Mouthpiece exercises for woodwind instruments are one of the best methods to continually improve your sound. Embouchure, breathing and articulation can also be optimally trained.
In practice, however, there is one grave disadvantage: the sound of the mouthpiece is loud and piercing - so trouble with the neighbors is per-programmed! The silencer provides a solution for this. It considerably reduces the sound level. You can practice anywhere at any time of day or night.
Five minutes a day is enough, especially when you combine mouthpiece exercises with harmonic and long tone exercises. You will soon realise the noticeable improvement in your sound. You train your ears and learn to control the pitch with precision.