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Very interesting! I’m really curious to know which microphone I’m hearing. Some of them sound quite similar, so much so that it’s hard to distinguish them unless played in close sequence. The fifth one stands out with a clearer and drier sound. Thank you!

Brilliant explanation John, Thank you again for your amazing videos, very helpful. Keep it up! At the very moment i am working on my toot and trumpet sounds.

Great video John!! Have you tried the shure sm7b on a didg? Also tried any of the clip-on mics ? Thanks again! Subscribed!

great video tutorial, and yes am guilty of revisiting the same groove often, your instruction has given me zeal to make changes and enjoy, cheers John

good video 🙂

good video 🙂

Just uprated to the Audixi5 for street performances. Looking forward to playing at Whitby Goth Weekend this weekend.

Very cool. Really appreciate the vids you make, for me the didg tutorial stuff. I cant get enough. This sounds absolutely brilliant, excellent pictures as i listen aswell. Thank you!

Very nice!

What a super peaceful looking place, somewhere nice to get away to. Oh and the didge was great toi 👌

please answer me, how long your inner diameter mouthpiece? 28mm? its very important for me, thank you

Namaste 🙏 John Sir, thank you kind information and guidance for beginners in playing didgeridoo and of course for everyone whom is attached with this divine instrument. Thanks and Regards Mahesh

My didge is so long and low (like c or b drone) that most of my vocals come out quite growly, it sounds ok when I get it right in a meditative sorta way but I've ordered a cheap meinl slide didge to get more of an idea of the pitch/key i feel happy in. The backpressure is quite a lot to deal with as a beginner, as you said sometimes 20 mins is enough.

Good man.

Thanks John, great tips. I improved my drone quite a bit within a couple of hours and started getting more control. Just as you mentioned in the vid i have accidentally tooted a few times and now actually practice those too. Cheers John 👍

Happy Didgeridoo John Sir✨🙏

Is that black bee's wax, or some kind of plastic-rubber construction? Just curious - I use the yellow bee's wax, but wouldn't mind trying something "harder/firmer..."

Sounds like an elephant farting in a rain barrel.😅

Namaste John Sir, Thank you for guidance of breathing and playing technique understanding way, am watching and trying to 🙏

Good job john keep it up mate much appreciated 20:00

Awesome!

Hey John thanks so much for this excellent video ❤ I’ve been trying to learn circular breathing for a while now and I stumbled across your video last night and accidentally got it for a second there haha 😂 I was in shock! I’ll keep practicing, just wanted to let you know that you are an amazing teacher and you described it so well! Thanks so much ☺️ much love

very good

Some sound advice john thank you, subscribed for more!

Thank you :) I have only just started learning 2 and a bit months ago I'm getting there and this video has confirmed I am going in the right direction. Thank you :)

Hey mate thank you so much for this info. I have just been self learning all about recording my didg in Ableton.. I got Sennheiser e901 for my birthday from my lovely wife who had my sound engineer friend help her out. It is great so far but a lot of experimenting to come. And this video has given me some direction.

Can’t wait to see it! Thanks for putting in the effort for the rest of us! 😊

As someone struggling to learn the didge on my own, your videos are an invaluable resource! Thank you for sharing your wisdom 🙏🏻

Thank you for this video. I just got my didgeridoo today and have been practicing it all day. I have a question. I can get a drone that sounds good ,but I have to buzz my lips like a horse to get it. The only problem is when I go to circular breath and force the air out of my mouth, to breath in, the sound is higher pitched than the drone is when I'm breathing out. So it doesn't flow very well. I tried raising the pitch of the drone when I'm breathing out, but when I do it sounds like a neverending fart. What can I do to improve it? Is there anyway to lower the pitch of the mouth drone when I'm breathing in? So basically I want the drone of when I'm breathing out to sound like the drone of when I'm breathing in.

Excellent breakdown. Thankyou sir. I will take your advice and be patient and persevere.

Krazy stuff😂

That deep growl thing you were doing at the end. So spooky.

Very authentic sound. Thanks for the lession.

Thanks for the video, sounds fantastic. I’ve got the circular breathing and now time to learn some tunes. Subscribed 👊🏽

🤩🤩🤩🤩 thank u!!

I accidentally found out the bottom lip thing on my second day and got a crisper sound on my drone. I can’t do much right now obviously but this video convinced me that I did something right! There is so much to learn with this instrument (I only know how to sing and play some guitar)😅 I am really grateful for people like you, putting these videos out for everybody! It’s amazing! ❤ You are a good teacher.

nice greetings. I can't do it without a gap between the drone and the breath, I've been trying for days. do you have any advice on how to overcome that gap to keep the sound flowing? thanks in advance

Was hoping you'd show how to do this without the didge blocking your mouth. Buzzing and adding sounds in open so, we can see what you're doing. People always demo didge sounds and then cover their lips so we can't see what's really going on.

Love the rythymn.Thank you very much.

853rd sub'd ya today

FCK/~ i jut got it. Tried for weeks. So geil!!!!

your tracks and sound are amazing! where can i download them?

I would say this is a tresillo rhythm

Thx for your point of view! The last sentences are the point of the „I“! Try try try as many didges as you can and you will find the stick that fits to you. And during this process you will see what kind of didgeridoo playing is your fav. (Trad, vocal, neuscholastische, etc pp) Or buying cheap and hope for it else sell again.

Greetings from Los Angeles, John. Thank you for the amazing tips. I am working on the wobble. It seems I have gotten the circular breathing down, and I am trying to get to the next level.

This is clearly the part of the 4-count wobble that i need practice on. I can play the rhythm no problem but as soon as I try to breath on the wah, I lose the rhythm. It's interesting because reversed is easy where you do one push and 2 breaths or 2 wats but reverse it and do 2 pushes and 1 wat and it becomes some alien rhythm to my muscle memory even though it's literally the same 3 count beat. The psychology of music

Thanks for this video.👍 I understand now my issue is the PapaWa part. I have no problem doing the 3-count wobble, but I've been trying to figure out the 4 count for months and it's just not clicking. At least I know what to isolate now and practice. I'll be sure to check out the other video. Just need to figure out the technique and build the muscle memory same as the 3-count. I can do them independently but when i try combining it my muscle memory goes back to the 3 count.

Excellent tutitorial.This has been the first to approach the feeling aspects that so strongly coincide with playing the didgeridoo.Humble and wise man.Thank Your insights and wisdom.

Your didge has a very nice sound, what key is it?

Thanks, John great tutorial. Im going to practice that 😊