you should review the new Dickerson Resonator Ligature - it is the latest ligature on the market - the review will boost your views - send me some info and I will send you one to review.
Where are you getting this idea from? I'm looking at my ligature right now and I'm mortified to realise that I may have had it the wrong way around for 18 months!
Hi Sam-Jams -Try your ligature the other way and see if you notice a difference! It's all about where the pressure points of the ligature hit the reed. It's totally possible that a person gets better results with their ligature on backwards because our playing idiosyncrasies are so individual. Info comes from two places: 1) this is common knowledge similar to the way we think of things like doorknobs/jar lids/wood screws etc. being "right-handed" - they commonly twist the same direction to open/tighten based on a right-handed person using it (totally unfair to lefties!). And 2) more importantly, when you buy a ligature, the maker/instructions/illustrations confirm proper set up. I'm hoping this video helps for anyone who has a ligature but wasn't the one who bought it and doesn't know what brand it is in order to look it up.
Thank you so much! I have been driving myself crazy trying to figure out which side the screws should go on for my ligature
you should review the new Dickerson Resonator Ligature - it is the latest ligature on the market - the review will boost your views - send me some info and I will send you one to review.
Where are you getting this idea from? I'm looking at my ligature right now and I'm mortified to realise that I may have had it the wrong way around for 18 months!
Hi Sam-Jams -Try your ligature the other way and see if you notice a difference! It's all about where the pressure points of the ligature hit the reed. It's totally possible that a person gets better results with their ligature on backwards because our playing idiosyncrasies are so individual. Info comes from two places: 1) this is common knowledge similar to the way we think of things like doorknobs/jar lids/wood screws etc. being "right-handed" - they commonly twist the same direction to open/tighten based on a right-handed person using it (totally unfair to lefties!). And 2) more importantly, when you buy a ligature, the maker/instructions/illustrations confirm proper set up. I'm hoping this video helps for anyone who has a ligature but wasn't the one who bought it and doesn't know what brand it is in order to look it up.
What saxophone do you play? Would you ever make a video with it
Do you play the saxophone?
I do!
What saxophone do you play? Would you ever make a video with it
What saxophone do you play? Would you ever make a video with it
@@musicfan712 I have Yamaha saxophones and MAYBE would do a video.
The thumbnail of this video is really disturbing.