thats good man :) I wonder why there are only 3 comments... I got a question, how do you train that breathing technique? a friend told me that some didjeridoo players take a straw and put it in a glass of water and well. train :) for like... 20 years 8 hours a day. is it really that hard?
Using the straw is good for understanding how the circular breathing works. I personally recommend to practice with instrument, because at first your lips need to be supa soft to be able to circular breath. It`s not that hard. I have been playing didje for 6 years. 30 days an hour a day will be enough to learn the breathing. Keep on doing it everyday helps it a lot, because your lips get softer slowly day by day.
So....don`t rush. Take your time,and one day you are a winner!! Thanks man!
oh i personally dont play but recently i tried to have a constant outblowing breath by trying to kinda save the air in my mouth and blow it out while breathing in with my nose. but i did it just for fun and was interested :)
thats why i was asking, because i listen especially to.. how to call it.. mind-music :)
goa, dub, ambient, chillout.. psychedelic stuff :) (ofc more but thats the main part i think)
And didjeridoo also does have a really 'Drifting' sound (hope thats the right word) and im sure ppl that play that instrument are able to get in some kind of meditation while playing it.
anyways, thanks for the conversation and again good luck in your future :)
So awsome I'm almost in tears. Its something about the constant rythm. Ive got to learn how to do this. I love the animal sound.. the scream or whatever. My heart was racing at the end!
Ich möchte auch so gut spielen können!
ThisliHechtli 1 year ago
cool many elements in your song there mate nice clear vocals too. didje out
funkmama1 1 year ago
Wow, how old is this instrument? 2000-3000 years? and still amazing-respect
Brios01 1 year ago
thats good man :) I wonder why there are only 3 comments... I got a question, how do you train that breathing technique? a friend told me that some didjeridoo players take a straw and put it in a glass of water and well. train :) for like... 20 years 8 hours a day. is it really that hard?
DonnyRedNr1 3 years ago
Using the straw is good for understanding how the circular breathing works. I personally recommend to practice with instrument, because at first your lips need to be supa soft to be able to circular breath. It`s not that hard. I have been playing didje for 6 years. 30 days an hour a day will be enough to learn the breathing. Keep on doing it everyday helps it a lot, because your lips get softer slowly day by day.
So....don`t rush. Take your time,and one day you are a winner!! Thanks man!
makadidje 3 years ago
oh i personally dont play but recently i tried to have a constant outblowing breath by trying to kinda save the air in my mouth and blow it out while breathing in with my nose. but i did it just for fun and was interested :)
thanks for your answer i wish you good luck! =)
DonnyRedNr1 3 years ago
oh i just cant keep myself from askin you about your music taste, im interested what music a didjeridoo player listens too :)
(no im not going to generalize :D )
DonnyRedNr1 3 years ago
I listen to Dub,Reggae, Ambient,Techno,Hip hop.etc..
I get inspiration from the rythm and groove of the music.
makadidje 3 years ago
hehe as expected :)
thats why i was asking, because i listen especially to.. how to call it.. mind-music :)
goa, dub, ambient, chillout.. psychedelic stuff :) (ofc more but thats the main part i think)
And didjeridoo also does have a really 'Drifting' sound (hope thats the right word) and im sure ppl that play that instrument are able to get in some kind of meditation while playing it.
anyways, thanks for the conversation and again good luck in your future :)
DonnyRedNr1 3 years ago
Thanks for writing me! Check my favorite videos,then you know what I like.
Cheers my friend.
All the best!!
makadidje 3 years ago
man, i wish i could circular breath like that.
nativeops 3 years ago
Thank you very much for that! Keep it up buddy. Cheers!
makadidje 3 years ago
So awsome I'm almost in tears. Its something about the constant rythm. Ive got to learn how to do this. I love the animal sound.. the scream or whatever. My heart was racing at the end!
Thanks for posting this!! =)
Theoscience 3 years ago
great rythm !!
not to fast ...very kind rythm. good luck
ojovidrio 4 years ago