Big Yucca Didge + Reverb
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Hello, my friends! Wow, it has been forever since I've posted anything. I've been in school for 18 months, and... well... I suppose I just got shy about sharing my playing. There's so much more pressure when one suddenly gets noticed for certain videos. Anyway, I decided to go back to keeping it simple, so here's some droning, vocals, and a wee bit of rhythm, all processed through a bunch of reverb in realtime via my Universal Audio DAW. This will sound WAY better in headphones or on decent speakers.
Good to see and most definitely to hear you once again..
Even though I first learnt circular breathing 30 plus years ago.. Once I learnt I probably played for another year then I gave up.. and hardly ever picked the didgeridoo up again, I took up guitar and got pretty good.. then I get riddled with osteoarthritis, worse place for playing most instruments, in my fingers and base of my thumbs, Playing was getting very painful so I decided to stop.. then after 8 years of no instruments I suddenly find myself back into playing didge. Over the past 6 months I've bought another 9 Didgeridoos, The last one is a lovely deep sounding 6ft Eucalyptus Jesse Lethbridge.. I have fallen in love with 6ft plus didges.. 😂
Anyway since returning to playing and watching your videos I've noticed I've gotten into a bad habit, probably from day one, were I'm taking my breath to late and hence not getting full amount of air intake.. I'm finding it so hard to break this habit.. but your videos are helping me more than anyone else's videos.. it means I'm back to square one, but with plenty of skills I've picked up over the years but mainly over the past 6 months...I Practice for about 15 minutes with the correct technique, but then Practice for an hour or two with my old breathing methods, I self taught myself with a cardboard tube in the early 90's.. learnt to circular breath, bought a short straight split wood didge and played it for about a year before more or less stopping, only picking it up once or twice a year..
But I'm so glad I found your channel, you have a great way of teaching, breaking it down and making it really easy to understand so thank you for all the work you put into all of those past lessons.. definitely appreciated by myself and thousands of others.
🦘🪃 🤘😎
So glad to hear my videos have been helpful! Sounds like you've been on quite the journey, too!
broham , feeling you all the way from texas .
masterful drone therapy.
so glad to hear you again , you are a true maestro.
Hi Dave, nice to see you again 🤩 Thanks for lovely sounds❤🙏 Stay in conscious present brother
Thanks for the lovely comment!
Yo dude..big fan. ❤ You have been big help for years now. Always sending beginners your way.
I am looking for a new wood didge. Any suggestions for crafters or sellers?? As i have many didgeridoos, its time for a new sound.
Hi David, the link to your website does not work. Can you please direct me on how I email you regrading online lessons. I am from the bottom of Australia. Thank you!
Hi Dave!
Are you only making a drone with “eeeeiu” vocals on it?
Im trying to get a beautiful and meditative drone as yours in this video.
Could you give me a hint or an advise to get close to this very deep drone?
This is great David! Thank you for this. What audio equipment are you using? Mic, amp, portable audio recorder? I dont have any experience with sound equipment and ive been wanting to get a lil setup for recording/running reverb with the didge. Bless up!
This is amazing! Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome!
how do u add that guttural sound almost an octave down every now and then sir? beautiful playing
I think that’s using voice but not 100% sure
Wow. That particular instrument has such a resonance. 👏 Jealous!
Right? I love it!
There u are! Such lovely playing. Very deep, rich and somehow it feels so purposeful ❤
Ooh, purposeful! I like that! Thank you.
The king returns!!! I used your videos to teach me the basics after I got my first didge. Hope this means there’s more videos around the corner! 😁
King! 😂 Thanks you're sweet. Glad to hear you were able to learn the basics from my videos! And yes, there will be more. 😃
Good to see you again Dave. Cheers from the Netherlands.
Cheers!
So wonderful to see you post again! Beautiful playing
Thank you!
Ur fire at it this is mason
Thanks, Mason! 😊
super!
Thank you!
Amazing sound!
Thanks!