The first part is about explaining to people what EQ is and the sound example (2nd part) starts just after 15mins. EQing will be different for different didges and dependant on your mic and room acoustics. Here's a tip: get your EQ as good as you can from mic placement in room. Mic placement makes a big difference to didge sound and it's EQ sound. Then it's much easier to EQ didge with lot less corrective EQing.
Is that electronic didgeridoo or someone jamming
No, it's acoustic, just me playing a simple example for purpose of showing what I'm doing re EQ
@@johnthorpedidge you’re a very good didgeridooist
@@zomni1 that's a nice comment, thanks🤗
I’ve watched 10 minutes and no EQ. Tips on the didgeridoo bro
The first part is about explaining to people what EQ is and the sound example (2nd part) starts just after 15mins. EQing will be different for different didges and dependant on your mic and room acoustics. Here's a tip: get your EQ as good as you can from mic placement in room. Mic placement makes a big difference to didge sound and it's EQ sound. Then it's much easier to EQ didge with lot less corrective EQing.
Thanks for your feedback, I've now put a note in YT description about where sound sample starts🤗
And added few extra notes and one about live recording. Hope it's helpful
@@johnthorpedidge I was just giving you a little trouble bro. I wouldn’t have watched 10 minutes of your video if I didn’t enjoy it 👍🏼
First.
The next one to follow soon