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well done

The fuck did I just watch?

Bravo!

This sounds like hentai

Dax to the max my guy

Congratulations!

I can definitely see the applications of this in the soundtracks for horror films . . . .

In all of the Daxophone videos I've seen, no one ever uses the fretted side of the slide, which I assume is intended to produce quantized pitches. Are there any videos showing the use of the fretted side?

My Dog started barking and howling at it around 4:40.

It sounds like Bjork.

The sheer pointlessness!! All it does is create a variety of dog yelps and howls!

The tongs must be made of dog wood. Or gopher wood. Perhaps gibbon monkey wood if such a thing exists.

yep

めちゃくちゃ良い!

Can you tell me approx how thick the tongues are in this demo? They look quite thin, maybe only 2-3 mm? Whereas in Hans Reichel's pdf I think he says his tongues are about 5mm thick on average.

This is so gorgeous! I am going to stop playing cello and get a daxophone!

I'm so glad I found this

Super amazing sound!

木製の舌を、こすったり、はじいたり、たたいたりした振動を、電気増幅してると、いうことですか？

なんだこれすごい

j'aime cette merveille d'instrument _ et cette jolie musique de démo _ bravo au maitre artiste

Very inspiring performance. Thank you for sharing

Do you use a piezo buffer? If so, which do you use? Thank you

très bonne démo _ bravo

Oh god this is absolutely insane. I must get one and learn to play it.

This is what hell would've sounds like everyone is trying to communicate but you cannot decipher a single word. Everything sounds like some kind of disturbed dream

Really nice jam at the end!

So. Trees can talk

What wood is your most trusted tong.made of and how thick? Are the edges where played all rounded over. Your videos are a wonderful introduction to the possibilities of this instrument.

I noticed you did not demonstrate using the dax's fretted side. Is that side of limited utility? Out of curiosity what scale length governs the placement of the frets? Thanks for posting this informative video.

4:14 play

crazy...wonderful feeling, wonderful musicians.

great sounding.

WOW! AMAZING band! I especially love the theremin solo from 25:40... ELECTRIC!

AMazing!! Thank you for sharing

Love the split bow-hair technique. Will be trying that for sure (but probably with a very cheap bow...) I've tried mounting reverb springs and metal plates on the sound box and bowed those, and found some nice 'horror movie soundscape' effects that way.

p.s. another great video with lots to think about in terms of making more tongues. Thanks again.

Maybe I missed it, but I haven't seen any mention yet of (bass) rosin in these videos? I find it essential to get a good grip on the tongue.

Love these videos. 'play crazy' indeed :) I think this is a good indication of how well you might expect to get at playing 'in tune' if you practice a lot. And I'm even more sure now that some of Hans Reichel's recordings must have used sampled daxophone for highly in-tune parts and chords.

Superb and inspirational instructional video from a master daxophone player. I look forward to #2. Thanks very much!

wow this is amazing!

beautiful thanks

Just discovered this awesome instruments and then subscribed to your channel! I have a question.. Do you need a specific bowl to play it or does it works with a simple violin's bow? Big thanks