i never really understood the digeridoo, some guy just decided to blow his heart out on a peice of carved wood?and went "hey we have music!" but this guy sounds cool :)
haha, iss good to hear that rythem played. i noticed it completely. i got that tranzmission from jeremy that same year. we musta been sittin in that circle together. coolcool. nice playing dude. quick style. i also really benefitted from ondre's workshop as well. thanks for yo werks. keep it up
@didjmedicine tx much, that was indeed a great workshop with Jeremy. I've also taken a few workshops with Ondrej Smeykal, Stephen Kent, and a few other pro players, always great to be able to learn from these great performers and teachers.
@WickedSh1T359 Circular Breathing... do a google search for "Circular Breathing Didgeridoo Store", they have a page dedicated to various methods to learn the technique.
@TasteForDisaster $400-$800 for a hand-crafted musical instrument, there are several crafters in the USA and around the world that produce excellent instruments. Keep in mind these are not "authentic" termite hollowed didgeridoos from Australia. More more information and to see different styles of instruments available, check out the didgeridoostore or LAoutback websites online.
im i the only on that thinks that this sounds like the opening to Rage Against the Machine's "Bulls on Parade"? great playing and awesome looking didgeridoo also.
@clarinetcat oh very cool! iv only bin playing for almost 3ish years now, I have a semi cheap one. i really like didgeridoos with those crazy ends like that.. Thanks for the reply!
@jgto17 No, not an elephant tusk... it is a curved tree trunk with the root system as the bell, split and hollow didge crafted by Ben Hicks of HicksSticks
Does anyone know any good sources where I could learn some of the more advanced rhythms that don't involve tonguing (i.e. cheek/jaw/pallet, etc. wobble)?
@LOVE2Flute Thanks kindly! If you are interested in hearing more, I recently released my first solo album titled "Hollow Voices". Please visit the Tree Man Gathering website to hear sample tracks... I can send a hard copy to you, or it is also available for digital download on CDBaby, soon available on Amazon and iTunes. :)
@tractorboy8420 in it's simplest form, a didgeridoo is nothing more than a hollow tube. An inexpensive beginner "kit" may be found on the didgeridoostore website, including a plastic instrument with washable, removable rubber mouthpiece, a storage bag, a small brochure, and an instructional audio and computer instructional mini disc. All for about $30.
@clarinetcat talk about the most expensive peice of ivry in the world haha!! and thanks so much on the info you gave me! i cant find the comment for some reason so i am just rseponding here... thanks agian!!
Looks like you are new to YouTube as you just joined a week ago...
If you haven't already, please read the entire description found to the right of the video, listen to the entire performance, and then ask me again what I'm doing if you still don't understand.
it looks like a Huge tusk...nice Didge But wouldnt it affect the sound having a heavy opening? or is it just designed to sound that way. I know they have different measures depending on size and shape.
The "flare" and overall shape of the bell does have an effect on sound and volume levels... this happens to be the largest bell I have on any of my didges.
The bird was just hanging out, then it noticed it was stalked!. It started to make a run for it, warning all in sight..The enemy was approaching fast, and the Cassowary was getting weary.... :P :P
very nice rythmn, love the watermelon seed toots, almost had jakes rasty little finish that he does near the end there. I hear those buggers can vibrate their heads to form a subsonic pulse to warn you off, but i imagine just the sight of one staring you down is warning enough.
Nice CCat! You were really rockin' there towards the end :). I remember that night at JT where you just went crazy with this rhythm. I was down by the campsite and heard someone playing and knew it was you just by the rhythm you were playing :D
very nicely played indeed! ... viz cassowaries, I saw two feral specimens up close ... closer than was safe, last week walking along a path in the daintree national park in far north queensland ... one a juvenile, sex indeterminate ... and one a VERY large and angry male ... the guide was SCARED ****less ... these things are as large as a man and have killed people ... also, just fyi there are 3 varieties of cassowary, only 1 of which is found in australia (all 3 are found in new guinea) ...
it sounds like a huge fart.
Shmipku 2 weeks ago
noise... but sounds something ;ike tha strange noises around the world... also kind of boring to me.
