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black magic voodoo mod
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Use your mouth!
Or better still...stick it up your arse and join a circus. ![]() That I'd pay to see. There really is only one answer for this question...lessons. And lots of them. Seriously, my younger sister once bought a trombone (she's a bit ) and it's not as easy as it looks.
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Music Addict
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 70
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you create the sound by blowing air and buzzing your lips in the mouthpiece, and press the valves down and tighten/loosen your stomach to change pitch.
fingerings: C- open-no vales pressed C#/D flat- all three valves pressed D- first valve(closest to you) and third valve(farthest from you) pressed D#/E flat- second(middle) valve and third valve pressed E- first and second valve pressed F- first valve pressed F#/G flat- second valve pressed G- open (tighten stomach more than you would for low C) G#/A flat- second and third valve pressed(tighten stomach more than you would for E flat) A- first and second valve pressed(tighten stomach more than you would for E) A#/B flat- first valve pressed(tighten stomach more than you would for F) B- second valve(tighten stomach more than you would for F#) C- open(tighten stomach much more than you would for low C) the fingerings for upper octave notes are different, but until you get the hang of the trumpet, stick with these. |
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Groupie
Join Date: Mar 2008
Posts: 13
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Hey dude! Suggestions will probably not help you much. I recommend you get your lungs up to par (hold you breath for 10 seconds, then 15, etc. Im at 3 and 1/2 minutes...)
Get lessons, or expirement with the above posters fingerings, also go buy a beginners trumpet book, I practically taught myself with one of those $12 things... |
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