25 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Mouthpiece"

Whistling into my trombone mouthpiece, group jaa.

Tuba mouthpiece buzzing.

Buzzing an f on a tuba mouthpiece.

A tuba mouthpiece buzzing.

Hitting the mouthpiece of my trombone, recorded with zoom recorder by group jaa.

Hitting the mouthpiece of my trombone, recorded with zoom recorder by group jaa.

Hitting the mouthpiece of my trombone, recorded with zoom recorder by group jaa.

Hitting the mouthpiece of my trombone, recorded with zoom recorder by group jaa.

A high-pitched mouthpiece-only sound.

A very high-pitched mouthpiece-only sound.

A high-pitched (approx. G#) mouthpiece-only sound.

I'll See You In My Dreams on tenor saxophone by Beachcomber. With Band in a Box accompaniment. Gear: Selmer (USA) Liberty TS501L Bronze tenor Sax with Vandoren Optimum TL4 mouthpiece and Rico Reserve #3 reed.

Clarinet mouthpiece with very little background noise.

Playing the alto sax with no mouthpiece, like a brass instrument.

Playing the alto sax with no mouthpiece, like a brass instrument.

Playing the alto sax chaotically with no mouthpiece, like a brass instrument.

Playing the alto sax with vibrato with no mouthpiece, like a brass instrument.

Playing the alto sax with vibrato with no mouthpiece, like a brass instrument.

Playing the alto sax with no mouthpiece, like a brass instrument. Pitch is between concert c and c#.

Playing the alto sax with no mouthpiece, like a brass instrument, and allowing overtones to creep in.

Playing the alto sax with no mouthpiece, like a brass instrument. The attack starts below pitch and scoops up.

Noodling on a conn tenor saxophone with a brilhart 6 metal mouthpiece and fibracell 3 reed. Recorded with ardour using a mxl 2001 microphone and no processing or edits.

A short clip of a (intentionally) low-skill trumpet player playing a simple warm-up tune. Could be used to demonstrate technique improvements or what-not-to-do. Trumpet played was a yamaha allegro with a yamaha 14b4 mouthpiece. Recorded using the internal microphones of a tascam dr-40x at a distance of approximately 3 feet.

The number of file correspond to the numbering of the book:le sons multiples aux saxophones / daniel kientzy. - paris : editions salabert,[198?]. - (salabert enseignement : nuovelles techniques instrumentales). For the fingering see also my page: http://www. Uauaua. Net/index_resources. Htm. Setup:saxophone: yanagisawa, reed: marca 1-1/2, mouthpiece: selmer s80 b*. Samples recording:stereo microphone technique: coincident cardioids angle 90° apart (mono-compatible). If you use this sound i shall happy to publish your piece - or his link - on my site.

The snailhorn is a wind instrument. (skrt. Skankha, tib. Dung kar, jap. 陣貝, jinkai, 法螺貝, horagai)it is from the shell of a snail manufactured, the tip is detached. Often the snail shell by engraving or ornamented metal versions. Sometimes it is also a mouthpiece of metal used. With hindsight bubbles - similar to a horn or a trumpet - creates a distinctive, penetrating tone. The snail horn is used in different cultures and different symbolic meanings. Recording: tascam hd-p2 and beyerdynamic mce82;. Soundsystem: pro tools le.