Kreneep1052 3 weeks ago
this is the future
its2in0the1numbers1 3 weeks ago
@its2in0the1numbers1
Nah, my friend, this is the past :)
pax2001 1 week ago
Come wit it now!
lol... sounds like "Bulls On Parade" intro by Rage Against The Machine
Claudiocasg 3 weeks ago
Thank you for this piece
pissonacopcar 4 weeks ago
Good vibe!! thanks
IKOOL05 4 weeks ago
i never really understood the digeridoo, some guy just decided to blow his heart out on a peice of carved wood?and went "hey we have music!" but this guy sounds cool :)
ToXicAnimosity 1 month ago
I am totally feeling this, insane work man
HarteMusic 1 month ago
Bravo!
tekwaro 1 month ago
that's a big didge!
ididjaustralia 1 month ago
this is amazing!
bboykiddinamit1 1 month ago
damn, im diggin that stylw
munky40903805 1 month ago
@munky40903805 style
munky40903805 1 month ago
haha, iss good to hear that rythem played. i noticed it completely. i got that tranzmission from jeremy that same year. we musta been sittin in that circle together. coolcool. nice playing dude. quick style. i also really benefitted from ondre's workshop as well. thanks for yo werks. keep it up
didjmedicine 1 month ago
@didjmedicine tx much, that was indeed a great workshop with Jeremy. I've also taken a few workshops with Ondrej Smeykal, Stephen Kent, and a few other pro players, always great to be able to learn from these great performers and teachers.
clarinetcat 1 month ago
...Uncle Dan? When did you get a didgeridoo?
giausjulius4 1 month ago
how do you do that with out an air break?
WickedSh1T359 2 months ago
@WickedSh1T359 Circular Breathing... do a google search for "Circular Breathing Didgeridoo Store", they have a page dedicated to various methods to learn the technique.
clarinetcat 2 months ago
how much do one of those cost?
TasteForDisaster 2 months ago
@TasteForDisaster $400-$800 for a hand-crafted musical instrument, there are several crafters in the USA and around the world that produce excellent instruments. Keep in mind these are not "authentic" termite hollowed didgeridoos from Australia. More more information and to see different styles of instruments available, check out the didgeridoostore or LAoutback websites online.
clarinetcat 2 months ago
wow thats a cool didgeridoo
SytheClaw 2 months ago
im i the only on that thinks that this sounds like the opening to Rage Against the Machine's "Bulls on Parade"? great playing and awesome looking didgeridoo also.
justoian 2 months ago
@justoian yeah now that u said it ... !
koink0in 2 months ago
@justoian i was just about to say that
therealkyleyates 1 month ago
this is siiick!!!! hahah
barples 2 months ago
Is it just me or does that kinda sound like the beginning of bulls on parade from rage against the machines?
htwagstaff 2 months ago
would this be a good instrument to annoy the neighbors with?
R3zD0g 3 months ago
@R3zD0g Not really... an electric guitar hooked up to a big, honkin' 300 watt amplifier turned up as loud as possible should do the trick, though.
clarinetcat 2 months ago
@clarinetcat HEE HEE yeah that could do the trick!!!! :)
R3zD0g 2 months ago
@R3zD0g ha hahahah I was just thinking that about my djembe
booboo2777 1 month ago
What is that made out of,.?
nikkifinley 3 months ago
@nikkifinley Wood... Alder. the trunk of a tree. The root system forms the bell of the didgeridoo.
clarinetcat 2 months ago
suena genialllllllllll!
:DDD
jumitodenzo 3 months ago
Woah, I can see the bell (Sax term, does it apply here too?) vibrating! :D
PaterFrog 3 months ago
Is it one of Bens aspens ?
driftwoodbeech 3 months ago
@driftwoodbeech Yes, it was purchased directly from Ben, and I believe it is Aspen.
clarinetcat 3 months ago
wow! that looks like it could go llooow :) how long have you bin playing ? that's pretty awesome !
zombiez23457 3 months ago
@zombiez23457 Actually, it is a relatively high didge, about an F. I've been playing for over 10 years now, glad you enjoyed the video.
clarinetcat 3 months ago
@clarinetcat oh very cool! iv only bin playing for almost 3ish years now, I have a semi cheap one. i really like didgeridoos with those crazy ends like that.. Thanks for the reply!
zombiez23457 3 months ago
ratm on a didge??? com wit it now
shabadoo87 3 months ago
That is a very beautiful didge!
