The pan methodology or weaving together one's own method idea is certainly appreciated. But please, please listen to what KO is saying. He is absolutely telling the truth. The intonation issues on any horn can be solved with gap adjustments. This is a piece of information that really needs to make it to the general trumpet populous. It is not clearly understood yet by most players.
Thanks Pete. To be a bit more me: Many intonation issues associated with different trumpets can be fixed with the correct mouthpiece and gap. Not all, however. The better the trumpet is designed from a relative intonation standpoint, the better your final result with the correct mouthpiece and gap will be. - K.O.
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The pan methodology or weaving together one's own method idea is certainly appreciated. But please, please listen to what KO is saying. He is absolutely telling the truth. The intonation issues on any horn can be solved with gap adjustments. This is a piece of information that really needs to make it to the general trumpet populous. It is not clearly understood yet by most players.
Thanks Pete. To be a bit more me: Many intonation issues associated with different trumpets can be fixed with the correct mouthpiece and gap. Not all, however. The better the trumpet is designed from a relative intonation standpoint, the better your final result with the correct mouthpiece and gap will be. - K.O.