Guest Post: 10 Gadgets For Wind Instruments

Guest Post: 10 Gadgets For Wind Instruments

By Annie Mark

Whether you are a beginner or a professional - all wind instruments require physical exertion, both the holding of the instrument and the control of your breathing. And that while you try to play the perfect sound at just the right moment with your orchestra or band colleagues. That is why it pays to be well-equipped and well-organized.?? No Fluff Tech will offer you the finest content of various Gadget Technologies.

Here Are A Few Tips To Help You Make Life Easier:

Turn On The Light!

If you are on stage or in the orchestra pit, it is usually rather dark and difficult to read notes. Simply turn on the light instead of first waiting for a commercial. The efficient LED desk light Duet 2 from Mighty Bright has a total of four extra bright LEDs and two swan necks that can be switched on and off separately. This portable mini-lamp can also be used as a reading lamp in the bedroom and is powered by batteries or power supply.

Be Well Organized

To prevent shocks, accidents, and neurosis, you can place all your dampers on one tripod and thus easily reach them. The HCHA-100 Mute Holder from Hercules Stands is a multi-arm holder that you can easily clip onto a microphone stand or desk. All holders are well covered with special foam to prevent any damage and scratching and wear and tear of your precious musical accessories.

Damper Accessibility

Often the simplest solutions are the most effective. The Manhasset Mute Holder Trumpet 1320 is very popular among trumpeters because of its quality, ease of use and reliability. It is easy to pair with all conventional tripods so that the player can fully focus on the music.

Help After The Concert

After a fantastic performance, the concert is over and it's time to pack your instrument. Usually, the mouthpiece is still attached to the instrument and it is difficult to get loose. If you use too much force you can damage it and prevent that you can use the MP-1 Mouthpiece Puller. The task is carried out with ease and it is suitable for all types of wind instruments from cornets to tubas.

Handy In The True Sense Of The Word

Playing a wind instrument can be tiring, especially when the performance lasts for a few hours. The Neotech Hand rest designed for trombones and other instruments is an interesting accessory to relieve tension on the hands of a busy blower. When you can relax your hands from time to time, you will notice that the quality of your performance increases.

For Trombonists, Safety For Everything

It is remarkable how trombonists can change the tone of their instrument through constant arm movements. A handy piece of equipment to protect their instrument and possibly themselves from damage is Hand protection for King trombones.

For Those Who Love Their Trumpet ...

Your instrument is very costly - both financially and emotionally. The upholstered Torpedo Classic Bag for Trumpet is equipped with handy pockets and reinforcements to protect your instrument. This bag made of Cordura material is not only lightweight but is also very strong and suitable to take your instrument safely on a journey.

The Solution For Neighbour And Family Quarrels

Unfortunately, the neighbors sometimes do not agree. Silent Brass is nothing new but is always worth a recommendation. The SB 2X from Yamaha (designed for tenor tuba and baritone) is available for various wind instruments. Now you can practice whenever and wherever you want.

Mute Effects

Trumpets are known to be muted not only for volume but also for tonal nuances. The Marcus Bonna Straight Mute Trumpet is especially popular because of its sound and intonation. Made of fiberglass, it supports clear and versatile sounds - and can be obtained at a good price-performance ratio.

Decorations For Blazers

Of course, accessories are needed to perform well, but that does not mean we have to ignore the aesthetic side. A modest, not too showy decoration, like the Thomann Mouthpiece Pin, shows everyone what kind of musician you are, even if you do not have your instrument in your hands.