I've got it down where I can cb although when my cheeks fill, the drone turns to a "oooh". I'm not sure how to keep a uniform sound even while I'm circular breathing. Just got my first didge a few days ago.
Persistence is the key pal try n tighten your lips whilst doing one continuous drone. Practice practice n more practice that till you feel comfortable then add one C-Breathe whilst droning. It took me two weeks to learn the CB and im on to my second month of playing and getting really good! Hope that helps 👊🏻
how can you try and take my culture.. take one of our most traditional instruments and try to teach the world.. when you have absolutely no right to begin with.. go back to your roots and stay out of mine..
First of all you have no idea what this dudes cultural background is. Secondly do you not believe knowledge should be shared and passed down from generation to generation or do you believe knowledge should be lost to time. Thirdly circular breathing developed in multiple cultures around the world independently from each other.
@@matt09ward YEA cause that guy is an Australian aboriginal MATT!!!! i think NOT. and if you bothered reading my comment Matt., i said (Traditional Instrument) i said nothing about breathing, did i? and yes i do think my culture should be passed down and shared. BY AN ELDER who has the knowledge to pass down and share.. not a (n i can only guess) Asian.
@@xxblatxx so where are the elders? Why aren't they uploading videos passing down there knowledge? Especially in an easy to understand way. Why haven't they started there own didgeridoo shop? The Didgeridoo Breath market stall and then shop has been a big part of Fremantle (Western Australia) for almost 2 decades now and has had the support of locals as well as national aboriginal artists. Sanshi has been championing the instrument and knowledge right along with the store and should be commended for his efforts. Don't be so quick to judge people on the way they look especially when you know nothing about there background and there story.
It took me one year to master it (and not perfectly yet). Believe, it seems impossible, but just keep going. It takes time.
One year? Oh dear!
I just love your accent. Thanks for the lesson btw
Thanks for this tutorial video. Ihave like 8 months my didgeridoo and can't play it yet.
great video thanks mate!
I've got it down where I can cb although when my cheeks fill, the drone turns to a "oooh". I'm not sure how to keep a uniform sound even while I'm circular breathing. Just got my first didge a few days ago.
I like your video but is there an easy whay to it
where are rest of your lessons? I am finally able to do this, hope you did the last lessons?
Over at our website, www.didgeridoodojo.com
"Having a meal full of mouth"
Thousand times practice. Begin. 😮
I have everything but the circular breathing down. I can do it without the didge but when I try it with the didge it does not sound good!
Persistence is the key pal try n tighten your lips whilst doing one continuous drone. Practice practice n more practice that till you feel comfortable then add one C-Breathe whilst droning. It took me two weeks to learn the CB and im on to my second month of playing and getting really good! Hope that helps 👊🏻
Have you tried the cb with the straw n water???
Hello how are you?? can you write me??
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you easy but me not easy has ha ha
how can you try and take my culture.. take one of our most traditional instruments and try to teach the world.. when you have absolutely no right to begin with.. go back to your roots and stay out of mine..
Chris Harris eat ass
Why not share cultures? If you keep everything a secret it will die away. We advance as humans by sharing our knowledge.
First of all you have no idea what this dudes cultural background is. Secondly do you not believe knowledge should be shared and passed down from generation to generation or do you believe knowledge should be lost to time. Thirdly circular breathing developed in multiple cultures around the world independently from each other.
@@matt09ward YEA cause that guy is an Australian aboriginal MATT!!!! i think NOT. and if you bothered reading my comment Matt., i said (Traditional Instrument) i said nothing about breathing, did i? and yes i do think my culture should be passed down and shared. BY AN ELDER who has the knowledge to pass down and share.. not a (n i can only guess) Asian.
@@xxblatxx so where are the elders? Why aren't they uploading videos passing down there knowledge? Especially in an easy to understand way. Why haven't they started there own didgeridoo shop?
The Didgeridoo Breath market stall and then shop has been a big part of Fremantle (Western Australia) for almost 2 decades now and has had the support of locals as well as national aboriginal artists. Sanshi has been championing the instrument and knowledge right along with the store and should be commended for his efforts.
Don't be so quick to judge people on the way they look especially when you know nothing about there background and there story.