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Great, I'm glad to see that my video motivates you! Happy learning!

Yes Ash Dargan had a great style!

Thanks for your comment! Wish all the best with your didge! See you for the next video then.

Great! I'm happy to help! Let me know if you can play it!

Je te comprends ! C'est effectivement une des grosses difficultés. J'ai eu beaucoup de mal pendant longtemps. Un truc qui m'a bien aidé est d'enregistrer les deux parties et de les coller l'une à l'autre pour pouvoir les ré-écouter encore et encore. En revanche, ça demande un peu de matériels (quoique un téléphone suffirait pour ce genre de mémo) et surtout un peu de connaissance technique avec les logiciel d'enregistrement (c'est la base et ça ira vite à apprendre). Pour résumer : 1. Tu te mets un métronome dans une oreille 2. Tu enregistres le premier rythme avec le micros de ton téléphone (12 fois d'affiler suffisent par exemple) 3. Tu enregistres le second rythme (toujours avec le métronome) 4. Ensuite, tu importes les deux fichiers audio dans la même piste de ton séquenceurs (il en existe des gratuits). 5. Tu découpes le premier rythme en laissant 4 répétions et pareil avec le second. 6. Tu les colles l'un à l'autre. 7. Et tu écoutes encore et encore jusqu'à ce que ça rentre. Perso, ça m'a beaucoup aidé.

Merci, je me sens moins seul déjà 😅😂 Je vais tester ça ✌

C'est une vaste question à laquelle je ne pourrais répondre juste comme ça en commentaire. Mais je note ça dans ma (longue) liste d'idées pour une prochaine vidéo !

Ouiiiii 🙏🏼

Merci ! Je pense continuer ce format, ça à l'air de plaire. Mais faudra que je le fasse aussi en français !

Ash Dargan también es un mentor para mí y ha influido mucho en mi vida como jugador.

Ah great! Yes I’m like you, I like yo play that rhythms, it’s perfect to work the dynamic!

Thank you for your comment! It's quite challenging for me to develop in English, so I'm happy to read your comment. :-) Hope your "Eureka Springs drum circle" was great. 👍 Maybe one day, I will come in US to teach and play, it will be great!

You could send me a short video of yourself to show me on WhatsApp and I might be able to guide you: wa.me/message/NRMMBFQ5X6NLH1 It's something I reserve for my students who take my online course "The Art of Didgeridoo", but I'd be happy to help you! Just remind me the context and this conversation, I've got a lot of messages.

It's mean that the An arrow extends the sound of the previous card. For example, for "to WA ti ->", the "ti ->" lasts as long as the "to WA". This makes it possible to write rhythms with longer or shorter sounds. If you get lost, listen to the rhythm and you'll hear that the "ti" lasts longer than the "to" or the "WA". Is that clearer?

I'm not sure I understand the question but I'll try to answer: I don't speak into the didgeridoo, but I do articulate the sounds. In other words, I'll say "to WA ke" for example, but I won't use my voice (unless I want to create an effect). It's basically the same for all didgeridoo sounds. And I will breath on the WA. As for breathing, it comes up a lot because the rhythm of the didgeridoo is built around it. I talk about it in this video: ua-cam.com/video/XxlnduK4OjU/v-deo.html Does that answer your question?

Thanks! 🤗✊

Yes metronome is life!! 🥁 And you are right, it's a long way to remember what we played at the beginning!

Oh thank you for your very nice comment! So start playing!

@WakademyDidgeridooSchool Here in Portland, Oregon, we just might have a didgeridoo community, lol. Not going to play, but I'm definitely going to listen more. :)

Thanks Douglas for your nice comment. Hope you are well and you keep didging!

Oh thanks to takes the time to share your feedback! So enjoy and practice!

Hi! Did you check my frisson's lessons about circular breathing? It's here: is.gd/XWgZpP And if you need help, just send me a very quick video (1 min it's enough) on whatsApp, I will help you (for free of course): wa.me/message/NRMMBFQ5X6NLH1 Juste remember me the context (I receive a lot of messages). You will do it!

@@WakademyDidgeridooSchool I wrote a response but I don't think it went through. Thank you for your response. I have signed up to your lessons. If I need further help, I will send you a message on what's app with a video and refer to the context of our conversation here on you tube. Thank you for your help. It's appreciated.

@@oneglobeoneloveofficial OK 👍 I'm a bit late with my emails, but I didn't see your email... Anyway, don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. I'm here to help!

@@WakademyDidgeridooSchool a bit confused. I signed up for your free 8 lessons on circular breathing and will start working on it. If I find I'm struggling I will WhatsApp message you with a 1 minute video and refer to this you tube conversation for context. Does that make sense?

@@oneglobeoneloveofficial I reply but we already spoke on WhatsApp, so you understood well. 👍

Oh Great! That's the power of metronome and small breathing. All the secret of playing great rhythm in the didgeridoo is there. Keep going! And see you for the next video. :D

Thanks!

Yes, that could be an avenue (although I don't know whether thoughts consume oxygen in such a significant way). However, as far as observing the game is concerned, I'd still encourage you to observe while you're playing too, but try to be as detached as possible, because it's in the action that the observation will take place. It's all up to me!

