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BD 5 optimal. Very bright & good staccato.

Thanks for the video Eddie, and your comments. I find the BD5 a little sharp and harsh. I like the softer, "poetic" sound of the BD7. The B40L sounds most like what I am used to. Have you had anything to do with the M30L, and what do you think of it? I hope you're still planning to make more videos. Greetings from Australia!

most epic Finale and longest coda is Mahler's 1-st for my point.

1:35　BD5 1:13　BD4 1:57　BD7 2:20　B40L

I would pick Tchaikovsky 5 over 4. "Epic" does not begin to describe it and it's a much better symphony overall.

Magnus Lindberg!

Which did you prefer?

Great vid! I found the audient to sound better with the woodwinds, a bit fuller or something. But Arturia could definitely be cranked louder

You sounded pretty similar overall to me on all these, and I have to wonder if any slight variations are just due to you not being fully acclimated to playing all these, if anyone can be fully acclimated to playing multiple different mouthpieces at the same time. If any of these mouthpieces make you work harder to get what you want after you have been able to spend some time with each of them, that would be a strong indication, though there are of course differences between players too. It doesn't surprise me that the BD7 takes more control, since it is more open and longer than the others. Does that mouthpiece have some advantages, however, if the player is willing to put in the extra work to control it? As far as tuning, are you referring to an overall pitch difference, a difference in the scale (spacing between the pitches), or both?

Superb!

Wow Audiofuse is something else!

sho s 12 is exactly what to be the chosen

The Arturia sounded much better on everything to me.

There are several similar videos. It is interesting the different selections. One video ha four from Bruckner. One had lots of Mahler, this one likes Shostakovich

Nice to hear this compilation of finals! Do you know which composer this finale belongs to? I've been wondering for years. Here is the link: ruclips.net/user/shortsB6CKPzgcW0U?feature=share

I remember when I first purchased the vinyl record of Shostakovich 7th Symphony subtitled The Lenigrad Symphony and pleased with the timpani playing at the end. Donald Koss on timpani, I presume

I've narrowed my interface search from about 20 to these very two. It's tougher eliminating one of these than it was the other 18 but your review is pushing me toward the Audiofuse.

I have a similar collection I’d love to put online. I call it “Classical Explosion. I may even have the right software, but I haven’t the slightest idea how to do it. I’ve only worked with audio.

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mahler 2 is the goat honestly the last 10 minutes of the finale is probably the best music ever composed

Mahler’s 8 should have been there.

My grand children tested me. I had to guess w/o watching the screen, the composer, the symphony number and only then I could watch screen to ID the conductors. This is the score: Composers 8 of 10. Symphonies numbers 3 of 10. Conductors 1 of 10. Ha Ha Ha.

thanks a lot!

Addie, I noticed that you can blow the bd4 much more easily, this mauntpiece suits the clarinet better.

I remember that recording of the Leningrad Symphony performance in.which Leonard Bernstein conducted the Chicago Symphony Orchestra rather than his normal Orchestra, The New York Philharmonic

It takes a very keen ear to hear the subtle differences between these mouthpieces. (As yet, I don't have that skill.)

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No exist comparison possible , the best end is in : Symphony No 1 of Brahms , withal I hear it whole , twice on the month.

Congratulations for this beautiful arrangement! Very much appreciated. Wonderful piece.

Tchaikovsky had a hard life, but his music seems to brim with joy. Sibelius, whose 1st Symphony finale is a personal fave, was the opposite - a bon vivant who wrote serious music. Thanks for the introductions to pieces new to me. 💙

Beethoven 9 and Mahler 2 should be #1 and #2. I won't quibble about which in which position, but those are clearly the two most epic.

do you have sheet music for this?

The CSO 1988 Bernstein Shostakovich 7 is beyond spectacular. I have heard it often. The best symphonic ending ever.

das quatro boquilhas qual a melhor?

Why not Finelandia included🧐

Mahler 8 is from another galaxy, beyond moving.

6:56 7:18

Mahlers 2nd and Leningrad is the best composition of all time. No doubt!

arturia flattens em full stop

Klasse !

thanks for this this is exactly the review i need

muy bueno!!sos un grande

Cannot disagree with you on the top 2 selections (although I might switch them around) and I would add a tie breaker, Mahlers gigantic 8th symphony.

Absolutely loved it :D

Who uses an sm7 from that distance? He is clearly talking louder with the arturia, what a trick...

Great list...my list would HAVE to have Tomasi as well.

Seems you have no idea how to compare those devices...

Same experience 2 years, crapped out and zero company response.

Audient is a crap company. They stand behind their product, zero customer service. Went from iD-22 to Audiofuse studio. World of difference. Good riddance Audient

i just got the id44 and was not impressed. i plugged in an ear trumpet condensor mic and just as some reviews have mentioned, non-linear gain.. i got nothing till about 3-4 o’clock then came in hot around 5o’clock leaving an almost impossible window for which to work in. im placing an order for the Arturia soon