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Wilde Tuning Seminar and Q&A from SPAH 2023 (Wilde Tuned Harmonicas)
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- Опубліковано 2 вер 2023
- Presentation and Q&A session about the Wilde Tuning and Wilde Minor Tuning from SPAH 2023 in St. Louis.
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My seminar about Wilde Tuning from the SPAH harmonica convention. It's raw and unedited, but hopefully some people will find it interesting/entertaining. Wilde Tuned harmonicas are available from www.wildetuning.com
We got to be on the same planet as Will Wilde at exactly the right time! Yes!!!!
Will I am presently
taking your advanced course and am glad to say i am really learning a lot of important stuff.I have been playing awhile self taught not exactly the best way to learn in my case.
I have been very curious about your Wilde tuned harps as I only play second position from holes 2 to 6 and don't really over blow to well.
and I would love to bend those higher notes to really make a better sound.
I have just ordered the 1847 in the key of C as my first one . Can't wait to get it.👍👍👍
Awesome! Glad you're enjoying the course.
I just got an A and a C Wilde Tuned harps from Greg Jones... looking forward to playing them !
Just watched your video on the Blues and pentatonic scales--that's a big help !
I like the idea of a Wilde Country Tuned harp... I might have to try that !
I've modified harps for country and paddy richter... usually using extra harp laying around... no way I would attempt to make my own Wilde Tuned one... love Seydel for their harp configurator and offering so many alternate tunings !
SPAH is a great organization... been a member since 1978 !
Awesome presentation and motivation to get back to your course. Nice to know more of your influences and bitchin shirt!
I saw thin lizzy in 78 and 79, one of the all time greats.
Well done Will! Terrific presentation! 👍👍
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
This is fun !
Will, Your seminar is awesome. I find it really informative, covering so many aspects of harmonica/ Wilde Tunings. Plus, imho you provided heartful, honest explanations on your many harmonica related insights. Entertaining and educational at the same time. 3 cheers to ya.
Thanks so much for posting this video. This is pure great luck for me ( and I'm sure others) that were unable to attend the show.
P.S. Your thought on a possible course for Wild Tunings would be cool. No doubt it would be as exceptional as your " Ultimate Blues Harmonica Soloist" course that certainly advanced my playing skills and knowledge. I'm positive a "Wild Tunings" course would be as great.
Thanks Will Wilde for what you do. ❤.
Thank you very much for the kind words Al
@@willharmonicawilde Your welcome Will. Furthermore, You Will are very deserving of the kind words. I feel YOU put in alot of hard work for them over the years, without really asking anything in return. You've always helped folks in harmonica land with FREE informative information, extensive FREE UA-cam tutorials ( all gifts that keep on giving). Plus, you are an incredible and knowledgeable musician creating awesome music, and spreading education. All extraordinary and exemplary in my book.
Wow Will I'm in love with your Harmonica I don't have one yet but once I get more money I'm definitely going to invest in one. I think this is the thing I've been looking for in the Harmonica.
Ordered my 1847 in the key of C, waiting for it very eagerly! Also thank you for answering my question on your website Will!
No problem, thanks Mike!
I'm from Brazil, and I really admire your work Will! 👏👏👏👏👏
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Great informative, honest and funny workshop! Looking forward to the Wilde Country tuning 😉
Thanks Richard
I have one your wild tune harmonica thanks for vid and no I can't play it but I have one. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing this, I’ve started playing with your tuning and enjoying it 👌I’ll be ordering a couple more, as using 3rd position on my c and would prefer to use 2nd on a G harpe cheers.
I'am harmonica player from Indonesia .., good job Will
31:49 thank you for the question
“Something’s wrong man”. Your playing to hard. I love that.
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I suggest Forust to produce custom, 3D-printed wood combs at volume. Submit your own designs for printing using the Forust process. Forust free Sample Squares look big enough for experimental hobbies.
Thanks for the tip. The Seydel 1847 combs work just fine for me though
@@willharmonicawilde Pass it on to Seydel that Forust Edition Shop System™ is an easy-to-use 3D wood printing machine.
Looking forward to Raynes Park on Friday. 🤘
Hello will, love your style and your music, what is your favorite harp key? Thank you.😊
What a fascinating seminar ! Thank you sincerely
Dude who trained you? Your arms are jacked. 💪
41:15 cool!!!
Will please continue with more of the same . Just got my first 5 wilde tuned harps.
Awesome presentation!
As a beginer harmonica player, would you advice to learn playing from your tuning instead of first learning from standard tuning?
I think it makes sense to learn Richter first so you understand it's limitations in the upper octave, but I do have a few students who started out on my tuning and have made excellent progress
WILL, can I play the blues on just the LF harmonica . Can i get every key needed ? Thanks , Bob
Technically you can play every key on a low F if you can overblow, but I wouldn't recommend it, some keys/positions will be much easier then others
Will , How do you make a harmonica sound bluesy? thanks , bob
Hi Bob, good question. Various techniques (tone, vibrato, bending etc) plus knowing which notes to use and how to phrase with them (ie using the blues scale to improvise). I teach all of this in my Ultimate Blues Harmonica Soloist course. More info here: www.willwildeharmonicamasterclass.com
@@willharmonicawilde thank you ror that info my friend , bob
Hey Will in the hoochie coochie bit did you play 2 lines of that and then 4 lines of checkin up on my baby kind of style ? and for those 6 lines was it an 'A' version/key of your rock tuned harp ? Also for those 6 lines that you played as far as I know they can be played in what I think is 3rd position (starting on 1D) on a Richter - so on your rock tuned harp can you get the 2 for 1 like you were doing in 2nd position that is going up to 4D and playing the same lines whilst in 3rd position ? cheers😀😎
Yeah those licks are from Checkin' Up, I was just trying to play licks that people would be familiar with so they could understand what I was doing in holes 2,3,4 and see how it can just be moved up to holes 6,7,8. The upper octave lays out slightly different to playing in 3rd Position. Basically holes 6,7,8 are just the same as 2,3,4 (and 9 is like 2 again) so anything you do in the lower octave, you can do the same way in the upper octave.
@@willharmonicawilde Thanks for that Will, I'm gonna get one as soon as I can afford it probably a C or a Bb😀
Is the cameraman drunk?😜
lol, It's a long time to hold a camera, their arms must have been aching!
"I ain't drunk, I'm just drinkin'!"