Good on you!! Anyone who plays brass gets my vote!
I have a sister-in-law who is a very tasty bass player, both electric and upright, and has decided that a change is in order so now plays the tuba!
Good on you!! Anyone who plays brass gets my vote!
I have a sister-in-law who is a very tasty bass player, both electric and upright, and has decided that a change is in order so now plays the tuba!
"If it's Blues music in a bar and it helps people swallow their drink of choice, or it's a dance song and people get up off their chairs and shuffle their feet, or it's a Jazz tune and the Chardonnay tastes so much better... then it's all good."
- Marcel
I can, but I've never tried a different mouthpiece, so I'm experimenting with this one also. The first night I used the new Trom I swapped and changed between the two mouthpieces, but I've decided to stick with the new one for a while.
Nice! Is she playing with a brass band or maybe an orchestra?
Acoustics:
1995 Maton EM725C - Solid 'A' Spruce Top, QLD Walnut B&S, AP5 Pickup
2015 Ibanez AEL108MD-NT - Laminated Spruce top, Laminated Mahogany B&S, Fishman Sonicore Pickup
Electrics:
Pitbull LP-1S - http://www.buildyourownguitar.com.au...ead.php?t=5745
Carsen Superstrat Rebuild - http://www.buildyourownguitar.com.au...ead.php?t=6284
Builds in Progress:
Silent Guitar Semi-Scratch Build - http://www.buildyourownguitar.com.au...ead.php?t=6809
Both!! When time allows; she's a peripatetic sonographer and charges around the world working as a locum so joins a brass band/orchestra wherever she fetches up! She has a mint Ibanez (Soundgear?) fretless bass and small SWR bass amp... which I assume now sit under a cloth at her house in Auckland...
Every brass player I ever worked with showed me how to get the thing going but for the life of me, I could only get the dying cow bellow from brass gear, eh! Same with drums; every drummer I worked with also showed me the basics but my brain couldn't cope with four limbs doing different things...
Last edited by corsair; 16-09-2017 at 10:20 AM.
"If it's Blues music in a bar and it helps people swallow their drink of choice, or it's a dance song and people get up off their chairs and shuffle their feet, or it's a Jazz tune and the Chardonnay tastes so much better... then it's all good."
- Marcel