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Took me a sec to figure out which hole to put the base vs the tenor.

You have 2.84k subs. How are there no comments?!

What is the price sir?

Just used your 25% off code to order pretty much everything I haven’t bought from your store yet, plus a new set of the basic R.G. Hardee’s set of poly bagpipes! $2k+!

Don’t have my full set yet, but I’ll be stocking up with all my bagpipe needs this come this Sunday!

Such a useful video, thank you

What a fantastic video! Thank you so much. I'm still confused as to why there are no A chanters? Is it because the drones with extenders still wouldn't reach the key of A, or they would be ridiculously long...? Loved the clip at the end showing the different chanters one after the other. GREAT STUFF!

Explain please

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I wonder how Stuart Liddell does play with his significant posture that you described to be indicating a wrong seized pipe bag and how he is winning prices with doing something very different to your suggestion.

Hello, sir? I’m a dedicated follower of your UA-cam channel and just wanted to say that I appreciate how informative and well-thought-out your videos are. Wishing you continued success

I just wanted to say, you’re making amazing video content! After watching your videos, I feel so appreciative of the effort you put in. Your work is truly impressive. Wishing you continued success!

As a recommendation…You’ve done videos better than this describing your new chanter, and they made me excited to purchase one as I am just starting out in my bagpipe journey. I would keep pushing those videos. This short made it look like you were reading off a script and I didn’t feel your excitement watching this one as I felt watching those other uploads. Still wishing you the best success, and thank you for all you’ve done in the past with all your other inventions and contributions!

Video link?

When are these going to be shipped? My father in law preordered one and he said he hasn’t received any emails on shipping

Spot on sound. A great video as usual, but I noticed that you keep High A well low of the mark. I keep my High A a bit low so I can blow slightly up to what I feel is my perfect note not too high but your's made me fell it was too low. Individual taste?

You start to adjust the tape on the chanter after just 2 minuttes of playing. At that time the chanter reed or the drone reeds are not even starting to warm up,- is this to make it sound better from the start? And then just follow the temperature of the reeds during the tuning process?

Thank you for making this, I could never find a great video using the Braw tuner with in tune mic. I’m actually looking forward to really dive in and use them now, even though I’ve had them for quite a while

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Great video thanks. May I ask about your High A reading, should it have lined up with the others or did you want it like that? My Reed did the same thing last week. Everything in the middle except High A. Thankyou

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The only thing I would change is in bar 3, 11 and 16 I would have a lowG gracenote to lowA and not a highG gracenote. Sounds much better and is in many versions for bagpipes. But boy do I love this..... thanks

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That blow pipe looks like it was made for a 7’0 man😂😂😂😂

Great video, Jori! For the first decade or so of playing, I played the tap-drag-style birl because that's what my first teacher taught me. I also had some lessons with Allan MacDonald during that time, and I noticed he played the birl very differently, but I could never figure it out either. (Initially, I thought he did a double-tap, because that's what it looked like viewed from head-on, but I suspect it was more of a double-sweep. In any case, I've only seen one or two other great pipers who played it that way. I actually had Jim McGillivray's "Rhythmic Fingerwork" book as well, and I briefly tried to learn the "7" from it, but I wasn't doing it correctly. It got to the point where birls became a major psychological block for me as a player, and I basically resigned myself to thinking that I would never play birls well--playing them cleanly from bottom-hand notes was almost impossible--and, consequently, I would never play at the high standard I aspired to, period. Despite having the great fortune of studying with a few world-class players over the years, none of them brought it up when listening to me play, and I foolishly never thought to ask for help. Perhaps I could have saved myself years of frustration... It wasn't until the advent of UA-cam that I happened totally by chance to stumble on a video similar to this one (can't remember the piper's name now... Someone up in Nova Scotia, I think). I immediately picked up my chanter, played the seven correctly, and I couldn't believe it! I started playing through tunes that had frustrated me for years, and the birls practically played themselves. It was as if an enormous physical and psychological block had just suddenly lifted. For any beginners watching this, what Jori's talking about here is the real deal. Watch this video a bunch of times, start slow, get it 100% clean on the chanter first before trying on the pipes, and I guarantee you will be amazed.

Vancouver, B.C. piping 2 years. Trouble making a clean low G

Can I use the pressure gauge with German bagpipes? I have a feeling the drone air exit holes have a different diameter. Maybe it can be ordered with a cone shaped attachment?

Great video. I play the Bannatyne Hybrid bag in Medium size. This fits me ok, but I will try a smaller bag next time. The only result you get by playing a larger bag, is that it takes more air and longer time to fill the bag before you can start to play. So bigger isnt always better.

What about learning the birl wrong? I can no longer play a birl because I learned it wrong and subsequently played it that way for the duration. It was such a wrongly performed strike that I can no longer play one because my form was wrong. Now my only choice is to learn the right way of playing it and my little finger can barely move.

If you don't have a store locally to help you when you have an issue with your pipes does it make sense to opt for sticks only then build it yourself to fully understand how everything fits. My logic being you will understand how to troubleshoot issues... Am i wrong?

Girl from low hand notes help would be great thanks

Piper that passed his pipes around with a smaller bag....I am guess Stuart. 😊 Been to workshops where he was a teacher.

What do you think of Dunbar Pipes? Also I noticed that the Poly RG hardies are listed with a small projection mount size? What does that mean?

I am interested in a sponsor (for travel)for the piping in Paradise. ;-)

hi sir wy my bagpipe nut tunning the drone wirth the chanter thanks nabih frome u s a california

Well done, fellow piper. I just watched a different video . And sent it to Steve Crump . Giving informative information helps our community with a bump forward. My name is Kenneth G. Annand. An Co'rr pipes and drums. Wilmington Delaware. USA. Well, my phones about to die. Have a great day.

I would love to see/hear a explanation of comparisons of the common pipes.

Yep guys, do 3 things. Never over 2 meal a day on average, eat low carbohydrate high protein meal, use your body on a regular basis 😊

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I’m presuming this is the R.G. Infinity. Just picked it up for my next solo year and I must say it is bar none the best pipe chanter I ever played. Smooth holes with that perfect spacing, and the SOUND.