Idk if its just me but when you play for a long time does your mouth get dry and makes you not be able to go (on well you still can but the sound to you might sound weaker so you stop to play) Does that happen to you or used to?
@acidfriend47 That's normal! If you're playing for a longer time, your mouth gets dry, but one thing that helps is if you DRINK a lot before and during your playing.
If you haven't drunk enough, it can also happen, that your lips get dry and that's also not good for holding the tone. So if you drink enough, there should be no problem.
That Explains a lot on why people performing the didge have a water bottle on the side, But I thought washing your mouth would be the best way and probably getting halls for your throat. I guess i was doing it all wrong I was just having my mouth nice and clean before a long play. XD so i guess i have to drink a lot of fluids. Well thanks again ill try it out.
Idk if its just me but when you play for a long time does your mouth get dry and makes you not be able to go (on well you still can but the sound to you might sound weaker so you stop to play) Does that happen to you or used to?
acidfriend47 1 year ago
@acidfriend47 That's normal! If you're playing for a longer time, your mouth gets dry, but one thing that helps is if you DRINK a lot before and during your playing.
If you haven't drunk enough, it can also happen, that your lips get dry and that's also not good for holding the tone. So if you drink enough, there should be no problem.
Greetings from Germany,
Didgemaster5
Didgemaster5 1 year ago
@Didgemaster5
That Explains a lot on why people performing the didge have a water bottle on the side, But I thought washing your mouth would be the best way and probably getting halls for your throat. I guess i was doing it all wrong I was just having my mouth nice and clean before a long play. XD so i guess i have to drink a lot of fluids. Well thanks again ill try it out.
acidfriend47 1 year ago