I recorded this on my iPhone this morning. Many of you probably already know this but for those just getting into using overtone fingerings or alternate fingerings, this may save you a ton of time. Again - no haters. It was one take without really any planning - just wanted to share.
Nice video, simple and yet super effective. Just a quick question, do you always depress the octave key? I know that I should be able to produce second overtone (G with a C fingered for example) with the octave key but for me it's a lot easier without it but then it's not easy to go back and forth between the two fingering then.
I use the octave key for this type of lick. True overtones exercises wouldn't require the octave key. My friend and sax mentor Bob Franceschini will sometimes play middle register notes without the octave key to fatten up the sound. For a real work-out try to play the lower octave with the octave key - that takes some deep breathing.
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I guess I knew a couple of these, which I'd hit upon accidentally, but I never grasped the pattern underneath it all until you showed how to move up chromatically like that. Thanks again!
Awesome - thank you. It is bookmarked. If you do another take then a bit slower pace and better views of your right hand would help...me. However, since nobody else mentions this, it could just be that I am slow.:mrgreen:
Someone mentioned this in the YouTube comments. (Probably my 1 thumbs down) Still working out my video skills.
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