Depends what the playing demands are. For the F above double C probably the Marcinkiewicz Ingram but wouldn’t use it on a gig unless I have a very specific responsibility for the extreme upper register exclusively
I have a custom mouthpiece setup I use for all my general lead playing or amplified settings. It’s a custom top based on a GR 64Z** with a modified rim on a KT GG reverse taper backbore with a curry lead sound sleeve. That setup most likely wouldn’t work for you or anyone else as well as it does for me because we all have different anatomy. You need to find something that works for you. That being said, a mouthpiece isn’t the whole story. Getting your fundamentals in check and consistent is more important than finding a mouthpiece that fits you. There is no magic mouthpiece, but there are mouthpieces than can inhibit the correct application of proper technique. You need to experiment for yourself to find a technique and gear setup that works most efficiently for you
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Lmao that pedal c to triple f arc is the best)
E over triple C next
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what mouthpeice do you use.
Many. It says on screen at the end of the video
@@isaachomuth1981 which is your favorite to use.
Depends what the playing demands are. For the F above double C probably the Marcinkiewicz Ingram but wouldn’t use it on a gig unless I have a very specific responsibility for the extreme upper register exclusively
@@isaachomuth1981 cool what moutpeice would you recomend for like semi high playing. double g or lower
I have a custom mouthpiece setup I use for all my general lead playing or amplified settings. It’s a custom top based on a GR 64Z** with a modified rim on a KT GG reverse taper backbore with a curry lead sound sleeve. That setup most likely wouldn’t work for you or anyone else as well as it does for me because we all have different anatomy. You need to find something that works for you. That being said, a mouthpiece isn’t the whole story. Getting your fundamentals in check and consistent is more important than finding a mouthpiece that fits you. There is no magic mouthpiece, but there are mouthpieces than can inhibit the correct application of proper technique. You need to experiment for yourself to find a technique and gear setup that works most efficiently for you