my interpretation of the KukuJodel (by Oesch's die Dritten)

[colliebarbu]

its very good .yodeling is very hard. thanks

[rocketrodlover]

Sounds amazing! I taught myself to Jodel to and I love it! Hey I was wondering where did you find this slow version of the ku ku jodel? I really like it

[kbrenig]

@rocketrodlover

I'm glad you like it :)

I didn't *find* the slow version, I made it.

I use a free software called Audacity to slow

down the yodels that I want to learn.

[rocketrodlover]

@kbrenig You think you post the slow ku ku jodel you made? Just with oeschs singing it? I really like that version slowed down. Thanks and I love you Jodeling. It sounds great!

[kbrenig]

@rocketrodlover sorry, that wouldn't work for several reasons. First of all, my practice and learning versions of yodels are all just .mp3 files, no video. Also I don't own the rights to these songs, so I can't publish them. But you can make your own. It's easy. Use a free MP3-recorder and record the music right off youtube. Then get Audacity, which is also free, and slow down your recording. Enjoy.

[bdmenne]

that is pretty cool, especially the idea of someone driving around the same streets I may drive while YODELING. Awesome!!!

[MiSsDoGgY1]

GOOOOODD

[TheHobbit1000]

legend

[sownsew]

Wow! You have come a long way. This is great. I try this yodel also but have trouble with all the fast La-la-la's.

Just great!

[kbrenig]

I had to slow this one way down, to be able to learn the *mechanics*. Try starting with a 4:15 minutes long version to begin with.

[kbrenig]

Thanks. Yes, I listened to Margret Almer too. I prefer Melanie Oesch though. Melanie seams less *polished/artificial*, I like her natural, open way of singing better.

[yondlisch]

Good Job! Have you studied any of Margret Almer's jodel musik yet?