The Reed Trombone, mixing brass and woodwind mouthpieces 

The sax sounds like a beginner middle school trombonist

Wow, it sounds like a saxophone. If a saxophone had a trombone mouthpiece

Well here are a few suggestions - Trombone with violin bow - Violin with glockenspiel mellet - Glockenspiel with tuba mouthpiece - Tuba with piano hammer - Piano with organ wind - Organ with guitar plectrum - Guitar with oboe reed - Oboe with double bass bow - Double bass with a crash cymbal

2:20 “This, is a bass trombone, with a tenor sax mouthpiece on the end.” *[Bass boosted noise intensifies]*

as a trombone player, this makes me uncomfortable.

What if he's just a band teacher with extra time, and a student walks in and sees him and he just looks at them, covers the saxophlute and screams "OH GOD NO, YOU CANT SEE ME LIKE THIS"

When I clicked this video: "tHiS tUnA sEx*

Saxobone sounds like a bad bass drop but it's still hella cool that he did these mouthpiece mashups

next: try using a mouth piece on a violin.

I want to see a tuba mouthpiece on a piccolo.

"Now I'll try playing a bit from a piece" *unexpectedly starts playing pizza time*

2:57 when your RC car gets stuck lol😂

DUDE YOURE GOING INTO DANGEROUS TERRITORY YOURE PLAYING GOD WITH INSTRUMENTS!!!

trombone sounds like my lawn tractor

“Ok I’m gonna play the trombone now” **farts** “OoOoHh”

The Trombone Sounds Like One Of Those Action Movie Trailers

2:27 IN A WORLD...

That one time at band camp....

Hah. This was literally the first thing I did with my brass and woodwind instruments. Trent makes the sax with the brass mouthpiece sound way better than I was able to

The more appropriate brass mouthpiece for the Bb Clarinet (which has 1st registry root Eb3 and 2nd registry root Bb4) is the french-horn mouthpiece of 16,5mm or the alto Eb3 horn mouthpiece of 20mm, but better the French horn mouthpiece which is good for the clarinet in both octaves the lower and the higher.

1:31 pizza time

Try playing a trombone with piano keys

PDQ Bach used a bassoon Reed and crook in a trombone quite successfully during the 1960s. In that instance it was dubbed the "Tromboon". The sax with the trombone mouthpiece basically recreated the Ophecleide, and sounded a bit like one. Overall, an interesting experiment. Thanks for posting.

1:33 Out of all songs, he chose pizza time. 😂 😂

has anyone tried a sax mouthpiece on a clarinet. did it sound 'saxier'

Use a Reed on drums

There is another conclusion that one might draw, which is that the mouthpiece of an instrument is designed to the range of frequencies that the instrument typically plays. If you're going to try mixing the mouthpieces among brass, woodwinds and flutes, try to match the instrument with the mouthpiece of an instrument from the other family that is capable of the same range of notes.

2:54 when i start eating my ramen

now try playing a euphonium with a drumstick

The trombone mouthpiece sax looked way more playable than expected... it's basically a tenor ophicleide!

When he says "sax" it sounds like he says sex

Musical instruments from Hell! Very instructive: now we know why woodwinds have reeds and brass instruments have mouthpieces.

I'm a saxophonist, and I'm also surprised that the reed didn't work with the trombone. You know what would be really cool to try, though? Try an oboe or bassoon with brass mouthpieces and vice-versa.

Try playing a xylophone.....with sledgehammers.

This Video is pleasurable to my band sense. I love you for this, Bro

This was uploaded on my birthday, much love!

you have too much time on your hands

Flut-o-sax? I was thinking Saxophlute.

That trombone clarinet thing sounds like my friend playing her oboe

My bari sax mouthpiece fits perfectly on my friends trombone so whenever we mix them we just yell lawnmower time and I start blowing while he moves the slide

Trombone mouthpiece on the sax should actually be a thing

That Reed Trombone sounds like something you can use in a dubstep, 8-bit, electronic, Ect.

Last year, me and some other members of my jazz band messed around with stuff like this, and we had some pretty interesting results. A bari sax mouthpiece on a tuba was one of my favorites, along with an alto mouthpiece on a trombone slide. We also tried an alto mouthpiece on a trumpet and it worked surprisingly well. And we even tried to play a pipe as a brass instrument. All great fun :)

One of my favorite music videos now. Unique

How about you try timpani mallets to play a subcontrobass flute

this is actually how the sax was invented. Antoine Joseph, called Adolphe, Sax tried a bass clarinet mouthpiece on the ophicleide, a bass brass instrument of the 19th century. He liked the sound of it and went on experimenting and the saxophone was born.

The fusions no one really wanted but, the ones we needed

Love the experimenting. This is really interesting as particularly with the baritone/trombone mouthpiece on the sax. It demonstrates how much of the classic sound of the instrument is from the design of the instrument AND the mouthpiece. I'm not surprised that the flute head didn't work on the brass as the air flow through that is not enough to "tickle" the metal in the larger instruments. The same thing would happen if you had a leaking spit valve on trumpet, trombone, or baritone.

This is wierd...you're putting wood in brass.....WTF DO YOU CALL IT NOW? A SAXOPHONE?

