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04-13-2008, 10:34 PM
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| New Friend  Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: New Zealand
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 | Re: Can lip buzzing and mouthpiece buzzing become harmful if used to much? Hi. Something to watch out for (and this is why I no longer lip-buzz) is the fact that you can sometimes end up buzzing at one point on your chops, and playing on another. This happened to me a some years ago and I ended up with a double-aperture and everything I played came out as 2 separate notes. That might sound like a cool idea but it certainly didn't feel good. I had to lay off playing for a couple of weeks, then start over again. It mystified my teacher at the time. Just my 2.5 cents worth >-iii-
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