Thank you! I Which effects do you mean? The audio editing or the techniques thmeselves?

You're welcome! Have you decided which one to go for?

Scrie in titlu, este un Low Whistle irlandez. Acesta pe care Dar culmea, acesta pe care îl am eu este facut de un român!

Glad it was helpful! Did you try it? :)

Yes but tonguing is very easy to do especially on tin whistle

Thank you!

I encourage you to learn this very simple, yet important principle: any song in a major key that doesn't have accidentals can be played on any whistle. Same for songs in a minor key. If you learn sheet music notation, you can transpose any song within seconds to the right key for your whistlle using Musescore (and download the sheet from them if you have a pro account). I was taking flute lessons and still I didn't realize this until much later on!

Mersi! :)

Mersi! Da, o sa mai urmeze cateva piese curand!

The piece is in 3/4 and the tempo is 70. You can either start right on the first beat with the "b" and omit the first d, which comes before. That is called a "Pickup measure", where there is one note that is before the 1st beat of the first measure. That is why I left some time before the backing track starts and an additional guitar measure. So if you want to start on the "one" with "b.... a b D b...", you would need to count 6 guitar notes which comprise the first measure and start on the 7th note. Now if that is hard, than you need a backing track with a metronome, which I create on Patreon (but haven't yet for this piece). I don't know if I would have been able to play along with a backing track like this in my first year and a half of flute lessons, although some people probably can do it easily. I will also make a cover myself so you can hear.

Da, posibil sa fie un pic straniu si pentru ca am trecut de la La major la minor la un moment dat. Experimentez :)

Thank you for your comment - however I don't think this style of guitar really works for this tune which is why, now that I own an actual guitar, I made a different version. And I plan to remake it even better as I keep practicing: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIO4pmqwq6upbrssi What speed is it usually played at?

I'm not sure exactly cause we stopped along the way in various places. But the walk itself takes about as much as you can see in my 3 clips plus a little more, cause I filmed almost the entire way. I started from the area with the restaurants.

Glad to hear you liked it!

Ma bucur ca ti-a placut!

Thank you!

That was a C#, so a little smaller.

I don't know

Taiwan

That was not a metal Ney, put a plastic Ney made by me from a pipe. But you can buy great metal Neys from Simone Horus.

Thanks! I find that on Ney, it takes a long time to get the sound, but once you get it, it's pretty much the same tone every time, it's not difficult anymore (like on Flute or Quena for example). I don't pay much these days, but I do plan on creating a Frame Drum course.

Thanks! Did you succeed? :) I live in Bucharest

Thanks!

Thanks! Are you practicing snapping? I want to mention something I didn't know when I made this video - with the free hand, it's not necessary to snap the index on top of the middle finger, it's also possible to do it the normal way.

@@danmusiceasy yes i am! I'm in the state of life that i'm understanding How breathing is in everything I do, and that I can do anything with it. So it's taking a lot of effort to snap them rhythmicaly, so I can get to the point I don't think about it at all. The index swap was Just mindblowing for me. So i'm very happy when i find people that I connect to in any level. One day i'll link you a video of me doing It playing some brasilian music xD Thanks! Have a great day

​@@pedroricardomg Good luck! If you feel like it, I invite you to join my Facebook group - Frame Drumming, Percussion and Music Production Basics: facebook.com/groups/293829225519223 I plan on creating an online course in English soon and you will be able to try it for free for a week.

@@danmusiceasy 👏😌🌟

Hi. How did you use the harirdryer? And what was the improvement? I've just bought a 22 inch remo with the fiberskyn head and it sounds a little flat and dull compared to videos I've seen. I'm wondering if the hairdryer will help me, but not sure how to use it!

@@biskoss I used it a little in the middle of the drum, then checked the sound, then a little later on I tried again, by blowing for longer. I did't realize how much it improved until later on. This is how it sounds now - vm.tiktok.com/ZMY8oVdcg/

@Dan Mihaescu / World Flutes and Drums great thanks Dan. That does sound a lot better!

@@biskoss You're welcome! Let me know if you succeed with your drum! :)

That's an idea, where did you find the way to it?

Thank you! Btw, I am planning to put together a course where I explain in detail how to create variations like this.

@@danmusiceasy good luck with that man!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad it helped!

Thanks for sharing!

Did you try it? And did you play it on tin whistle

Thank you!

@@danmusiceasy can you make tabs for shape of my heart (sting) tin whistle D

@@Silivren-Míriel I'm not making tabs at the moment, maybe for some pieces that I will play myself... Highly recommend you learn to read sheet music and look for it on Musescore

You're welcome!

You can find it in my Tin Whistle App: holis.ro/tw/ - it's only a web app, not to be installed on a phone. Be sure to scroll to the right by clicking on the arrow. If you want to get it as a downloadable mp3 in 2 or 3 keys, you can find it on my Patreon: www.patreon.com/focusandsound

Thank you. Keep up the great work

Thank you!

I don't know... Maybe because it's very hard to play.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

Mersi! Sarbatori fericite si tie!