Easily Tune Your Bagpipe Practice Chanter

Welcome to our bagpipe tutorial! In this video, we will show you how to easily tune your bagpipe practice chanter. Tuning your practice chanter is crucial for producing a nice and unison sound with your instructor or pipe major.
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In this step-by-step lesson, we will guide you through the process of tuning your practice chanter using the simple techniques of lifting or sinking your reed to get your desired practice chanter pitch and using electrical tape to flatten individual bagpipe notes. We'll cover the basics of bagpipe tuning and provide you with easy-to-follow instructions to achieve optimal sound quality.
Our bagpipe lessons are designed to help you master the art of bagpipe playing, and tuning is a fundamental aspect of that. By properly tuning your practice chanter, you'll be able to enhance your playing experience and progress with confidence.
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[@petepurvismusic]

Yah the links are too long when you click on them with a phone. They work on a computer.

[@stanandtamsfuntimeadventur5509]

My reed keeps cutting out on my practice chanter. I don't blow too hard or soft and it still cuts out. Any advice?

[@sebastianharris-aldred8057]

Have the two sides of the reed come apart? Mine did after a while and it began to just cut out

[@ericfreyssinet2537]

Dont loose Time change thé Reed !

[@ericfreyssinet2537]

Your présentation is not complete. You dont modify the pitch of the reed as you dont modifiy the lengh of the blades.In changing the position in the reed seat you modify the proportion of the high and low notes.there is only one position that give a true scale.You should say that the high A and low A must be at one octave intervalle and idem for the high G and low G. Also it'is possible to tape one or even the two tuning holes or bores on the bottom side of the chanter to flatten the low G if it is needed.Hope my comment will be of some help.
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