MehosPhace 4 months ago
No, not elephant tusk. Dragon horn!
AlainSaffel 4 months ago
insane looking didge but your playing did nothing for me, sorry mate
deanzed 4 months ago
how did i end up here after watching video game reviews!!!... damn you youtube!!
damilkman03 4 months ago
How did u pull the Root out of the Ground?
borisburkhart 5 months ago
@borisburkhart I did not make the instrument, it was hand-crafted by Ben Hicks of HicksSticks
clarinetcat 5 months ago
sound Bad man!
borisburkhart 5 months ago
Strikingly beautiful didgeridoo. And very nice playing.
Keep on didgin'!
wintermaker 9 months ago
that is one bad ass didj you got there man.
fiveseventhree25 10 months ago
COME WITH IT NOW!
(RATM)
Utubepirate 11 months ago
is that an elephant tusk?!
jgto17 1 year ago
@jgto17 No, not an elephant tusk... it is a curved tree trunk with the root system as the bell, split and hollow didge crafted by Ben Hicks of HicksSticks
clarinetcat 1 year ago
@jgto17 lol elephant tusk wtf?
nicksaysmeow 11 months ago
now thats a didge lol
dannydidge 1 year ago
sounds like a fart remix
Dreamtch9 1 year ago
@Dreamtch9
man you are in serious trouble!
you must see a doctor straight away ( if your farts sound like the didgeridoo!)
Cre8iveSignWorks 1 year ago
thats one beautiful didgeridoo
Lrayms01 1 year ago
Sehr gut!
ThisliHechtli 1 year ago
@ThisliHechtli Vielen dank!
clarinetcat 1 year ago
Did you learned this rhythm by Ash Dargan ?
I have learned the basic rhythm by him in 2007 - it is very very cool.
Kind regards
Søren
IPlayDidgeridoo 1 year ago
@IPlayDidgeridoo Jeremy Donovan shared "Cassowary" with students at a workshop during the 2007 JT Festival...
clarinetcat 1 year ago
@clarinetcat Cool - thank you - it is really a cool rhythm, and you are playing it very very talented - great work :)
Kind regards
Søren
IPlayDidgeridoo 1 year ago
i also want such a great didg maaaaan !
2yhkua 1 year ago
most beautiful didge ever
NostalgicBlackFrost 1 year ago
what sort of timber is it?
from australia or not?
Cre8iveSignWorks 1 year ago
@Cre8iveSignWorks Alder I believe, but I am not 100% positive. Made by Ben Hicks at hickssticks
clarinetcat 1 year ago
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Does anyone know any good sources where I could learn some of the more advanced rhythms that don't involve tonguing (i.e. cheek/jaw/pallet, etc. wobble)?
amsterdamob 1 year ago
Very impressive. Soooooo cool.
LOVE2Flute 1 year ago
@LOVE2Flute Thanks kindly! If you are interested in hearing more, I recently released my first solo album titled "Hollow Voices". Please visit the Tree Man Gathering website to hear sample tracks... I can send a hard copy to you, or it is also available for digital download on CDBaby, soon available on Amazon and iTunes. :)
clarinetcat 1 year ago
Absolutely amazing!! Wonderful
LOVE2Flute 1 year ago
He put a rap twist to it!
The brothas will love it!!
Beat box much bro?
jtjjbannie 1 year ago
i have a 50 year old didge painted by hellen hardy from larakia in nt
hardox1978 1 year ago
hey.. what would somthing like that cost cheep? lol this has gotten me intorest lol! 5/5! man great playing!
tractorboy8420 1 year ago
@tractorboy8420 in it's simplest form, a didgeridoo is nothing more than a hollow tube. An inexpensive beginner "kit" may be found on the didgeridoostore website, including a plastic instrument with washable, removable rubber mouthpiece, a storage bag, a small brochure, and an instructional audio and computer instructional mini disc. All for about $30.
clarinetcat 1 year ago
What did that horn come off of?
angelzeigler 1 year ago
@angelzeigler - Horn from a Giant Wooly Mammoth...
Just kidding, it's a curved tree with the root system as the bell.
clarinetcat 1 year ago
@clarinetcat talk about the most expensive peice of ivry in the world haha!! and thanks so much on the info you gave me! i cant find the comment for some reason so i am just rseponding here... thanks agian!!
tractorboy8420 1 year ago
I think that´s bloddy awesome! Too bad it wont fit in the suitcase! What species of tree?
unblvablxtc 1 year ago
Possibly Alder, but I'm not really certain...
