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<blockquote data-quote="jeremyjuicewah" data-source="post: 324501" data-attributes="member: 1198"><p>Thanks for that. I do keep a crook and mpc in the car and when I pull up for a reps nap I often have a blow. I can do it a bit on this set up but find it hard on full set up to maintain any kind of musical quality and also actually get enough air throught the mpc to make my notes. From your post above this is obviously a common prob. With a burst at altissimo and sweet low notes I have let this learning slide a bit. I will have a go today. It will come if I keep at it. The Spanish rrrrrrolled rrrrr is not a prob, señor.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jeremyjuicewah, post: 324501, member: 1198"] Thanks for that. I do keep a crook and mpc in the car and when I pull up for a reps nap I often have a blow. I can do it a bit on this set up but find it hard on full set up to maintain any kind of musical quality and also actually get enough air throught the mpc to make my notes. From your post above this is obviously a common prob. With a burst at altissimo and sweet low notes I have let this learning slide a bit. I will have a go today. It will come if I keep at it. The Spanish rrrrrrolled rrrrr is not a prob, señor. [/QUOTE]
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