France Didgeridoo

rudy de lyon a écrit :[Hors-sujet ON]
héhéhéhé, comme quoi, il faut un règlement en anglais !
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Ce n'est pas peu dire, nous l'avons évoqué. Il ne reste plus qu'à trouver quelqu'un de motivé.

Je profite de ce message pour rassurer les partenaires officiels de France Didgeridoo : nous n'allons pas être "full open" pour reprendre les termes d'un membre qui m'a interpelé par mp. Les règles seront les mêmes pour tous.

"Dragon-Horse" Made it as a present for my Godson.
Hand-split small size didgeridoo made from small size olive tree.
Weight~1,2kg
Lengh-120,5cm, Inner lengh- 100,5cm
Natural mouthpiece: Diameter inside- 2,5-3,1cm Diameter outside- 4,5-6cm
Bell end: Outer diameter- 6,5-8,5cm, Inner diameter- 3-3,5cm



Sound Sample:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=14 ... =2&theater

Your didges are beautifull, next step is to make them sound good ;)

Hi,

blux a écrit :Your didges are beautifull, next step is to make them sound good

I was wondering what you mean about the sounds. Have you listened to the samples? Or you mean I should record somebody playing them nicely? I mean a traditional rhytm or somethin? You realy got me wondering )) I am experimenting with different insides of didges, the sounds differ a lot But this small colourfull one, came out realy nice, I didn't expect such a deep sound from it and a realy quite overtone. I recorded the sound and uploaded it, being in a hurry to present that didge, the sound is a bit worse on the recording. But I don't have that didge anymore.

So please tell me in detail what you meant I'm realy into trumpet making right now.

I'ts not about the player, it's about the sound of the didge itself. To my ears it sounds like a cheap industrial teck. But, as you say, it might be the recording.