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January 10, 2018 at 12:50 pm #65905Anonymous
you guessed it – another classical timing piece,
written by the same composer that wrote budicek (Leos Janacek).One interesting point, using the metal Guardala king alto in this recording,
i can still sound as classical as when i play on my rubber mouthpiece.Even though the metal Guardala alto king is a bright mouthpiece, what’s probably helping
achieve the classical sound is i’m actually using a ‘Filed’ Rico Select Jazz reed (which is supposed to give a darker sound)
compared to the “Unfiled’ Rico Select Jazz reed (which is supposed to give a brighter sound).so i’ll have to buy and “unfiled” Rico Select Jazz Reed to compare it too, to see if it actually gives a brighter sound.
January 10, 2018 at 4:35 pm #65918very nice….I lilke the mp, your tone is clear but not too bright
January 10, 2018 at 5:42 pm #65935i thought the unfiled was darker
January 11, 2018 at 12:47 am #65947Anonymouslooks like i got it wrong …
A lot of people ask about the difference between filed and unfiled reeds. Here’s a brief explanation:
An option to fine-tune the sound, the filed is often preferred by players who use traditional, moderately resistant, dark-sounding mouthpieces– the file helps such mouthpieces blow more freely.
For those who play relatively easy-blowing, moderate-to-bright mouthpieces (especially jazz or pop sax mouthpieces with a high baffle), an unfiled reed is usually preferred.
The French File (or “file”) is the area behind the vamp (or cut portion) where the bark is sanded
off in a straight line.The File-
* Provides ease of response, especially in the low register… …making soft attacks easier.
* Also makes the tone slightly brighter… …for use with resistant mouthpieces.
An unfiled reed provides a darker tone and more resistance; a filed reed provides a brighter tone and is more free-blowing.
Recommended use of filed or unfiled reeds for common sax mouthpieces:
Filed • Meyer
• Otto Link
• Selmer rubber
Unfiled • Dukoff
• Beechler
• Selmer metal
• Guardala
• Berg Larsen
Rico offers the following filed reeds: Rico Royal, Reserve (saxophone) Rico Select Jazz, Hemke, and Grand Concert Select
The following reeds are unfiled: La Voz, Rico, Rico Rico Select JazzI’ll have to buy a ‘Filed’ Rico Select Jazz reed and compare it to my ‘Unfiled’ Rico Select Jazz reed
January 11, 2018 at 2:37 am #65954AnonymousSo confusing, i meant to say
I’ll have to buy an ‘UnFiled’ Rico Select Jazz reed and compare it to my ‘Filed’ Rico Select Jazz reed.
got there in the end…
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