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| mongeone |
my girlfriend bought me a didgereedoo from aus its sooo mmuch fun ive being pissing her off with it soo much... when im too lazy to get up and turn my decks on i just sit in bed and muck around on it but i cant get the hang of circular breathing does anyone here know any tricks to learn it fast... im guessing someone here knows how to play a trumpet or sax or something.
anyone here play didge? or any weird instruments? |
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| beema |
it's a gigantic instrument that aborigines play
looks like some kind of big-ass long horn
if anyone has seen the video for Gouryella - Gouryella then thats what the little dude is playing
the bassline in the song was modeled after the sound it makes :) |
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| Mako |
| ahh a didgeridoo...wicked sounding instrument... has a lot of bass in its sound...played by the aborigines of australia...here a little search on google might have helped... i found this site for you http://www.didgeridoo.it/ ps: might want to translate it using altavista...it's in italian :toothless) |
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| DarkFall01 |
| Yeah, those things are fun to play, tried it a few times, but didn't get anything sounding good out of it ;) |
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| InsomnEac |
| you can learn circular-breathing by: breathing in through your nose and breathing out through your mouth with a straw into water... just try to keep it constant. dig's can sound really cool once you get the hang of them, not that i did though lol. good luck |
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| Mako |
| quote: | Originally posted by beema
it's a gigantic instrument that aborigines play
looks like some kind of big-ass long horn
if anyone has seen the video for Gouryella - Gouryella then thats what the little dude is playing
the bassline in the song was modeled after the sound it makes :) |
hmmm doesn't really sound like a didgeridoo but whatever... |
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| Blithe |
Heh, Didgereedoo's are the greatest for annoying people in public... They think you're nuts walking around with this giant pipe-horn-thing sticking out of your mouth and a low rumble-like moose cry filling the air.
Anyone know if you can actually play different notes on one? I can only get mine to play one note... It gets old after awhile. |
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| Omad0n |
| Yes you can play many different notes on one. You just have to adjust the amount of air you're putting through or the shape of your lips. Practice a bit and you'll get it. |
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| raverchikadee |
| OMFG !!! a didgeridoo is the best intrusment ever made by man! I love them.. Yanni a modern "new age' composer uses alot in his works. The bigger the better. But they are so $$$$ for good ones. Good ones can cost up to 1200. I WANT ONE! |
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| AussieTrance |
| quote: | Originally posted by Blithe
Heh, Didgereedoo's are the greatest for annoying people in public... They think you're nuts walking around with this giant pipe-horn-thing sticking out of your mouth and a low rumble-like moose cry filling the air.
Anyone know if you can actually play different notes on one? I can only get mine to play one note... It gets old after awhile. |
:rolleyes: :D |
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