How to Play Didgeridoo - Technique: Tooting, Overtones, Horns Video 1 of 3

[@MBP1111]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@jedigandhi]

I struggled so long to figure out toots & overtones, but after 50 seconds of this tutorial, I had it down. thanks, Sanshi!

[@devilbet7602]

This is really helpful, like all your vids. I just bought a Didgeridoo and your tutorials really help. Thanks!

[@PastNorwegianBlue]

You guys are great! really helped me in the few vids I've seen. Subscribed!

[@Cre8iveSignWorks]

awesome!
as a beginner ive been wondering how the toot is done.
so thanks for this sanshi....thats the best rootin 'tootin' tutorial ive seen anywhere m8
cheers
shedz

[@zygoose]

This is fantastic, thank you!

[@Ilikemustard]

"Let's say this is a digeridoo"
Pretty sure it actually is a digeridoo bro

[@jconearth6686]

@ebdorai no. air will just escape and even if you get a sound it will no longer be a 'Dij' but you can change the key by shortening the length

[@DidgeridooBreathAustralia]

@devilbet7602 >> Thanks for your comment! happy didgin'!

[@SuperFrenk95]

thanks

[@surrealbob]

you are a good teacher

[@ObscureMusicInCatalan]

Thanks man! This is the only sound that I dont know how to do

[@ThePhunkFoniks]

@ebdorai You can't. I have a pvc one an put two holes in it an inch apart and it stops the sound completely if my fingers aren't plugging them.

[@draggydrugs]

hey man, i got a new didge my auntie just gave me. it's short, a little over 2 ft. i dunno if i am not doing it the proper way or does this really small didge has the capability of producing a sound like the other didges? ive been doing all the things you taught in your videos and it doesnt make the sound that i thought it would produce. thanks man.

[@ebdorai]

can u change the key of the didge by punching holes in it?? like a flute ,, just wondering

[@jconearth6686]

@Cre8iveSignWorks that's 'tootorial' :-)

[@CREADORAUTODIDACTA]

NIce job! I,ll show you mine