Thanks Chritophe for this nice comment. I really appreciate!

Oh tanks for your comment, I'm glad to become one of your online didge teacher! See in the next video then.

Thank you Eric! Need to work on the next online course now! :D

Thanks for the comment ! :-)

Hi! Im' not giving anymore individual lessons because I don't have time for it (Wakademy take a big part of my time). But I have the online courses lessons for the basic technics: is.gd/mwrCuD You will have my personal feedback In audio each month during 6 months. I know it's not personal lesson but my students are happy with the support! But maybe you are an advanced didgeridoo player, so then I will launch a new online course about the 7 circular breathing this summer.

@@WakademyDidgeridooSchool great. Thank you.

Thanks for the precision, I didn't know that. But I'm going to keep this term anyway because I prefer to call it that rather than "toot". Because, for me, toot limits the understanding of the possibilities because it's an onomatopoeia that seems to say that you're creating an "overtone" with just a t (not to mention the t at the end which makes no sense). In short, I'm nitpicking but it seems important to me! Hope you are well!

@@WakademyDidgeridooSchool Fyi, these are also known as "trumpet tones". Sounds better than "toot" lol

@@Luke-ih1oc Yes! Im' totally agree, I really don't like "toot"! I used to call them "Overtone" also. But sometimes I still call him like most English-speaking players... I'll remember your comment and I'll be talking about overtone now ;-)

Thanks Mike! For me too, Ash was a very very great influence!

Thanks Douglas, I'm sure you remember that rhythms! ;-)

Thank you for your support!

Thanks Lars!

Merci Kevin ! Tu as la patience de regarder la vidéo même en anglais, c'est beau !

@@WakademyDidgeridooSchool de rien je suis toujours preneur de tes conseils avisés 😊 plein de bonnes vibes 🖖✌️

Yes, you are right. I didn't speak about it. Arrow mean that's the sound is longer. For example, in the first part of the rhythms, the ON is as long as the KOUF and the O together. Is that more clear for you?

Thanks! Happy for you if you already have it, you can post a video to show us your interpretation!

Thank you Dianna for such nice comment. I'm doing my best! And congratulation for your circular breathing, that's a big step! 👏

Merci Alexandre !

Thanks for your comment! I need that kind of comment to keep my motivation to make video. Thanks mate. 👍

Salut Raphaël, J'aime particulièrement le grain de son qu'il a sur ce morceau ! En revanche, pour l'analyser et surtout le jouer c'est de boulot. Car il utilise une attaque particulièrement marquée avec la gorge (de ce que je comprends en l'écoutant tout en te répondant) qui rends la reproduction délicate si on veut le faire sonner précisément comme lui. Mais je me le met dans ma liste de morceaux à analyser, ça pourrait être un chouette défi. J'adore vraiment son son. ^^

👍 I will think about it!

Hi Bela, of course I remember you ;-) So if you're not getting enough air, there could be 3 reasons: - you're not breathing on each WA (sometimes you think you're breathing in air but in fact you're not). - you're not pursing your lips enough and too much air is coming out (you need to think about the quality of your sound). - you accentuate each to (or touf) too much. Since I'm beginning to know a bit about your style, I'll go for the third solution! Maybe you can say to yourself that you don't have to blow harder on the TOs but just quieter on everything else. If you want, you can try playing this rhythm in your next video, it's a good exercise!

@@WakademyDidgeridooSchool Thank you. 👍 Yes I hope by that time I'll be able to do its at last slowly. 🤞

@@DrLightWind I'm sur you can play it, we will that on your next video!

Thanks for your comment! For that video, I was playing with a D didgeridoo from Bob Druett (Australia, Darwin). Bob is very very good crafter but he stopped I guess...

@@WakademyDidgeridooSchool ok. The harmonics are awesome on that didgeridoo.

​@@junttivision7743 Yes the harmonics are great ont it. But not only that: - the attacks are very precise - the bass are in the perfect balance with the high frequencies, and so the drone is, for me, perfect. - it's a very versatile didgeridoo - one of my best, it's (very very very) hard for me to find some perfects didgeridoos like this!

@@WakademyDidgeridooSchool it sounds great. I just made a 5 minute loop of the demo, so i can really get the rhytm in my memory. Ps. Your album Reneissance is amazing. I listen to it every day on my walks.

@@junttivision7743 Oh thanks for the album! I released an other one, that I found better than Renaissance, you can check it here: songwhip.com/gauthieraube/lenvol Let me know what do you think! And good idea for the loop, very good way to practice.

Thank you very much for your comment! I just released an album "L'envol" on December 2023. Is that one you are speaking about? * The link is here: songwhip.com/gauthieraube/lenvol Also, I'm working with my new band (name is Volte) on tracks, you can listen here some ideas: gauthieraube.com/volte/ (it's in French but you just need to put play ^^)

Thank you for your comment, which I really appreciate! Musicality is the big thing to develop, and not just for the didgeridoo. Good luck and I look forward to hearing from you!

My pleasure! Thanks fro your comment!