Category: Sound Advice

Sound Advice 1 – Play As You Would Sing

  Here is a sneak peak at what you can expect from M2MII.  This is just one of the 50+ videos you will have access to that are not available to the public. The information from this video alone is worth the cost of your purchase as most regular trumpet lessons will not address these crucial issues. […]

Sound Advice 2 – Amplifying The Lip Buzz

  Another insightful video from M2MII. The idea of lip buzzing can be dangerously destructive. Watch this video to find out why.   Forward to Sound Advice 3 – Air Vibration     Back to Sound Advice 1 – Play As You Would Sing     Back to Sound Advice Category     Back to All […]

Sound Advice 3 – Air Vibration

  Get Your WindPack Here!    People often ask, how does the trumpet work. Sound is made by the vibrations of air BETWEEN the upper and lower lips. This vibration causes the lips to oscillate allowing puffs of air to travel through the trumpet. The lips DO NOT have to close for this to happen. […]

Sound Advice 4 – Lips and Air Misconceptions

  You DO NOT blow faster to play higher. This video explains why this idea is so insane! Here is a taste of what you can expect from M2MII.  There are 50+ videos of Greg Spence explaining and demonstrating the most logical and simple approach to developing your brass playing skills. Watch this then send […]

Sound Advice 5 – Mouthpiece Placement

  Trumpet Mouthpiece Lip Placement. Finding the optimum placement of the trumpet mouthpiece is essential if you want to develop flexibility, endurance, range and a pure sound. Would you believe most people manipulate their lips when placing the mouthpiece.  This causes a required force of air to get the desired oscillation of the lips tissue […]

Sound Advice 6 – Classical and Commercial Trumpet Playing

  What is the difference commercial trumpet playing and classical trumpet playing? The answers are contained within…     Back to Sound Advice 5 – Mouthpiece Placement     Back to Sound Advice Category     Back to All Categories