Check out the larger and longer size of the new Navi Max Drymba from Ovharenko of Ukraine. Navi Max can be found at this link. www.theharpery.com/drymba/w85...
I feel like sometimes the “boring” details in between can be beneficial so that people know how long things really take. So I say definitely leave things like cleaning them in some of the videos at least! Wow. Great sounding harps.
For some reason this was in my recommended feed. I've tried these instruments many years ago but never really thought much of them more than curiosities. Well, after watching this video and subsequently a few vids more before commenting, I'm now interested in getting a jaw harp. I think it would give a great overlay sound for a recording paired with didgeridoo. I'm disabled and have to lay in bed most days, maybe this would be something easy to play as a break from watching youtube vids and playing games. Anyway, now I need to do a lot of research for what to start with. I'm more a function over form sort of guy so the most important thing to me is quality of sound, components, build. I'm willing to pay for something good but I know that doesn't have to mean the most expensive. I don't have the luxury to travel to a store to try some, so I need watch more videos on the subject of what to look for in a jaw harp. For example, I liked the sounds from the first two you tried in this video, but the third wasn't for me. Thank you for making these videos and I've subbed for those coming in the future.
Many people are tricked into buying jaw harp like objects in music stores and also on the internet. It discourages them from believing music can be made with a jaw harp. Check it out. ua-cam.com/video/3XBd7-AScZY/v-deo.htmlsi=F9b19Mfgpg9PXMlt
Very excited for this to arrive.
5:18 Love that bass. Absolutely 💯 ❤
I feel like sometimes the “boring” details in between can be beneficial so that people know how long things really take. So I say definitely leave things like cleaning them in some of the videos at least!
Wow. Great sounding harps.
For some reason this was in my recommended feed. I've tried these instruments many years ago but never really thought much of them more than curiosities. Well, after watching this video and subsequently a few vids more before commenting, I'm now interested in getting a jaw harp. I think it would give a great overlay sound for a recording paired with didgeridoo. I'm disabled and have to lay in bed most days, maybe this would be something easy to play as a break from watching youtube vids and playing games. Anyway, now I need to do a lot of research for what to start with. I'm more a function over form sort of guy so the most important thing to me is quality of sound, components, build. I'm willing to pay for something good but I know that doesn't have to mean the most expensive. I don't have the luxury to travel to a store to try some, so I need watch more videos on the subject of what to look for in a jaw harp. For example, I liked the sounds from the first two you tried in this video, but the third wasn't for me. Thank you for making these videos and I've subbed for those coming in the future.
Many people are tricked into buying jaw harp like objects in music stores and also on the internet. It discourages them from believing music can be made with a jaw harp. Check it out. ua-cam.com/video/3XBd7-AScZY/v-deo.htmlsi=F9b19Mfgpg9PXMlt
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Your jaw harps are pretty and have lovely sounds wibes ❤
Wonderful!
Yakutian sound. It's but I full!
Couldn’t be near that on acid. Probably never come back .