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CHAMP · 04-02-2008, 03:31 PM

A-MAC is right, as always...i like to use the all pressure method...it takes some getting used to, but is worth it

practice with your back to the wall, your head up against it too so no matter how hard you pull you can't give an inch...start playing a low note and use as much pressure as possible to slur up to the high notes...ignore the pain, you will get used to it...i have extra finger hooks mounted on my horn for added leverage

disclaimer for all you "quick fix" kids - don't really try to use this method...(its a joke)

04-02-2008, 03:31 PM	#5 (permalink)
CHAMP Pianissimo User Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 148	Re: Question Number 2 for Andy-Mac A-MAC is right, as always...i like to use the all pressure method...it takes some getting used to, but is worth it practice with your back to the wall, your head up against it too so no matter how hard you pull you can't give an inch...start playing a low note and use as much pressure as possible to slur up to the high notes...ignore the pain, you will get used to it...i have extra finger hooks mounted on my horn for added leverage disclaimer for all you "quick fix" kids - don't really try to use this method...(its a joke) __________________ POW!!!