{"id":10,"date":"2009-05-06T11:14:07","date_gmt":"2009-05-06T10:14:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/jazzlab.com\/de\/?page_id=10"},"modified":"2019-09-16T15:16:12","modified_gmt":"2019-09-16T14:16:12","slug":"user-ueber-silencer","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/jazzlab.com\/de\/silencer\/user-ueber-silencer\/","title":{"rendered":"User \u00fcber SILENCER"},"content":{"rendered":"

Schreibe \u00fcber deine Erfahrungen mit dem Silencer hier<\/a>
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You can hear yourself perfectly with the silencer …without hacking off everyone else in the house. The book that comes with it cover’s how to use the silencer effectively, with many different excersises.
\nIt really is excellent…If used and not left in a draw \ud83d\ude42
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\nHeb de silencer nu een tijdje in mijn bezit en dit is echt een fantastische uitvinding. Het youtube filmpje komt een beetje cheesy over maar de kerel op het filmpje (die tevens de Silencer heeft ontworpen en verstuurt) heeft er wel degelijk verstand van en voor de gemiddelde tot gevorderde saxofonist die geen oorlog wil met zijn buren is dit ding echt een handig hulpstuk om snel progressie te boeken in klank kwaliteit, vibrato, bending, altissimo. Mijn eigen ervaring met mondstuk oefeningen is dat je je vaak „inhoudt“ om de oren van je medemensen te sparen en daardoor voer je de oefening niet optimaal uit. Met zo’n demper is dit probleem er niet meer.
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\nYeah, the mouthpiece exercises were like the silver bullet for me. I was working on trying to get the overtones for most of my college career, but never really got above the middle Bb. Once you can play on your mouthpiece WITHOUT moving your lips or corners of your mouth AT ALL, it gets a lot easier. This takes a lot of concentration at first, but once you get that, it makes a lot more sense.
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\nI have silencer for my tenor sax since 6 or 7 months. At the beginning it was a hard job: mouthpiece exercises are hard to do at the beginning. When I started to do mouthpiece exercises, I thought, well I shall spend some time on them and play some tones. So in a week or two I could play a fourth or so. But then it was very hard to me to come to fifth. Then I started to use silencer. I noticed pretty soon, that I did wrong everything. I tried to change the position of my tongue and my throat, but in reality I changed mostly the jaw pressure. This works for a forth or so. But with a silencer it don’t work at all. So I started from the beginning, as described in silencer book and on silencer video. Now it works. But it only works if I don’t change anything on my lips or in my jaw. And it only works if I have a really good support from my diaphragm. So it is a perfect training.
\nI still practice every day with my mouthpiece\/silencer: playing scales (major, different minors, bebop, HTWT, diminished….), playing tunes with playalongs. My teacher always says to me: how can you play your impro if you don’t have it in your head? He is right: how can I improvise, if I cannot even sing a scale. I don’t have a nice voice, so I said to myself: how can you improvise if you cannot play the melody you have in your mind on the mouthpiece alone. This was very hard at the beginning, but it goes better and better every day. For me this is the very benefit from the silencer.
\nAnd: I’m really busy and don\u2019t have a lot of time for my instrument. But I always have 5 or 10 minutes while waiting for the train or in the traffic jam to play with the mouthpiece. But without a silencer this would be an illusion.<\/p>\n

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For keeping the embochure in shape, and working on ear training and breath control, lately I’ve been using the Mouthpiece Silencer and it has been working great. I use it when I am commuting to and from work, and I’ve gotten to the point where I can play a little over an octave range, and I play scales, intervals, and tunes – all just using my mouthpiece. I never was able to do mouthpiece exercises before because the sound and vibration were too much. The silencer takes care of that, and the best part for me is that practicing this way is helping me correct a problem of not taking enough of the mouthpiece into my mouth (an easy habit to fall into when you try to play soft all the time!). With about 5 to 10 minutes a day using the silencer, I am ready to play over a big band or in a no-drums trio with the appropriate volume and good sound.
\nKeep swinging!
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\nNach ein paar Tagen Silencer heute zum erstenmal das Sax ausgepackt und konnte beim Blasen gleich feststellen, dass ich mit dem Silencer in die richtige Richtung ge\u00fcbt habe.
