piece to play well.
If I play a HR 7* on Tenor and a NY 6 on alto would choosing a Soprano MP be the same opening?
@josephgiardullo7403
5 ай бұрын
I play a bigger tip on soprano than I do on tenor or alto, by a lot Tip openings on soprano don't mean a lot. It all depends on what a player is after. It's also likely that your tenor and alto pieces may not actually be what they say they are. It happens all the time. Unless, you've measured the tips, or had somebody do it for you, you really have no idea what tip opening or facing you're playing. Players should, at minimum, know that information for certain, imo, unless they just love those pieces. Then, it doesn't matter.