jeffrey – i was hoping it would soften the sound.

Then thinking about it later on, its a great idea for absorbing the
spit when you play from being sprayed around in the body of the sax,

i will have to try a full length ribbon through the whole sax body,
to soak up the spit going down the sax, after playing wring it out.

And if theres any sax designers out there reading this – HAVE YOU
EVER THOUGHT ABOUT PUTTING A LITTLE GUTTER DOWN THE WHOLE SAX TUBE, TO
CHANNEL THE SPIT DOWN THE SAX, INSTEAD OF HAVING THE SPIT SPRAYING ROUND THE SAX TUBE, BEING BLOWN OUT THE HOLES AND RUINING THE PADS?

Thanks Jake, its not so much the tone, its the control of the phrasing that makes the piece.

i showed the pink panther sheet to my tutor, and told him i couldn’t play the sheet properly as it was too difficult to play the notes properly, so i said what i’ll do is play through it and skim through the notes not playing them correctly in time, but in time to how i imagined the tune to go from memory if the pink panther tune, so thats basically how it came out.

I’m only a grade 2/3 pkayer, and he said the sheet i had was equivalent to grade 5, so theres no way i would be able to through it in one take, its one of those piece i would have to learn bar by bar, which i don’t want to do, so i will come back to it when i get to grade 5 standard, then i should be able to play it straight off in a couple of gors.