Author: EaubeauHorn
Date: 2018-01-15 22:02
Well then I am baffled. My problem is that I am 20 cents flat, across the board. Using the short barrel. I thought it was the facing, but maybe it is the mouthpiece itself, which is a Fobes Debut. Should I try something else, and if so, what? It had such good reviews online and seemed a good fit for an experienced wind player whose principal instrument was not clarinet. It's not an air problem...I play tuba with an orchestra, and play a variety of other winds including oboe, and have no pitch problems on any of them. On brasses, the cup volume can affect pitch, but there is a tuning slide. Why would a beginner-ish mouthpiece be of such a high internal volume as to be unplayable up to pitch?
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