How can anyone be so dramatic? Someday, when you stop having sleepovers and lip-synching to Britney Speres, you'll take a moment and READ MY POST. Sheesh. Right after my positive comment to the Ligaphone, you know, the one with that figure of speech some saxophonists like to use, sounds like pail, "wail", referring to ones great playing ability (not just VOLUME, there are other things that make someone great, ponder that for awhile), there are these things called Parenthesis. While being seperate from the original comment, they can NOT be ignored. These ones in particular held the statement "probably not due to the ligature, but it sure wasn't holding anybody back". So you throw a hissy fit on this board and decide to ENLIGHTEN us with your end-all of saxophone knowledge, but all you said was basicly the SAME THING I DID *GASP*. "The 'wail' was from 4 things: ........ The lig has nothing to do with your volume." Correct me if I'm wrong (although I'm quite sure you will despite any circumstances), but when you listed those factors that contribute to one's sound on a saxophone, WHY didn't you just say "not the ligature" ? Oh YEAH, because I already did, thus making your last post absolutly worthless to anybody or anything except your ego. Lastly, the topic of adding decibles to your sound was really in left field, and I THOUGHT you said "the ligature has nothing to do with your volume", I guess we'll make up a new meaning of the word "decible" if it figures to our side of an arguement. Some of us need to turn the power OFF and just listen to ourselves once in awhile. If only you'd do that with your computer. Thanks for wasing those 7 minutes of my life, and I apologize extensively to anyone else on the board that has read this far.

How can anyone be so dramatic? Someday, when you stop having sleepovers and lip-synching to Britney Speres, you'll take a moment and READ MY POST. Sheesh. Right after my positive comment to the Ligaphone, you know, the one with that figure of speech some saxophonists like to use, sounds like pail, "wail", referring to ones great playing ability (not just VOLUME, there are other things that make someone great, ponder that for awhile), there are these things called Parenthesis. While being seperate from the original comment, they can NOT be ignored. These ones in particular held the statement "probably not due to the ligature, but it sure wasn't holding anybody back". So you throw a hissy fit on this board and decide to ENLIGHTEN us with your end-all of saxophone knowledge, but all you said was basicly the SAME THING I DID *GASP*. "The 'wail' was from 4 things: ........ The lig has nothing to do with your volume." Correct me if I'm wrong (although I'm quite sure you will despite any circumstances), but when you listed those factors that contribute to one's sound on a saxophone, WHY didn't you just say "not the ligature" ? Oh YEAH, because I already did, thus making your last post absolutly worthless to anybody or anything except your ego. Lastly, the topic of adding decibles to your sound was really in left field, and I THOUGHT you said "the ligature has nothing to do with your volume", I guess we'll make up a new meaning of the word "decible" if it figures to our side of an arguement. Some of us need to turn the power OFF and just listen to ourselves once in awhile. If only you'd do that with your computer. Thanks for wasing those 7 minutes of my life, and I apologize extensively to anyone else on the board that has read this far.

How can anyone be so dramatic? Someday, when you stop having sleepovers and lip-synching to Britney Speres, you'll take a moment and READ MY POST. Sheesh. Right after my positive comment to the Ligaphone, you know, the one with that figure of speech some saxophonists like to use, sounds like pail, "wail", referring to ones great playing ability (not just VOLUME, there are other things that make someone great, ponder that for awhile), there are these things called Parenthesis. While being seperate from the original comment, they can NOT be ignored. These ones in particular held the statement "probably not due to the ligature, but it sure wasn't holding anybody back". So you throw a hissy fit on this board and decide to ENLIGHTEN us with your end-all of saxophone knowledge, but all you said was basicly the SAME THING I DID *GASP*.