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I almost did not watch this video because it is beyond my skills and it looks so intimidating. I was impressed with your honesty and reality that you were not thinking of the notes when climbing up these mind blowing riff!!! You were not perfect on the altissimo but yet it sounded perfect. Your rhythm and articulation was great and like I was told --It is the rhythm that is most important. That is what I learned today!!! Thanks Dave

Thanks again Dave this is all great stuff in these videos please keep them coming

Y’all sound so good together. Hope y’all put out an album together

I used to be a texter Gordon but I was never that obnoxious 😂😂😂

Dave I’ve been playing for a long time mostly self taught and always had a problem with 2 5 1s I’ve got to say this is the best example I’ve come across and easy to understand thank you very much.

saw the carpet in the thumbnail and recognized the place instantly, was this at MagFest?

As400 rocking that dark sound

1 sounded better to me..Fuller more powerful sound.Sounded like the notes really popped out of the instrument.

Great solo, Dave!

Love you Dave ❤

I’m learning it too 😅 ua-cam.com/users/shorts2khx18bYnho?si=JL_wCj9ZbZaGdbVp

Many thanks for that - great to have!

I'm a bit late to the party, here... but, Dude! your teaching style is excellent! Great vid! I just stopped the vid at each step to make sure I had it, and then went forward. Worked a charm. (playing guitar)

Dave - how will I ever remember the chords w/o sheet music to apply II V I simplicity and progressions for a solo.

Wow, love simplifying anytime it makes sense and works. Thank you!!! Love your chops!

Thank you very much. Great method!!!

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Personally, from the first comparisons I recognized the 62 from the 23, I really like the 62, balanced on all registers and it sounds less "fluty" and three-dimensional on the higher octaves. Having said that, they are both splendid instruments, I am a happy owner of the intermediate version (yts 475) and appreciate the whole series which has a super quality/price ratio.

Thanks for the Lesson Dave. I'm 6 months into learning the alto. My sound is exactly like you first described being thin and sharp. Would you say that the "Aww" adjustment is mainly a change in throat shape? Would you recommend rolling your bottom lip out more? I've definetly learned the way you described with rolling my lip on top of my teeth.

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Beautiful

Great

A sounded better to me in the blind test.

My curved soprano saxophone didn't have a soul key but i don't have enough money to buy a new one

funk me up to the mothership!

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Thank you, I really enjoyed your approach. 👍

Thanks Dave!! One question, what mpc do you use? And Reed?

"I'm not in school anymore, so I can do what I want!" Ha. I really liked your solo on "Be Sorry", but I especially liked the stank face of the tenor player listening to you.

Finally a didactic video about vibrato

Randy...? Abbey?!---Fxxking legend!

Another great video- your easy explanations about that are very helpful- also practiced a few days the lines from your #11 Video and I really like them- your Solo in the Abbey Road Studios sounds really great👍…which mouthpiece/reed setup you’re playing there( sorry- I‘m sure you got this question a thousand times)

Excellent as usual ! Thanks so much :))

I feel the potential for a flat thirteen video coming soon... :)

I actually hear no traditional language in the in the layout for playing this composition (Not a tune or song) As told to me by professor Donald Byrd. Giant steps is an exercise

Excellent Dave! It's great to know you are such a gearhead, and loved the analogy! I have always been unclear as to which altered scale to use (e.g.-ascending melodic minor half-step above the root of dominant chord) over which altered dominant chords (b9, #9, b13). Seems like I can play the diminished whole tone scale (ascending melodic minor) for any altered dominant chord, but is that an over simplification? It's probably a matter of how the tension/altered notes are resolved? You'll probably cover this in future video, I'm looking forward to them. Thanks much!

Great info here. Thanks! I loved working on engines when I was a younger lad.

Your clarity and focus make easy what could be complex and difficult. Thank you.

What a great way to start my UA-cam day -altered 9s!

Get the worksheet here: ►www.davepollack.com/altered9th

Nice

You need to check out more comparisons... The point of the mass is to reduce vibration loss at the point tightening - zip tie is not going to make any difference. It probably helps more if there is more play in your neck seal. If the neck seal is a piston fit then less difference. Since most saxes are not new or perfect fitting the extra mass makes a difference.

What is so fallen?

Just as I thought it's all saxophone nonsense NO DIFFERENCE ! Like the bright idea - a 5 digit serial number on a Selmer MK6 is the one to have 🤣😂 Tell you what, Mike Brecker would have sounded awesome on a Jupiter right?

That rendition of Auld Lang Syne was fire!

Nice ophecleide you've got there!

Sounds like a bunch of chaotic animal noises that magically converge on the same lick. I love it!

where did u get that poster?