crocodilian
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Not a question but an answer to anyone looking for another method to a successful growl.
I am a beginner and had tried the growl a few times just out of curiosity and because, let's face it, it does sound very cool. The results I got were, well, not very good!
My new teacher has recommended that I first put the sax down and learn to whistle and hum at the same time then apply this method to the sax.
So, off I went and after a while of looking like a bit of a prat alternating between raspberry blowing and whistling I managed it and applied it to the sax...and it worked!
Like I say, I am a beginner and haven't applied it to a song yet but I can now do it (albeit in a rudimentary way) which is quite gratifying.
Hope this helps someone.
I am a beginner and had tried the growl a few times just out of curiosity and because, let's face it, it does sound very cool. The results I got were, well, not very good!
My new teacher has recommended that I first put the sax down and learn to whistle and hum at the same time then apply this method to the sax.
So, off I went and after a while of looking like a bit of a prat alternating between raspberry blowing and whistling I managed it and applied it to the sax...and it worked!
Like I say, I am a beginner and haven't applied it to a song yet but I can now do it (albeit in a rudimentary way) which is quite gratifying.
Hope this helps someone.