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31. Do the tools with which the mouthpieces are...
This is how I made the mouthpiece cups, more than 20 years ago.
31. Do the tools with which the mouthpieces are...
This is how I made the mouthpiece cups, more than 20 years ago.
30. The influence of weight on the mouthpieces
Is a Light mouthpiece with less weight, with a normal weight, better? Standard or Megatone type with more weight, we talk about the weight of the mouthpiece.
30. The influence of weight on the mouthpieces
Is a Light mouthpiece with less weight, with a normal weight, better? Standard or Megatone type with more weight, we talk about the weight of the mouthpiece.
29. The two dimensions of the throat
In this chapter of Romera Brass ACADEMY Nº 29 I give you a general overview of what the throat is and where it is located.
29. The two dimensions of the throat
In this chapter of Romera Brass ACADEMY Nº 29 I give you a general overview of what the throat is and where it is located.
28. The basic function of the throat
The function of the throat is basically to retain and regulate the passage of air to the instrument.
28. The basic function of the throat
The function of the throat is basically to retain and regulate the passage of air to the instrument.
27. Cup depth? or better, air volume?
The cups should be measured by the volume of air inside and not by millimeters from the rim to the throat.
27. Cup depth? or better, air volume?
The cups should be measured by the volume of air inside and not by millimeters from the rim to the throat.
26. The backbore is 75% of a mouthpiece
It may surprise you, but to me, the backbore is 75% of a mouthpiece.
26. The backbore is 75% of a mouthpiece
It may surprise you, but to me, the backbore is 75% of a mouthpiece.
Welcome to the Romera Brass ACADEMY Blog
A space where you'll discover how a brass instrument mouthpiece really works: trumpet, trombone, French horn, tuba, and euphonium…
A blog designed for musicians who want to stop trying mouthpieces without understanding why some work and others don't.
Here we'll talk about acoustics, sound, resistance, lips, cups, throats, intonation, materials… and all those little details that completely change the feel when playing.
No magic formulas. No empty marketing.
Just real experiences from over 35 years of making custom mouthpieces and working daily with musicians of all levels.
The goal is to help you make the best decision so you can find your best mouthpiece.
Without further ado… let's begin!