I wonder why you think 20 increments are necessary for this.4 to about 7 in about 20 increments.
One more thing to worry about and get distracted by.....It's a kind of good idea but wouldn't it just confuse your chops ? I mean once you are set on a tip you really should stick with it ?
I'll watch that later...not seen it.
Mr Hanson is like the Willy Wonka of the sax world
Off the top of my head. It doesn't matter what they are as long they represent something close to what you can find in the real world. Since it's imaginary, I didn't give the engineering details much thought.I wonder why you think 20 increments are necessary for this.
I was thinking, more a way to measure what you need, not to actually play it, except to discover what it's like to blow on a wider tip. As it happens, I have severam mpc that are smaller openings than the largest so I don't need to go that way. But I'd like to know what it feels like to play a slightly wider tip. Buying a new piece wouldn't make sense. It's actually hard to know what opening is appropriate when you're "new" in the game.One more thing to worry about and get distracted by.....