The "saxobone" (trombophone?) actually sounded pretty good.

i like watching trents videos they chill me out.

fantastic idea, been thinking about this lately and mention about it to my friend and my friend linked me to a youtube vid. glad poeple have played around with this! interesting sounds

the bass trombone with the tenor sax mouthpiece made me crack up for some reason xD

To the future viewers, would a trumpet mouthpiece fit into an oboe or Bassoon and vice versa?

They sound really weird and I like it! Thank you for putting so much effort into being silly, thoroughly entertaining!

Sax with trombone mouthpiece sounds pretty good

It's pronounced SAX not SEX

This video proves you own and know how to play tenor saxophone...you should make a video playing some woodwinds!

Oh my gosh I can’t believe we never tried this in band!!! What a fun idea!!

Some clarinet players are known to buzz the barrel without the brass mouthpiece. It works quite well. A" whistle shaped lips" embosure is used to play the clarinet lie an end blown flute such as ney, shakuhachi, etc. Since you also play soprano brass, you might trry to buzz the saxophone neck. That also works quite well. All of this is a revisit to the development of aerophones. Cheers. Nearly forgot, if you raise your tongue directing the airstream up in the saxophone mouthpiece you may be able to produce a harmonic above the tone played on the bass trombone. I might have used a smaller trombone in demonstration.

0:29 dat accent doh what would happen is we tried to play a "sex" with a trombone mouthpiece

In school, we made a fluba, a fluboe, and a baritone tubaphone. (baritone saxophone + tuba mouthpiece) btw im in the elite order of the fluba

I just so happen to have a friend who plays trombone and I play tenor sax... maybe we should combine forces 😂

I liked some of the tones you got out of the saxophone with a trombone mouthpiece, that was pretty good.

2:03 "A great big Squash just sat upon my hat! A great big Squash just squished my hat so flat!"

Turn the captions on it's hilarious 😂

I've used an alto mouthpiece on a tenor trombone, and it sounds and feels similar to a Bari sax. Pretty fun!

Me and some other people did this once in band and it was beautiful.

Good to see im not the only one to do this!!!

Underneath all this is a truly excellent, hard-working musician.

Since the trombone has a cylindrical bore, by putting a reed mouthpiece on it you are basically turning it into a slide clarinet. That drops the pitch by an octave. So those ultra-low pitches you're getting are real, just are in the 16' and 32' range. Essentially, you have a contrabass, even octo-contrabass clarinet. As an organist (who also plays clarinet), I can assure you that those lowest notes have a musical purpose, just so long as they are doubled by upper octaves to give them pitch definition -- which is how such low pitches are used in organs. To access upper range, you probably need a register key, as is found on a clarinet or saxophone.

The Saxombone actually sounds pretty interesting, I want to hear more of that!

You turned that woodwind instrument into a brass instrument. GG.

This is the first video I've seen by you, and I've been watching your videos for a few weeks now. You are a cool guy and you have a good sense of humor! Keep up the good work.

**stares at trombone and stares at friends tenor sax** you know damn well what I’m doing this weekend

Literally what me and my friends do in band all the time, my tenor mouthpiece on my friends baritone sounds amazing

Actually, wasn't a "trombone" mouthpiece used on a sax in the early 19th century--it was called an ophicleide. Today's players of the ophicleide are fantastic--Tony George, Nick Bryne, and others.

playing a sax with a brass mouthpiece is going back to the saxophone's roots:`THE OPHICLEIDE. !

"This is a bass trombone with a tenor sax mouthpiece on the end. Let's see what happens!" _Inception noise plays_

Trent, I can’t stop grinning!

4:07 sounds better than most clarinet players

You don't even play the reed right when you play the "reed trombone"

In the PDQ Bach concerts in the '60s, they used a trombone with a bassoon reed (dubbed the "Tromboon" for the occasion), and it worked well enough for what was required.

love it. I'm personally not a sax fan. so therefore I think you have made a major improvement on the sax sound (as I perceive it)

Wait what is the song you played an excerpt from at 1:32??

are you using your buzz lips or the sax keys

Back in the 60's when I was in high school I played Clarinet, Saxophone and Bassoon. Band instructor was not present and we tried switching mouthpieces. I can remember that the Bassoon double reed mouth piece was hilarious on the trumpet. Band instructor came in the room and simply went about business, like nothing out of the ordinary was going on. Yeah, he was a cool dude.

i came here after reading a comment saying a sax mouth on a trombone body sounded like hell on earth and i honestly did not expect it to be that accurate

100% improvement to the normal sax

i have a friend who plays sax, we put his reed in my trombone... we imitate cars lol

A tenor sax mouthpiece on a flute sounds amazing. Definitely worth trying

I play trombone and I have a friend who plays tenor sax, my favorite video of is of us swapped our mouthpieces and just making noise

Nice veggietales song on the sax

The song you played is from veggietales

you have gained my respect sir

Oh, wonderful. Trombone mouthpiece with a sax. You got a saxoblone. :D and the sax mouthpiece on a trombone - tromdrone. Have to say, I do like the saxoblone.

Could you try a saxophone reed on a trumpet? Kinda weird, but I'm a total band nerd and I can't experiment like this myself.

Brass mouthpiece on sax= serpent in 2019?

This, you are a madman sir.

trumpet body with a clarinet mouthpiece gives you something around a bass clarinet register which is pretty cool but i guess you'd have to be pretty good with overtones on a clarinet/sax to get anything other than the 8 or so notes the valves offer you