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 Re: Changing the colour of your tone.
Author: johng ★2017
Date:   2018-07-12 20:51

I used the technique of viewing the harmonics and the strength of each one with an advanced student. That person's sound was very good overall, but got thin in the upper registers. We experimented with seeing if the student could move different harmonics until getting a fuller and warmer tone. What seemed to work was to emphasize the alternating strength of the higher harmonics, that is they tend to have (if I remember correctly) the odd number harmonics stronger than the even numbered ones.

John Gibson, Founder of JB Linear Music, www.music4woodwinds.com
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