The flugelhorn brass instrumentfrom the flugelhorn brass instrumentis a sample-based virtual instrument featuring the Bb flugelhorn, which despite looking like a trumpet, is a member of the bugle-horns family that includes the euphonium and the bass tuba. Historically used to coordinate various regimental flanks in a battle with blasts from the instrument, these days it is used in military and marching bands and is a favorite solo instrument in jazz music. Almost as flexible as the trumpet, the flugelhorn features a much softer and warmer tone due to its cone-shaped and wide bell.

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Staccato, portato short and medium

Sustained with normal, progressive, and without vibrato

Marcato

Upward slides with vibrato

Falls

Medium crescendo and diminuendo with vibrato, 1.5, 2, 3, 4 seconds

Strong crescendo and diminuendo, without vibrato, 1.5, 2, 3, 4 seconds

Crescendo-diminuendo with and without vibrato, 2, 3, 4, 6 seconds

Fortepiano, sforzato, sforzatissimo

Flutter tonguing, normal and crescendo

Legato with and without vibrato

Portamento

Legato, fast

Trills, minor and major 2nd; all other intervals legato

Legato, portato, staccato

Legato crescendo, 5 repetitions

Portato and staccato crescendo, 9 repetitions

Staccato, 16 repetitions

16ths at 140 to 200 BPM

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Dues the meter come with the battery?

A: A CR2032 battery is not included with the TTArtisan C10B Light Meter.

Q: 2. Will this hold an impact 7 ft umbrella? The shaft size is 8mm

A: Yes, it will fit Impact 7ft umbrella. you can also use https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/546375-REG/Manfrotto_026_026_Swivel_Umbrella_Adapter.html/specs or https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/838894-REG/impact_ca_108_swivel_umbrella_adapter.html

Q: 3. I'm new to studio lighting, so bear with me. How does the bracket work. Twisting the armature doesn't seem to cause the bracket to articulate in any way?

A: Stuart, Loosening the bracket by turning the arm counterclockwise should allow you to rotate the top of the bracket clockwise from about a 7:30 position around to 5:30. In addition, loosening the top thumbscrew should allow a 360 degree rotation of the spigot. You can also adjust the arm by pulling it away from the bracket and re-positioning it.

Q: 4. What is the hole for in the spigot?

A: I've used the hole a few times to tighten, using a screwdriver or hex wrench. Avoid excessive tightening.

Q: 5. What is the dimension of the meter?

A: TTArtisan Meter (Black) measures 40mm x 40mm x 13mm

Q: 6. Can this meter light for extremely dark shots like the night sky that might require 30" exposures?

A: The TTArtisan Meter (Silver) is not necessarily designed for outdoor nighttime photography. The TTArtisan Meter (Silver) has an exposure range from 1 to 1/2,000 second, an aperture range of f/1.0 to f/22, and an ISO range from ISO 25 to ISO 3,200. Using EV -3 as the exposure value for a night sky away from city lights under a full moon, you would need a lens of f/2.0 or brighter to meter properly with this light meter under these lighting conditions.

Q: 7. What sort of load will it hold safely? I'm wanting to use this with a rotolight aeos (3lb) possibly with a 7ft umbrella (2.3lb)

A: I use with an Elinchrom mono light and XL Profoto umbrella and have no issues. Well made.

Q: 8. Is this compatible with ARM Mac running xplane 12?

A: On this Logitech G Flight Instrument Panel, the Mac compatibility can be seen at this link: https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025179494--FAQ-Flight-Instrument-Panel

Q: 9. What is the total length from the end of the 1/4"-20 male thread to the 5/8" diameter pin end?

A: The Kupo double-ended brass spigot measures 4" almost exactly.

Q: 10. Can you mount this to a Rollei TLR?

A: The TTArtisan Light Meter (Silver) uses a cold shoe mount to mount to a camera. The Rollei TLR does not have a shoe mount and so cannot mount this meter directly.