Didgeridoo Lesson 6 | How to have a better sound on didgeridoo

There is nothing more frustrating than trying to make didgeridoo sounds without hearing any difference.
You end up with a huge bass, no high-pitched sound (harmonics) and a lot of air consumption!
At this rate, you'll soon get bored. :-)
In this video, I show you how, with 2 simple techniques, to boost your sound and gain clarity.
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[@didgeridoothedeepmechanics]

Hello Gauthier, big fan of your playing. Nice tutorial! Wish you alot of succes with your channel and happy Didgin. Greetings from Slovenia :)

[@WakademyDidgeridooSchool]

Thanks a lot ! I will do my best. :-)

[@garycordoba82]

Id much rader say its the air capacity that saying tension, and also if play using your chicks you won't last too long, as if you use your diaphragm. Always best to keep like 70/80% air capacity, the longer you play without breathing the harder to come back 👍

[@WakademyDidgeridooSchool]

Yes Gary, I'm totally agree about the 70/80% air capacity. I forget to speak about, thanks for the precisions.