Industry Baby on tuba (sousaphone)

Damari cranking on his new Mike Finn MF3H "lite" model tuba mouthpiece

[@littleblue7838]

how you crank like that my boy, i try and it comes out loud but normal tone.

[@reynaldoyanez8907]

Best tip is flex your ab muscles while you’re playing and focus on pushing from your diaphragm you’ll feel your lips start smacking against the inside of the mouthpiece and it’ll hurt at first but that’s how your lips get stronger

[@ayoq2daily]

That’s facts bro when I play baritone I hear everyone else cranking and I just play loud

[@JordanBellamy2010]

​@ayoq2daily force as much air though the instrument as you can and lower your jaw some

[@jupitersteam8321]

biggest tip is push the air as fast as you can directly down the hole of the mouthpiece

[@disamis6873]

Bro I also have played industry baby! Its such a fun song on sousaphone!

[@michaelcoltstroud7461]

I remember playing this too

[@rioefoster6229]

Any tips on how to pedal? You made it seem so easy.

[@roysanabria7725]

What worked for me was thinking of my posture as loose as possible first, trying to replicate a horse lol, then you do that into your mouthpiece and start small adjustments to make it sound clean and in tune, tightening the corners, how much air you push, etc.. Disclaimer throught that learning process I used to get really dizzy from all the air the pedal tones take. But once you get used to it it's awesome.

[@zaya_2816]

@@roysanabria7725 it’s different for everyone

[@MusicalBlam]

I love cranking on trombone. This seems like so much fun as well

[@bIuecap]

Its not as easy on tuba

[@MusicalBlam]

@@bIuecap 😐

[@bIuecap]

@@MusicalBlam what that mean 💀

[@MusicalBlam]

@@bIuecap derrrrr

[@SoloTyy1]

What mouthpiece are you using? And can i purchase it from a store?

[@swaganator10]

Its a mike finn

[@407kc9]

🔥🔥

[@russellyates9663]

I got a Robert tucci Sousa power -5 mouth peice is that good?

[@jalealgibson4160]

What's the difference between the light nd the heavy model? Does it make your tone darker?

[@mikefinnmouthpieces3300]

that's right, darker tone, easier "slotting" notes, less break up of sound at higher volumes are some of the benefits of heavier mouthpieces.

[@Craftcowman]

i tried cranking and my lip busted so bad i had to get a stitch above it and couldnt play for 2 weeks

[@michaelanderson9796]

What were you playing

[@deucecuts]

Which model is it

[@mikefinnmouthpieces3300]

he's playing the "lite" version of an MF3H, from Mike Finn Mouthpieces

[@deucecuts]

@@mikefinnmouthpieces3300 can you make a video or picture to show what each module looks like

[@mikefinnmouthpieces3300]

@@deucecuts that's a great idea, I will do it when I have a chance. Got some other ideas too, keep an eye on my channel...

[@deucecuts]

@@mikefinnmouthpieces3300 how do you buy the lite version

[@mikefinnmouthpieces3300]

@@deucecuts shoot me an email [e-mail]

[@imnotfromhere1623]

over like instruments, im viberating.

[@AdamForOnce]

Sooza:

[@georgethecat5150]

The looks 😂

[@chrisdorsey2304]

What size mike Finn is that I want one so bad smh

[@mikefinnmouthpieces3300]

it's a "lite" version of my MF3H, unfortunately I haven't got any in stock right now (June 2022) but I've got some 5H and 3B which are both excellent for sousaphone.

[@cchisolm92cc]

@@mikefinnmouthpieces3300 do you have any of those in stocks now?

[@taylorwest4414]

@@cchisolm92ccwhat’s good Goat!!!

[@JourneyOfTheFallen]

What kind of mouthpiece is that?

[@thetank1705]

Bro I always wanted those mouth pieces

[@deucecuts]

What are they called

[@thetank1705]

@@deucecuts it’s some kind of buzz mouth piece if you ask your director he will probably know that

[@mikefinnmouthpieces3300]

the mouthpiece he's using is a "lite" MF3H, from Mike Finn Mouthpieces

[@mikefinnmouthpieces3300]

check out www.MikeFinnMouthpieces.com to see which ones are currently in stock, my inventory fluctuates sometimes but I try to keep the site up to date.

[@saidoof9369]

For me that’s cursed because your puffing your cheeks but me a trombonist can’t puffy our cheeks

[@danielkelley6711]

you can once you're good- same is true for most brass instruments. it tends to reduce the air pressure, make your sound a bit flatter, and loosen your lips making it harder to play high, but it can seriously help your tone later on. I'm assuming the main reason he's doing it here is to "crank that shit" or, in more professional terms, play like a god.

[@adrianavina8629]

what the music

[@Bobbys_friend]

Mouth peice?

[@r.r3gg184]

mf3b i think

[@akjuixd2086]

Mf3H

[@izak9024]

bro i played tuba in middle through high and he messing all the notes up

[@reversedw3229]

So you that one person that doesn't know that every band got a different version of a song.

[@nathanpintal1732]

do you not realise tuba has a different part from the band? they dont have melody. and his tuning or tone isnt so bad either.

[@sceu25]

This is the bass part.

[@fattboyroman6841]

That's the baseline to Norfolk version he didn't mess up at all

[@indigochild_1]

bro you talking about middle school this song wsnt even out so plz save it man...

[@relaxify365]

🙄

[@Clownyboi7885]

Puffy cheeks

[@MusicalBlam]

It's hard not to on a tuba, especially this cranky and loud

[@Clownyboi7885]

@@MusicalBlam yea but it can be controlled and Iam just suggesting it so that he can improve upon it as a fellow tuba player

[@taylorwest4414]

Nothings wrong with puffing cheeks on tuba. Tuba is about being relaxed and LOOSE. The Face is naturally gonna puff. Everyone has a different face and mouth so some are comfortable with the cheeks in or cheeks out. He’s playing on a large mouthpiece with a large deep cup as well.

[@bruh9806]

How you crank?

[@XbotulinumX]

Strengthed diagram