Didjbox Travel Didgeridoo Demo with Facebagel

Sound samples and explanation of the Marko Johnson Didjbox travel didgeridoo with Matthew White aka Facebagel.
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00:01 Intro
00:07 Drone
00:29 Description
01:23 Vocals
01:43 Toots
2:01 Goodbye!

[@guitarfox8316]

Holy god that sounds so much better than I expected for a tiny didgeridoo

[@thisartistsdream]

That's awesome. Saw it in a store and just couldn't believe it could work like a traditional didgeridoo

[@nkronert]

That's truly amazing!

[@shawnkislenger3024]

Sounds great for the size!

[@WillyFranklinOnBass]

My wife would KILL ME!!! 🤣🤣

[@WetPaintChi]

All the more reason to get one lol

[@milquetoastmusic]

That is sooooo cool!

[@facebagelmusic]

🎶🙌🙌

[@larsstougaard7097]

Cool 😎

[@latenttweet]

needs more views.

[@AlphaFox38]

WHAT??????? YASSSSS!!!!!! AMAZING!!!!

[@levfoto9809]

Cool! This one has the right sound! despite the small size!!! Can you provide a link to the dimensions on how to do the whole process yourself!

[@bujablaster]

I am actually looking for something like this (have 4 different traditional didge from different woods at my home already ;)). Even telescopic ones are either still too long or expensive (if being able to fold into smaller size). This looks and sounds like something i would get. I am only worried about one thing - everyone who played any wind instrument knows, how nasty can be all the moist you breathe out accumulating in instruments. In straight didge no problem, everything goes, um, naturally, away from didge. But this? Won't be some serious splashing after few playing sessions? Is it possible to clean it without damaging wood itself?

[@LoveGuruBlaire]

What happened? Did you get more info? Please share.

[@DrustZapat]

Anyone have tips on how to clean this thing?

[@AutumnLuz]

🤯

[@facebagelmusic]

🦑🦑🦑

[@Yamashta]

Just got mine. Trying to figure out how to make it sound like a didg and less like me just blowing a raspberry into it haha

[@KleinHeister]

Sold

[@johnhanover2229]

Mine doesn’t sound like that lol.

[@Silence0764]

Is that loud or low sound?. Pretty cool wood.

[@cigarbox11]

3000yrs ago this was called a snake, very ancient.

[@TheCreedBratton]

do these ever get moldy inside?

[@IntoTheOutside000]

It's a percussive instrument. Like a drum there are certain frequencies along with their over/under tones that resonate naturally with the geometry of the instrument. You can use your vocal chords along with it to created a range of harmonic or dominant sounds depending on how the note you vocalize resonates with the main drone or 'key' of the instrument as any two notes played together would. The closest you can get to chromatic didgeridoo is the one that slides to extend like a telescope but you can only ever can a rage of a couple of whole steps and some change at best. It plays the role of a drum or a drone like a singing bowl depending on the style being played.

[@cindycartee5600]

How difficult is it to learn to play? Where would I go to learn? Thank you

[@BridgeSetSound]

Hi Cindy, it can be difficult but is a great instrument to learn for breathing as well as sound. We no longer provide the service or product but would recommend pursuing it!

[@beloved6003]

Is it easier to play than a full size dig

[@BridgeSetSound]

Mouthpiece is a good cut and back pressure is great for learning. Most didges are pretty unique to one another based on the mouthpiece but yes, this one is easy to play!

[@999Arhat]

Прекрсное исполнение! Мира всем и Радости!

[@tritonsquad5159]

My ears are bleeding ...

[@lancethrustworthy]

Our esteemed demonstrator and or the audio person screwed up by not putting a mic near the mouth of the demonstrator! Phooey! Room reverb is not your friend! Scrap this video and try again. Someone should have spoken up during production!

[@gregtaylor9584]

Calm down, mate! I could hear him loud and clear.