Thanks for fully explaining that a newer flute player would fair better with the "A" Drones due to the amount of air that needs to be used to play it well.
I have also found another product that is definitely Worthy of note! I haven't made a video about it yet as I'm not currently using it full time however if you'd like more information about it if you do woodworking yourself, I'd be glad to tell you.
@@BlueBearFlutes I've always been a painter, but after watching several of your videos I find myself working with wood lol. I love carving and I have access to some wood working tools so I'm about to dive in! I've only made one bamboo flute that plays well (with itself lol), but I love it! I'd be grateful for any information or tips you're willing to share! Thanks 🙏
@@jimywebb23 I do have hundreds of other videos on making flutes! Even one of my earliest videos is the secret to Native American flute making! A new one which is about to come out is how to make a wooden flute by hand. Hopefully by the end of this coming week!
Hey Ron! Thanks for commenting. We are glad to hear from you and I hope that you and your family are well also. We're doing great, just swamped with work! I do look forward to seeing you back at Cahokia. Feel free to call or email when you get a chance.
Thanks for the excellent drone video! I own several of your flutes including your 4 hole whistle drone and small 5 hole drone. They both are a lot of fun to play.
@@noahmartin8921 Thanks for clarifying. I was concerned at one point you may be referring to drones in a different one of my videos because someone else asked the same question on this video. Those are all in the key of A. :)
@@jordankyrousis9268 It certainly is the easiest way! All you have to do is place your order and put a note in it when you do to let me know about the frequency. If you're ordering in 440, no need for any notes.
My shipment was sent out today, I cannot wait to enjoy my drone flute made by Blue Bear Flutes!!
Incredible craftsmanship and playing, man.
Thank you very much my friend! Your comment is certainly appreciated!
Thanks for fully explaining that a newer flute player would fair better with the "A" Drones due to the amount of air that needs to be used to play it well.
That was REALLY helpful Charlie. Thank you!!!! 😊😊😊
I like the sound of the little guy best 🎉 🎶
I love that you don't use lacquer, the oiled wood is so much more appealing imo
I have also found another product that is definitely Worthy of note! I haven't made a video about it yet as I'm not currently using it full time however if you'd like more information about it if you do woodworking yourself, I'd be glad to tell you.
@@BlueBearFlutes I've always been a painter, but after watching several of your videos I find myself working with wood lol. I love carving and I have access to some wood working tools so I'm about to dive in! I've only made one bamboo flute that plays well (with itself lol), but I love it! I'd be grateful for any information or tips you're willing to share! Thanks 🙏
@@jimywebb23 I do have hundreds of other videos on making flutes! Even one of my earliest videos is the secret to Native American flute making! A new one which is about to come out is how to make a wooden flute by hand. Hopefully by the end of this coming week!
How are you and the family doing ? Hopefully one day we will see you at Cahokia Mounds once things get back to normal . Stay Safe !!
Hey Ron! Thanks for commenting. We are glad to hear from you and I hope that you and your family are well also. We're doing great, just swamped with work! I do look forward to seeing you back at Cahokia. Feel free to call or email when you get a chance.
:-D I’m so excited! I didn’t expect another video until next week! Best surprise ever!!!
Thank you. Now I have a better idea before I make a purchase.
Wow, love that high D little drone. Sounds awesome. Thanks Charlie.
That do look like lotsa fun.
Thanks for the excellent drone video! I own several of your flutes including your 4 hole whistle drone and small 5 hole drone. They both are a lot of fun to play.
which one should I get? I seen Alejandro querevula playing last of Mohican song on TH-cam and want to learn
@@1888CHAD8881 have you seen my new pocket drone?
I just received my A drone today and LOVE it! Are there any rules as to when to use the tonic drone hole?
None whatsoever! Most other drones don't have them, however to me it just seems like it belongs!
Beautiful flutes x
Love ! Love your shirt
I would love to know what I can play with my super small hands 😂
Watch this: th-cam.com/video/NjEnpeD-z4E/w-d-xo.html
awesome
I need on for Christmas when I get enough $.. Im soo ready to learn!
Just a small word of advice, order soon! I haven't announced my Christmas cut off date on the website yet but it's coming up!
Thanks for watching!
Where can you go to learn how to make these?
I have lots of videos for that on this channel -and- we are about to offer Zoom lessons just like our flute playing classes! 🙂
Wonderful sound.
Omigosh, the sound is soooo captivating!!!!!
Thanks!
Big thumbs up !!
Could you make more videos with the Quena flute please?
Hi Blake. It is certainly on my list. Would you like more how to play specific songs or how to play in general?
BlueBearFlutes yes. I really want to learn last of the Mohicans by Alexandro querevalu. Beautiful song.
Anyone know what the bigger drones a tuned to?
Which bigger drones?
@@BlueBearFlutes Sorry should have been more specific. I meant the drones played at 3.25 and at 5.24
@@noahmartin8921 Thanks for clarifying. I was concerned at one point you may be referring to drones in a different one of my videos because someone else asked the same question on this video. Those are all in the key of A. :)
What Hz are these tuned in? :)
When I make flutes for others, they are tuned in the Hertz requested, when I make them for myself they're usually tuned to 440. (these are 440)
@@BlueBearFlutes thanks for replying!!!! How do I go about ordering a custom drone in a specific hertz? Right on your website?
@@jordankyrousis9268 It certainly is the easiest way! All you have to do is place your order and put a note in it when you do to let me know about the frequency. If you're ordering in 440, no need for any notes.