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I am just starting the exercises, so I have a long way to go still, but I must say that your silencer product is one of the best purchases I ever made for my sax! Some time ago I wanted to do the mouthpiece exercises, but the sound was so annoying that I couldn\u2019t bear to hear it myself, let alone bother my neighbors with it. Now, the sound is totally acceptable and I feel free to do my exercises, even in the night time. I also like the enclosed booklet and the instructional DVD. I wish I would have found your product a long time ago!
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Allora, mi \u00e8 arrivato il silencer! lo devo ancora provare per bene. Appena lo faccio posto una dettagliata recensione.
\nPer ora vi posso dire che il suo lavoro lo fa! Smorza TANTISSIMO il suono! evviva! bisogna fare pi\u00f9 sforzo per farlo suonare per\u00f2, ma ci si abitua in un paio di minuti (e se mi abituo io che ho un’emissione strimizita…)
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I just purchased a silencer. This purchase was in direct response to your YOUTUBE video. My wife and dog thank you. So do I.
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This thing actually works properly, it does what it is designed to do and is very useful
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Absolut empfehlenswert, besonders im Auto\ufeff w\u00e4hrend eines Staues nervt man sich nicht st\u00e4ndig selber mit den „Geb\u00f6lke“ des \u00dcbens.
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This is a fantastic bit of kit, that make’s playing on the mouthpiece a fun part of your day to day work-out.
\nWe all know from the words of Joe Allard and Dave Leibman that work on the M.P’s alone is very good for us… „But Lets face it!“ the M.P’s on its own makes a nasty Din.
\nIn one of the other post’s I saw, it was ref to as a bit of tube with a hole in it. Well not only is that wrong, but it is also a very naive thing to say.
\nI get up every morning, Make my coffee. then look at the post on here and home, and play on this at the same time.
\nNot only is this Silencer very well made, the dvd\/book that come’s with this has lots of info as to how to move forward . 10 out of 10 from me.
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I have a Silencer and use it for about five to ten minutes a day to do just some exercises as mentioned above. If I do it without Silencer, just on the mouthpiece alone, it sounds too loud for me and for the family … The Silencer dampens the sound a lot while not altering the feeling of an isolated mouthpiece to much.
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I saw the Silencer at this year’s Frankfurt Musikmesse and went up to the stand full of scepticism, but actualy it’s a very good product.
\nIf you don’t value these mouthpiece exercises, it’s no use to you so I would say very little point in criticising the concept. If you think they are valuable exercises and you are in the sort of environment where constantly playing very nasty high squeaky out of tune major scales could upset neighbours and\/or their pets, then it’s actually very good.
\nIt has a few drawbacks – the silenced pitch is slightly higher than the actual unsilenced pitch (not sure that actually is a drawback thinking about it) and it needs slightly more effort to play due to increased resistance. So it doesn’t emulate a mouthpiece exactly (except quieter), but OTOH, this increased resistance would actually benefit your diaphragm muscles.
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Nice, effective, serious, professional. Great video, opened my eyes.<\/div>\n
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This course and silencer is worth every penny<\/div>\n
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Great product. Professionally produced\/packaged. Fast delivery. Thanks!<\/div>\n
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Brilliant item, fantastic value for money, would highly recommend<\/div>\n
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Great device, played all night. Thanks!<\/div>\n
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Tolle Erfindung, gut gemacht<\/div>\n
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No more new mouthpieces! Well made<\/div>\n
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Better and more helpful than described ***AAA<\/div>\n
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Fast delivery, well packed, item exactly as described, recommended.<\/div>\n
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Very useful item and highly recommended<\/div>\n
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Brilliant, thank you<\/div>\n
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Great item… now comes the hard work<\/div>\n
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Great product great delivery, house now a bit quieter<\/div>\n
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Geniale Erfindung<\/div>\n
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Fast delivery, not exactly whisper quiet but maybe thats just me, nice product<\/div>\n
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Great product, great service, many thanks<\/div>\n
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Super, dieser Silencer<\/div>\n
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Great asset to anyonone who wants to improve their perform<\/div>\n
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I have one and I find it really useful, especially for being able to practice mouthpiece-only exercises without driving everyone crazy with the noise, including myself.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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