Advanced Didgeridoo Lesson - Throat Wobble Rhythm with Snare
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- I've really been loving this rhythm. It combines a lot of great elements into a sound that just rolls right along and has lots of possible variations. I hope you enjoy!
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I love the way you are teaching. Pretty good and i´ve learned al lot here. Greetings from Germany!
Thanks so much! I'm glad it works for you! Happy to know this video is still being watched.
The breath control and Octive changes and notes are crisp and fantastic. And the outward breath. Man I love this so much
Thanks! Glad you appreciate it!
Thanks for sharing this great rhythm and helping to expand the possibilities of didge playing. You are extremely comprehensive!
I've watched a bunch of these videos from Breathwood, and it's super instructive!
Also. I was seeking inspiration and all your videos always bring the goods. ❤
It's so nice to hear that. Thank you!
Mesmerising tune. I’m gonna learn this one for sure.
whoaa this is amazing, really inspiring to get onto the didge again, love your channel man!
So glad you enjoyed it (all those years ago 😂)
David thank you so much. You unselfishly share and teach. You have made my didge playing a real pleasure. Keep sharing.
You're so wecome. I'm glad I've supported your learning!
Damn thats groovy as hell!! I'm just starting the get the hang of slow rhythms with circular breathing, but I'm exited to learn this. Great videos! Thanks!
Thank you! Glad you like it!
Oh I love the rocking bumping beat... I’m working on it now..
That's some serious focus, 1:10 seconds and only a partial blink. Seriously, love this how it builds. Great work you do myfriend.
Thank you so much! It's nice to return to this rhythm! Thanks for helping remind me with your comment. :)
The more i watch your videos, the more i learn for the didge. Love you !
Awwwww! Thanks so much!
I just totally got down to a slower version of this with a percussion loop. Such fun! Thank you.
That sounds awesome!
thank you for sharing the time it took to you to emprove in doing some sounds!!
what a fabulous rhythm, I'm so impressed....could listen to this all day (and maybe get up and dance a bit!!)
I love that rhythm..!
Thanks brother! Nice explanation and vibe! AHOO
Love your teaching method. I think of myself as an enthusiastic beginner and when ready hope that I can take your course if available.
Thank you! And yes, please consider the course for sure, or Skype lessons. Either way, you'll learn a lot!
i watch these clips by you pick up just a little something and slowly its adding up
Awesome!
this is why I practice everyday a bit
Epic video man really helped a lot
Thanks alot, a great tutorial and i am really enjoying playing around with this.
+Joe You're very welcome!
Thank you verry much for your videos. You have done good work to teach the people how to go on with the didg and learn new stuff. The "tsch"- Sound is sometimes tricky that if you're doing it not gonna cut the sound. Some recommendation to optimize it? Go on! :-) Greatings from Switzerland! :-)
I'm glad my videos are helpful! Thanks for the comment!
As for optimizing the "tsch" sound....the only thing I can really say is keep trying it over and over and over! After a while, it will work!
Love this stuff
+lille burg Thanks! Glad you like it!
crazy wrote that first post and had a really wooden tu wah he he. went back to the didge and there it is.its clicked!
Awesome!
Dude! Yes
+frettls The snare sound happened because you asked about it! It's coming along!
i cant manage to keep the sound going after the cha... also my cha doesnt really sound like a cha through the dige : / (thanks for the rhytm really like it)
ok i just got to the part where you mention that it took you several weeks to master it... i'll keep practicing thanks again for this amazing video :)
Yeah man sounds good! What keys the yidaki in?
Awesome!!! You don’t need a didgeridoo :)))
Is this a CNC-crafted didge, designed by Dr. Geipel in the background?
+23UWascalWabbit23 It's a CADSD (Computer Animated Didgeridoo Sound Design) didgeridoo made by Dan Flynn!
Very Nice !! ^^
+Aboriginal Thanks! Glad you like it!
I was putting that rhythm into Pro Metronome. Looks like a 15 beat cycle?
Based on how I think you're counting, it's actually 16!
I try to do the 'tch' snare sound and it feels like it's just a 'dd' sound. Not having the high 'snare' vibe.
I would practice a simple, smooth drone, and then get your tongue in and out of the "tch" position as quickly as you can. The goal is to move the tongue without adding more breath, and to move it quickly enough to avoid breaking the airstream. Does that make sense?
Hey ! rly like what u do, but can u tell me more about the sound u do at 9:10 ? rly like it but don't rly get it x) Thanks !
That's a "trumpet" or "toot" note - a faster vibration that creates the 2nd note of the didge!
I still wanna pinch this tune off of you.. I can mimic the tune when I listen to you. But forget it if I try without listening to you.
So I think I have to ask permission from you.. may I pinch this tune please..
who disliked btw love this
Haha, thanks for your support!
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+Sandra Seipold :)
Dude. Are your parents still speaking to you ?
Can't wait to get home and try this :D
+TvkilledMyCat Aw, yay!