Clear vs rasp on trumpets?

[tal]

 Stayin Aliiiiiivve      I wish I was good enough on a yelper to give advice. Good stuff.

[davisd9]

Stayin Aliiiiiivve      I wish I was good enough on a yelper to give advice. Good stuff.

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[EZ]

Stayin Aliiiiiivve      I wish I was good enough on a yelper to give advice. Good stuff.

You just need to be a better dancer, lol!!!

[crow]

Stayin Aliiiiiivve    I wish I was good enough on a yelper to give advice. Good stuff.

You just need to be a better dancer, lol!!!

If you could dance with rasp, TAL would be all over it

[drenalinld]

Earlier comparison with mouth call has some merit to me. The lips have to be loose enough to vibrate for rasp. Learn to produce that without aid of saliva or candy or whatever and it is more reliable in hunting situations in my opinion. One thing that seems to help me is opening mouth a little more to give space between upper and lower teeth for relaxed lips to have room to vibrate. Seems for me I like end of mp to reach about where inside moist part of lips meets the drier part that rests on other lip.


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[Tarheel]

For me, generally, if I loosen my lips I can usually get more rasp (saliva doesn't hurt either) , but I'm sure it's different for others and there are more factors at play.

That's how Lewis Stowe instructed others to do it............

[Spring Creek Calls]

I have many calls I can get rasp out of. When I'm using the trumpet I'm after those sweet clear notes.