Best Tool for Reeds - ReedGeek Demo and Review

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  • Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
  • ReedGeeks are my favorite tools for reed adjustment! In this video, I’ll demonstrate a few models and discuss the virtues of all the REEDGEEK tools I have available in my shop.
    Best Buy reedgeek: The Geeklet
    My favorite tool, best for all-encompassing single-reed adjustment: The Bullet
    Best for long-time knife users: The Double Geek
    Best for the undecided: Universal Special
    Best for a lightweight, basic upgrade: Black Diamond
    Shop all of my reedgeeks here: www.cleverclarinetist.com/tools
    Shop my setup here: www.cleverclarinetist.com/dr-...
    Sign up for lessons with me: www.cleverclarinetist.com/boo...
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Комментарии • 11

  • @DrDaab
    @DrDaab Год назад +3

    Thanks for a wonderful reed optimizing tutorial !

  • @Cornodebassetto
    @Cornodebassetto 2 года назад +3

    Love my Reedgeek bullet

  • @garyr.5061
    @garyr.5061 Год назад +1

    Great demo of adjusting reeds and using the reed geek tools. I will look into getting one of those tools, the bullet looks very useful. Your video is very well made there......cutie!!!!!!

  • @sylviewheeler6237
    @sylviewheeler6237 Год назад

    Gréât vidéo ! Thanks!

  • @emjay2045
    @emjay2045 2 года назад

    🖤

  • @marydunn8513
    @marydunn8513 9 месяцев назад

    What setup are you using - mouthpiece & ligature?

    • @cleverclarinetist
      @cleverclarinetist  8 месяцев назад

      Hi! I have a link to the products featured in my setup in the video description. It looks like I was officially using the D'Addario Evolution mouthpiece with the Silverstein HEXA in rose gold and D'Addario Reserve Classic Reeds.

  • @MarkPeotter
    @MarkPeotter 14 дней назад

    Jay Metcalf won't answer my question about making the underside flat - maybe you can? Your "proof" for improving the flatness of your reed was by observing the 18mm line, and with a simple inhale "seal" test. This is not proof. You would have had the same two pieces of evidence before scraping the reed. If we could examine the roughness of the reed before you scraped it under a microscope, versus after scraping it, we would see two different versions of a Not Flat reed. Maybe the surface is smoother after scraping, but the only way to confirm that it is flat would be to lay it upon something that actually IS flat, and shine a light into the crack to see if the light comes through the allegedly flat reed. Thank you very much for being a professor of clarinet, but also able to speak and teach without upbraiding us. This was a great video, even though it does not address my question.

  • @badlourising
    @badlourising 11 месяцев назад +3

    Single edge razor blade works just as well and cheaper

  • @billducker7404
    @billducker7404 Год назад +3

    Are we in a cult? (Joke with some truth?) bil

  • @badlourising
    @badlourising Год назад +1

    Forget reed geek. Use razor blade carefully . Works great