Trombone Mute
June 8th, 2009
What’s that sad trombone noise called?
There’s a funny sound effect that trombonists use, with a mute/plunger on their horns, when someone does something stupid or fails at something (used ofter in TV and movies). It’s just two notes, and the first is higher than the other: “WAH-wahhhh.”
Does this sound effect have a name? Do you know of an online sound file or a YouTube video that depicts it?
This is the 4 note version:
http://www.sadtrombone.com
Wycliffe Gordon – warmup with plunger mute
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