WILDE TUNING INTRODUCTORY HARMONICA LESSON
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2024
- Free introductory lesson to the Wilde Tuning.
In this video I'm using an 1847 Classic model in the key of C.
Wilde Tuned harmonicas can be purchased from: www.wildetuning.com
I could write a novel over what a complete change this has made in my playing. It’s off the hook. People literally stop with thier eyes wide open listening to the freebird solo busking. Now I’ve finally by jamming along figured out the upper end and sound just insane. My style is power harp and scales and leads. Had it for a few weeks before I knew you could bend on the draw. I’m over diatonic. This is the future
Way up high, the bend is almost more in the eyebrows than the jaw... 🤨 😉 😎
Great video as always!
Great tuition video Will. I've decided to invest in some Skype lessons with you soon. James Harman was a big influence on me, sadly he just passed away. I've heard as God closes one door, he opens another. You now are my inspiration. I love all that you play. Cheers pal.🙏
I’d like some info on Skype too
Damn now I really want to have one! Well, you know we all have our Birthdays once a year! Thanks, buddy! :)
I don’t use the Wilde Tuning, I use ED Tuning. But I am so happy a professional Harp player is teaching an alternative tuning. I hope someday the manufacturers make it easy to get harps in the tuning we want, and have easier access to custom reedplates - like Seydel offers. People like Wilde have the potential to make big influence in the future of the harmonica. Thanks Wilde. ✪
If you haven’t tried it I really recommend having one. At first it’s bizarre but if you play along just a bit it will suddenly click. I went from fumbling to ripping just by play along to freebird and that cool kinda blues jam he does it’s way out of the box and that’s where you’re playing needs to be Lee oskar style. Still blues but way out of the box. I strive to be different and not sound like everyone else. The Wilde tuning is so mad for me and my style
@@richardleetbluesharmonicac7192 Yeah, but I love ED tuning. I’ve been using that exclusively and don’t touch Richter with a 10 foot pole because that doesn’t work for me at all.
Do you still use ED tuning?
@@Voltanaut yes, exclusively. I settled on this tuning and love it.
Wow... I want one.. I take that back.. I need one.
Hi will ! Thanks for the lesson. I wish you all the best
Seeing you is a perfect example to describe the world in we are living. You are so talent en just a litle part of us are here watching you, a big talent
Thank you
long long time player here, thanks for posting up , you're quite talented
Willa free bird solo alone made my decision to get. Slide tuned harp for me. 😂
I'd love to get a half-valved harmonica tuned like that...probably, will make one. Thanks for the tuning 🙏
Will, this tuned harp is brilliant. Got my C harp yesterday, will be ordering in a couple more keys. Thanks Will!
Hey man, I got your harmonica in the mail in the key of G and it has been so fun to play. I’ve heard you say that bending the high notes can be hard but I’m not having any problems with that, it feels like bending on a high G or F harp. I really like the sensitivity in the bends, you can control the reed a lot better once you get used to it. It takes a little bit of adjusting to the blues scale ending on 6 draw instead of 6 blow but it’s no big deal. It was also my first seydel harmonica and all I can say is wow, seydel makes an amazing harmonica. One of my favorite harmonicas now.
Awesome! Glad you're enjoying it
Will be putting my order in for one soon!
Nice one, thanks Ian
The draw 6 sounds so awesome 😎🔥
Very useful video Will. Just got a Wilde Tuned in the key of C. Overblows exist too and, man, they work out of the box !!! Thanks for bringing a new concept for harp players !
Yep, although the only note that you need an overblow for is the minor 6 (in 2nd position) everything else is available with only draw bends
Good lesson i love it!
Ordered!!
Great thankx
Will, I just want to thank you for these incredible videos. I now have a E Min 1847 WT and can't wait to give it a blast! Any recommendation on scales for this tuning?
If I don't hear from you soon, I wish you a merry Christmas and a prosperous 2024, in which I hope to get to see you live. 😁🤘🏻
Got my C and Bb today
cool man!
Been wanting to pick up one of yours for a while or tune my own. Haven't been playing alot. Maybe get myself one around the holidays even though I dislike seydel harps. Haven't bought new interesting harps for a long time other than a lucky 13 a few months back 😂
Cool
I wish i had one cause i also love draws. The blows in the higher octave mess me up lol. I also wish they were more available in canada and cheaper.. there almost 190 some places here in canada
Construction wise, how are your ABC harps different from Lee Oskars?
is it possible to to buy the flat and sharp keys? I want a low D too, thanks Ronny Lee
Will may have fixed the most vexing part of the harp. Subscribed.
There is no bend on 4 on the Minor pentatonic
Hi, I have a question. When I play blues in 2nd position, playing descending phrases on the low notes in holes 2 and 1, I really want to descend further two more notes, past the range of the harmonica. I know that you can get a 12 hole harmonica where you can play those lower notes, but I was wondering if it's possible to have a reed plate on a 10-hole harmonica where everything is 'moved down one'? I never use the 10 hole. So I'm thinking of a reed plate where the 10th reed plays the notes that the 9th reed currently plays, the 9th reed plays the notes that the 8th currently plays, and so on, allowing for a longer reed at reed 1, which plays the lower notes? I'm sorry that I can't explain this very well, I haven't been playing very long.
Why does no-one reply to this? I have asked this to four harmonica people and they all ignored it. Is it a stupid question?
Also you should make Tabs for Blue harmonica by Paul lenart
Its a wicked solo
Just got mine, Will in A. Are you tongue blocking or lip blocking when you bend on 6 through 9? I'm having trouble with the reeds squealing so I'm wondering what's wrong with my technique. Thanks
Always lip pursing on those bends.
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Will, kiedy będzie promocja w sprzedaży Twoich harmonijek?
Są teraz w sprzedaży: www.wildetuning.com
Played diatonic for years..
How different is this?
Holes 1 to 5 are the same as Richter, holes 6,7,8 are a repeat of 2,3,4 (one octave higher) hole 9 is like hole two again and the reeds in hole 10 are reversed, so the blow bend becomes a draw bend.
Zapis brzmi "Harmonijka ustna Wilde Tuned Rock (1847 Classic) Cena 84,99 zł.
Po wrzuceniu do kosza cena 84,99 £. Myślę, że póki co skończę na słuchaniu Ciebie
Is the Wilde Tuning Seydel similar to Honer PentaHarp?
Not at all, Pentaharp isn't very expressive because the root note and the fifth are both unbendable blow notes.
@@willharmonicawilde Does Seydel make a "penta" harp? People say they find it confusing to play. Could you play one?
@@WolfsburgWarehouse Not that I'm aware of, it's Hohner's new thing. I could play it for sure, the pattern is all blow draw blow draw, intuitive to someone who's never played harmonica before, but if you're used to playing Richter then obviously all the notes are in a different place to what you're used to, whereas with Wilde tuning the note layout is all based on the Richter system.
That son of a bitch is badass!
Świetna lekcja i świetna harmonijka. Kusi ale dla mnie za droga, szkoda.