First Thing About Buying a Dizi (Chinese Bamboo Flute) - Dizi Starter Guide

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  • What is the first thing to look for when choosing your first dizi (Chinese bamboo flute), this is a common question that is often asked, and here we will talk about the major points to look out for. Don't forget to subscribe and keep watching this series to get going on your dizi learning!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 65

  • @jordan_mgsg
    @jordan_mgsg 8 років тому

    first

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  8 років тому

      oh mine, faster than myself bumping into the video !

    • @jordan_mgsg
      @jordan_mgsg 8 років тому +1

      Tin Yat Dragon yup

  • @MissionSilo
    @MissionSilo 7 місяців тому

    It looks like a stick

  • @nepheleartist
    @nepheleartist 11 місяців тому

    I wonder do people today ever actually play jade flutes, or are they more as ornamental? Also I always thought a dizi had eight holes and yet, I see they often have ten when I look to buy one, am I missing something here? :)

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  11 місяців тому +2

      jade flutes are sold but they are not "better" sounding than bamboo. People use bamboo more because its cheap and its also has a more lively vibration. However they do crack if you don't take care of it and live in a place that gets moist and dry changes all the time. Another option would be titanium which is nice too. I bought a $200 xiao that is titanium and it is also my defense weapon lol! Dizi usually have 6 finger holes and 1 blow hole 1 membrane holes. The other holes at the bottom are for sound tuning which is used by the craftman.

    • @PracticaProphetica
      @PracticaProphetica Місяць тому

      The hole between the blow hole and the six fingering holes is for the dimi (a bamboo membrane that is glued over the hole to give a slightly sharp edge to the tone). As TinYat said, the two holes at the very bottom are just for tone, you don't cover them. Sometimes they are used to hang a red knotted ornament. The exception to this are the bass Dizi, which can have seven or eight fingering holes.

  • @flautavenuscontralto
    @flautavenuscontralto Рік тому +1

    😉👍🏽🎵🎶🎵

  • @greeny8037
    @greeny8037 Рік тому

    Nice , thank you for the Video

  • @InfoTechWorldsb
    @InfoTechWorldsb Рік тому

    Nice ❤️👌👌👌👌
    Love from India ❤️

  • @jerviequibilan4779
    @jerviequibilan4779 2 роки тому

    Can you do a tutorial on how to play the notes😅 I'm new to your chanel

  • @fatimacastillo7901
    @fatimacastillo7901 3 роки тому

    Finally it is key D or C

  • @johnnymoua80
    @johnnymoua80 3 роки тому

    Is it possible to play colorful clouds chasing the moon on key of d?

  • @Alessio8174
    @Alessio8174 4 роки тому

    Dear Mr Mak,
    i have bought a dizi Flute and would like to know if i have bought a good one
    www.amazon.de/Chinese-Bamboo-Anf%C3%A4nger-Blasinstrument-Grundfarbe/dp/B07KT2RCM3/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_de_DE=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&dchild=1&keywords=Chinese+Dizi+Bamboo+Flute+Black+Bamboo+Anf%C3%A4nger+Fl%C3%B6te+Blasinstrument+Grundfarbe+Bamboo+Flute+Key+C%2C+D%2C+E%2C+F%2C+G+%28Farbe+%3A+E%29&qid=1587568577&s=musical-instruments&sr=1-1

  • @louisewatson3129
    @louisewatson3129 4 роки тому +3

    everything is so complex in life, even buying a flute!

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  4 роки тому +5

      it is complex because you have "taste" in things, not just like a noob buying things by "feeling" only. When you have wisdom and knowledge inside yourself, you start to be picky, because you can finally know what's good and bad, which sets the standard for things.

    • @louisewatson3129
      @louisewatson3129 4 роки тому

      @@TinYatDragon Thank you...So I must be very wise then, as I am very picky about everything....but can you please tell me where I can buy one of these ? I am in Australia. Thank you x

  • @ailaoot
    @ailaoot 5 років тому +1

    how about stainless steel dizi?

  • @MidnightSiren
    @MidnightSiren 5 років тому +1

    Are there any music book/sheets for this instrument

  • @WhatNow4140
    @WhatNow4140 6 років тому +2

    What does pluggable mean ?

  • @notme6948
    @notme6948 6 років тому +1

    Can you link me the 5$ flute you played? I wanna buy it, please :c

  • @colecarlson3742
    @colecarlson3742 6 років тому

    So i want to get a cheap dizi, so i want to get the last flute you show. But I live in a very cold area, so i don't want to have a cracked flute. So i want something cheap, yet durable so I can discover the flute and see if i enjoy playing. What do you recommend?

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  6 років тому +1

      those cheapo $5 flute dont' break at all, somehow htey are less easy to crack than the expensive ones lol I am not joking here, it's true!

  • @Chewi_Kitten
    @Chewi_Kitten 6 років тому +1

    is the black dizi Redwood/Sandalwood or Rosewood?

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  6 років тому +2

      That is redwood :)

    • @Chewi_Kitten
      @Chewi_Kitten 6 років тому +1

      do you know what the difference between all the different types of wood?

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  6 років тому +4

      Well, I am not expert in that, but in general the hard wood is more mellow in sound and bamboo is more vibrating and lively or crispy. You can also say the bamboo is more easy to crack and hardwood is more durable. The heavier the wood, the more heavy the sound tone too

  • @FEST1964
    @FEST1964 6 років тому

    Thanks

  • @zandermeans6905
    @zandermeans6905 7 років тому

    would the bamboo crack in Florida?

