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(roger)
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I have been trying to do a horse whinny on my trumpet and it just doesnt seem to be working. I was wondering if anybody has any instructions and/or hints to help the poor horse.
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(Jens L)
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If you press the first valve half way down, and the third fully down. Shake the trumpet a bit and you get a nice horse.
Hope it works!
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(Tim)
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that works the first valve thing but if you have ever played holiday sleigh ride you have a horse whine and what i did is i put all three valves down and put a vibrato on it with a clear sound. good luck
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(trumpet blast)
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those work but what i do is put all three of the valves half way down and shake the trumpet as you play. It`s a little bit higher pitched then those other suggestions do.
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(matt)
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I have to agree with the last sugestion, you can put a lot more air thru your horn with each valve pushed just less than half way.
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(roger)
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Thank you all, for all of your suggestions. I will take into consideration each of your techniques. Thanks again!
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(colin)
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just mess with the valves half way down start out high do a fall and shake the horn
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(The Band Stalin)
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Plunger.
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(g money)
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the half way down thing is probably the best way to go ive been playin for a long time and let me tell you just make sure it comes out clear and bright and make sure the vibrato isnt to much
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(chris)
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i`m not sure how old this link is, but i can tell u how to do one. start off by playing a above staff G or somethign open, then press down all 3 valves have way, then move your trumpet back and forth (quickly, but don`t let it leave ur lips), and slowly let the sound and pitch decrease
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