Alan Baer solo mouthpiece
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Alan Baer solo mouthpiece
Has anyone tried the Baer solo f mouthpiece from G&W?
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tubacorbin
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Re: Alan Baer solo mouthpiece
Bump. I would like to hear if anyone has tried this as well.
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Re: Alan Baer solo mouthpiece
I use this mouthpiece on my YFB 821, and I love the response. It is great for solo work, but I have a different mouthpiece for chamber work. The Alan Baer just does not blend well for small ensembles, but this might be just me. It could be either my playing, or my ear.
Plus
quick response
easily centered
good projection
minus
blending
pedal tones are tad tougher
I would buy the mouthpiece again.
Plus
quick response
easily centered
good projection
minus
blending
pedal tones are tad tougher
I would buy the mouthpiece again.
Yamaha YFB 821 Bobo F
Cerveny/Sanders CC
York and Sons Monster EEb W slide
Cool Winds BBb (it might be a little melty, but still plays)
Cerveny/Sanders CC
York and Sons Monster EEb W slide
Cool Winds BBb (it might be a little melty, but still plays)
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Re: Alan Baer solo mouthpiece
I switched to this one from the PT-64.
I found that the Baer allowed me to play with a bit more aggressiveness. The response was also greatly enhanced.
On the minus side, I feel like the PT-64 had bit darker and bigger sound. With the Baer I have to work a bit harder to get my sound to be big and dark (which is how I like it, sometimes)
Those are my off the cuff responses. I'll pay more attention in my practice and maybe post more in a week or so.
Andy Tuba
I found that the Baer allowed me to play with a bit more aggressiveness. The response was also greatly enhanced.
On the minus side, I feel like the PT-64 had bit darker and bigger sound. With the Baer I have to work a bit harder to get my sound to be big and dark (which is how I like it, sometimes)
Those are my off the cuff responses. I'll pay more attention in my practice and maybe post more in a week or so.
Andy Tuba
Andy Larson-DMA
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Professor of Low Brass, Seminole State College
Paramedic Intern, Seminole State College
ED Tech, Halifax Med. Ctr.
Vol. Fire Police, Volusia County Fire Rescue
Tuba teacher, performer, composer, artist
http://www.vimeo.com/larsontuba