HDTutorial
EN
How to Put a Reed on a Saxophone Mouthpiece (The Right Way!)

Playback starts YouTube’s embedded player (privacy-enhanced mode).

How to Put a Reed on a Saxophone Mouthpiece (The Right Way!)

254,263 views October 25, 2016 3:20

Watch on YouTube
ChannelBetter Sax

Description from the creator

#bettersax #saxophone
Jay Metcalf gives a lesson on the best way to put a reed on a saxophone mouthpiece.

👉 Become a BetterSax Member bettersax.com/sp/membership/?video=lHq4mLzS_DQ
⭐️ Access Our Free Sax Lesson Downloads bettersax.com/shed/?video=lHq4mLzS_DQ
🎷Shop BetterSax Gear geni.us/shopbettersax

Our mission here at BetterSax is to help saxophone players improve steadily, while enjoying the process of learning. We aim to help people find sax gear for every budget that delivers exceptional value and performance.

This video is NOT sponsored. Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something we'll receive a small commission.

Disclaimer: Please see the link for our disclaimer policy for all of our videos on the BetterSax YouTube channel. bettersax.com/terms

About this tutorial

Better Sax published this 3:20 video tutorial on October 25, 2016. It has been watched 254,263 times on YouTube.

Channel
Better Sax
Category
Education
Duration
3:20
Published
October 25, 2016
Views
254,263
Likes
3,507

Tags

Share

Further reading

  • How to put a Reed on a Saxophone Mouthpiece | Normans Music Blog normans.co.uk

    Remove the reed from its protective packaging. Place the flat side of the reed against the flat side of the mouthpiece. Apply minimal pressure to the tip of the reed. Line the tip of the reed to the tip of the mouthpiec…

  • Saxophone Reed Placement: Why Your Reeds Squeak, Sound ... reverbland.com

    Today we are going to talk about perfect saxophone reed placement. Stick around to find out how to put a reed on your saxophone mouthpiece the proper way. With beginners, 99% of the time there is a problem with the saxo…

  • 6 Simple Ways to Put a Reed in a Saxophone - wikiHow wikihow.com

    They refer to the reed thickness the mouthpiece recommends. The normal range for reeds is between 2 and 5. The lower the number, the thinner the reed. Some mouthpieces need specific reeds in order to work properly. For…

This tutorial in other languages