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Live Sound Journey and Jam anyone?
Would you be keen to join an online live sound journey and following jam/hang?
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What to post and how to engage around the fire circle 🧘‍♂️🔥🧘
What to post - Short practice clips (raw is perfect) - Questions about sound, breath, rhythm, etc. - Reflections after a session - Breakthroughs, stuck points, or quiet wins (we want to celebrate with you!) - Clips of other players that inspire you. - Suggestions of what you want to see here. You don’t need to wait until something feels “good enough”. Practice in motion is the point. How to engage - Comment with curiosity, not correction - Share what you notice, not what others should fix - If you’re unsure what to say, “I noticed…” is always enough I’ll offer guidance and feedback where it’s helpful, and let some threads simply breathe. A few simple rules - Keep it respectful and supportive - No self-promotion or external links - Stay on topic and practice-focused - Take your time — there’s no race here Show up when you can. A little, often, goes a long way. — David
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Welcome in! Introduce yourself & share a picture of your didgeridoo
Let's get to know each other! First posts count as brave. You can use this simple format. Hi, I am from __________________ and for fun I like to _____________. Here is a pic of me and my didgeridoo.
Module 2 Lesson 2 - Tonal Control is out NOW!
This lesson deepens your practice by adding vibrato, tone shaping, and pop accents to an already steady drone. The focus is flow and continuity, with circular breathing as an optional layer. Enjoy! and let me know how this practice is going for you :) also wondering, if any of you appreciate student notes?
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Notice the difference?
I have watched this vid multiple times being amazed again and again until I tried a didge that had similar shape to his. Have you ever played a modern long necked and big bowled didge? Did you notice the increased back pressure and how playing faster or making “tuts/trumpets” is easier? https://youtu.be/B5BWC7-r6w4?si=ajI_se4hk7oeplPd
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