"The Incredits" from The Incredibles - Lead Trumpet Cover | Sheet music | Play-along 

Thank you very much! Can only agree with you, it's one of my all time favourites from Giacchino!

@@Jeppe805It's one of my favorite charts as well, and it's even crazier when you realize that it was his first attempt at writing a jazz/big band chart ever.

Yep, you're correct

Well I know ;) It's a Schilke 14a4x with a KGU booster :)

​@@Jeppe805lol, nice playing man, btw what does the "booster" do? Beside having more mass on the mouthpiece?

​@@TheHellleaderit might just be placebo, but I find that is is useful for endurance, power and control. The mouthpiece I am playing on has a more open backbore and so has a more round sound to it suitable for Eb trumpet playing for instance. My trumpet is a large bore as well, so with the booster it helps me get that extra "brassy" sound. The booster helps me with slotting as well. I usually use open fingering for C, D, E & G above the staff. With the booster it feels like those notes are further apart from eachother, making it less likely to accidentally play a C when you wanted a D etc... I recommend a booster if you know your mouthpiece (and horn) well, and want to add something to your playing, however it should never be a substitute for proper technique! It can't fix a bad mouthpiece, only make it worse. It can however enhance a good mouthpiece. That's my experience anyway :)

@@Jeppe805 Thanks for the valuable info on the reply my man, love it, I'm using a yamaha thomas hooten mouthpiece tho so it already has a larger throat than usual mouthpiece hehe

Haha no worries! I wish I could recommend a mouthpiece but it is a very individual matter. I use a Schilke 14A4x which took some years to really get to work, but today I can't live without it. I've tried alot of "real" lead mouthpieces with huge compression, however those don't work for me as I use a lot of air when playing. I have a large bore trumpet and a mouthpiece with less compression than other mouthpieces that I've tried. So maybe try to find a MP that is a bit larger if you have a tendency to use alot of air. Maybe not much to go on, but I hope it helps.

Also, if you find a mouthpiece to try out, then don't expect it to work immediately. It takes time to really know if it's good or not. When I first got mine I overblowed alot and had bad endurance. Experiment with it and see where it "leads" ;). Good luck!