  • @archkde
    @archkde 7 років тому

    How much did your 紅木笛子 cost?

  • @uselessness0563
    @uselessness0563 7 років тому +6

    Hi Sir. I just bought my first Dizi key of d and played it for a month. Then i've noticed that its a little bit curve like a parentesis ( but not too much. Does it affect the sound of my Dizi.?

  • @warnercheng5564
    @warnercheng5564 7 років тому +4

    I prefer a tape first , I had played bamboo flute for five years.
    it still make a sound

  • @gabrielvictorpinhosilva8231
    @gabrielvictorpinhosilva8231 7 років тому +2

    Man (or should I say "my new teacher of Dizi"), thank you very much ! I'm a stater on this instrument that I appreciate very much !! You are awasome player of Dizi

  • @kuyieazri4704
    @kuyieazri4704 7 років тому

    I have this one.. but its so hard to make a sound..

  • @yaskilawai9564
    @yaskilawai9564 7 років тому

    is this "F key"

    • @PracticaProphetica
      @PracticaProphetica 7 місяців тому

      It's D. He's playing a song in Bminor (the relative of D).

  • @Tsivkron
    @Tsivkron 7 років тому +3

    Oops. I should have watched this a bit earlier. Bought a cheap dizi by bamboo from China. I live in Sweden. was -30°C some days ago. But a bit warmer now. well. Since it was cheap it's not a big loss of money If it crack... but I will have to wait longer before I can start playing!

    • @Oliver-ww4eh
      @Oliver-ww4eh 7 років тому +1

      Tove Norkvist Did it end up cracked?

    • @makarandkapare1480
      @makarandkapare1480 5 років тому

      Try Indian bamboo flute

    • @PracticaProphetica
      @PracticaProphetica Місяць тому

      You can often fix a crack by pouring some wood glue into it (then wipe away the excess).

  • @zeara7692
    @zeara7692 7 років тому +3

    What if I have a cheap one and it doesnt work

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  7 років тому +6

      then buy a new one or fix the cheap one, there should / could be a crack, seal the crack with glue (superglue) and it should work. If still not work then there should be a leak somewhere inside the top, look with a flashlight going thru blowhole and find any cracks / leak and seal it up, it should work then.

  • @Dead_Hitori
    @Dead_Hitori 8 років тому +5

    Love your videos

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  8 років тому +2

      Thank you for the support!!! sub and like like like!!!

  • @Finja101
    @Finja101 8 років тому +8

    I really enjoy your dizi videos! I have one! and you're the only person I can find that talks about them! I would enjoy if you kept making them! or teach some songs to play, since usually there's no sheet music! ^ ^

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  8 років тому +4

      Thanks and glad you like it! The way to learn dizi is not to learn by sheet music, cuz you want the "soul" of dizi, not be a dizi robot! :) Best music comes out from energy interaction and senses. I will talk about that later on lol!

  • @insilent
    @insilent 8 років тому +13

    Would greatly appreciate some info on membranes.
    How often it is needed to change the membrane?
    What to do if the membrane is too narrow and can't cover the hole? Is it okay to stack two layers?
    Thanks!

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  8 років тому +13

      2 layers is not good, it's not going to work. I have membranes that sticks on for over 1 year and some 1.5 yrs, they have no problem at all when stick on nicely. The only time you need to change is when your membrane is not working anymore or it sound weird and "dead" or it is hard to play the highest notes. You play the dizi and go around the scale to test all notes, if membrane not working, then you cannot make a sound. You can give it some air with the mouth going "HAAAALLLLLLLL on the membrane and then stretch it left and right a bit with your thumb. If it tightens up nicely and your dizi work again, why bother changing eh? If membrane is too narrow? That's not gonna happen, my biggest dizi has a big hole, but still okay with membrane. Have you cut the membrane loopie? Those membrane are skinny because you need to stick a scissor in it and cut the thing in half, then it opens up the loop and gets very big.

    • @insilent
      @insilent 8 років тому

      Tin Yat Dragon and I thought I'm that bad at blowing into the flute... :D Using 2 layers... :D
      Thanks! Gonna reapply the membrane the right way once I get the new pack delivered.

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  8 років тому +4

      lol, try tape first, must easier!

  • @macaco2245
    @macaco2245 8 років тому +2

    first

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  8 років тому

      oops someone came in first before you! lol

    • @macaco2245
      @macaco2245 8 років тому +1

      +Tin Yat Dragon
      I will take care of them

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  8 років тому

      hahahahaha! Thx for checking tho!

    • @macaco2245
      @macaco2245 8 років тому +1

      +Tin Yat Dragon no problem

    • @thepigmaster8193
      @thepigmaster8193 8 років тому +1

      "I will take care of them" oh

  • @Alex41122
    @Alex41122 8 років тому +20

    Keep them coming Mr.Mak!, really appreciate you taking your time to give us an insight on this beautiful sounding instrument.

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  8 років тому +1

      Thank you!! :) I will try to keep this series rolling!

  • @Eth3realwarrior
    @Eth3realwarrior 8 років тому +1

    subscribed! thx keep up the great work, always love the philosophy and martial arts subjects.

    • @TinYatDragon
      @TinYatDragon  8 років тому

      thank you for the support!! :) Keep watching and sharing!