Woodbrass
Brand:
Crown
Description from Woodbrass :
Mute wah-wah copper. Tom Crown offers a wide selection of brass mutes. Each of them has different characteristics: - The mute dry, also called "straight mute": It is the muted most used by the musicians. It offers a rich and timbre of sound and imposes itself in all musical styles. - The muted wah-wah: It offers a surprising variety of sounds. Popularized by jazz, the sound is more dull and metallic. The central tube can be adjusted or removed. The mute then becomes "wee-zee" and the musician gets the much-needed sound of "Miles Davis". - The muted bowl, also called "cup mute": Rather destined for jazz, it is also found in contemporary concertos. It mutes and softens the sound without affecting the grain. - Mutes mute, also called "Whisper mute" or "practice mute": It is a mute exercise that allows the musician to play without disturbing the neighborhood. It minimizes the sound level without disturbing the sound emission.
Mute wah-wah copper. Tom Crown offers a wide selection of brass mutes. Each of them has different characteristics: - The mute dry, also called "straight mute": It is the muted most used by the musicians. It offers a rich and timbre of sound and imposes itself in all musical styles. - The muted wah-wah: It offers a surprising variety of sounds. Popularized by jazz, the sound is more dull and metallic. The central tube can be adjusted or removed. The mute then becomes "wee-zee" and the musician gets the much-needed sound of "Miles Davis". - The muted bowl, also called "cup mute": Rather destined for jazz, it is also found in contemporary concertos. It mutes and softens the sound without affecting the grain. - Mutes mute, also called "Whisper mute" or "practice mute": It is a mute exercise that allows the musician to play without disturbing the neighborhood. It minimizes the sound level without disturbing the sound emission.
| Seller information : | Woodbrass |
| Place : | Nantes, France |
| Shipping : | Livraison Mondiale |
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