Made by Ben Hicks of HicksSticks
Thanks for watching!
clarinetcat 1 year ago
prolly the most Awesome-looking dij i've ever seen...and ive been playing 17 years now! Gratz!
cybershadow58 2 years ago
awesome, sounds like subwoofers in a car!
crgates55 2 years ago
not the best sounding didgeridoo
hartman6699 2 years ago
wat a fucked up didge
kwfsuperstar 2 years ago
looks like horn from a dinosaur
TaiPan15 2 years ago
the last minute is surreal. beautiful sound awesome performance
mcrandown 2 years ago
It is probably the most funny didge I have seen. Graceful shape, very nice one.
I am really impressed and inspired !
What kind of wood it is made from?
Happy didging! :-)
MrSheliak 2 years ago
what the fuck is he doing?
TheVankooten 2 years ago
Looks like you are new to YouTube as you just joined a week ago...
If you haven't already, please read the entire description found to the right of the video, listen to the entire performance, and then ask me again what I'm doing if you still don't understand.
clarinetcat 2 years ago
wow watch your words! BTW: this is totaly cool! although the cat doesnt come in for a while, its still a creative beat and i type to it! coolio
lovestruckSunny 2 years ago
it looks like a Huge tusk...nice Didge But wouldnt it affect the sound having a heavy opening? or is it just designed to sound that way. I know they have different measures depending on size and shape.
XantherBlaze 2 years ago
The "flare" and overall shape of the bell does have an effect on sound and volume levels... this happens to be the largest bell I have on any of my didges.
clarinetcat 2 years ago
The bird was just hanging out, then it noticed it was stalked!. It started to make a run for it, warning all in sight..The enemy was approaching fast, and the Cassowary was getting weary.... :P :P
alikokos 2 years ago
that is the coolest looking didge ever!!
skinnytallnsmart 2 years ago
that was awsome that digerdoo is mad where did u get it from
bowmasterpigo13 2 years ago
Ben Hicks at Hicks Sticks...
Ben is extremely knowledgable, and is a fine player and didge crafter. Contact him via email or phone for more information about his instruments.
clarinetcat 2 years ago
that was really cool.
THEANIMEPERV 2 years ago
thats awesome sounds like bulls on parade
genericmember1234 2 years ago
that is 1 nice didg you got there bro realy nice let me ques a handmade didg
henk0909 2 years ago
What a gnarly didge. Good playing. Very good.
didgemonster 2 years ago
RIIIIIIICOLA
Hirsuits 3 years ago
hahaha!
debo326 2 years ago
jaki ziom o matulu moja hehe
theptok 3 years ago
GOOD JOB WILSON!
JoBroLover289 3 years ago
very nice rythmn, love the watermelon seed toots, almost had jakes rasty little finish that he does near the end there. I hear those buggers can vibrate their heads to form a subsonic pulse to warn you off, but i imagine just the sight of one staring you down is warning enough.
didjmunkey 3 years ago
I want your didjeridoo! :-P
furrytummy 3 years ago
Nice jam CCat!! Love that Hicks Sticks!!
PrimalWinds
Puma2060 3 years ago
nice one buddy!
pretty stick too!
KindVapour 3 years ago
Nice CCat! You were really rockin' there towards the end :). I remember that night at JT where you just went crazy with this rhythm. I was down by the campsite and heard someone playing and knew it was you just by the rhythm you were playing :D
JFreke 3 years ago
That Hick Stick is awsome! Great playing!
Toddthedidger 3 years ago
very nicely played indeed! ... viz cassowaries, I saw two feral specimens up close ... closer than was safe, last week walking along a path in the daintree national park in far north queensland ... one a juvenile, sex indeterminate ... and one a VERY large and angry male ... the guide was SCARED ****less ... these things are as large as a man and have killed people ... also, just fyi there are 3 varieties of cassowary, only 1 of which is found in australia (all 3 are found in new guinea) ...
lorentzinvariant 3 years ago
Thank you! Interesting story about your close encounter with the birds, and thank you for clarifying exactly where these birds are found. :)
clarinetcat 3 years ago