Multidrone Overview and Comparison

[@AntJoCac]

Your outfits are hysterical.

[@musicwithten]

3:33 Facts! My PVC didgeridoo is tuned to D but the first trumpet is all the way at A. It wasn't until I bought an F tuned teak didgeridoo that I realized how easy toots can be compared to a PVC didgeridoo.

[@SleeplessMonk]

Love the details you go into, haha so precise. Your passion for music theory is very inspiring bro

[@ShufflingNewb]

You're so informative, thank you.

[@WetDidgeridoo]

@Musicislove123 Thanks you! and you kind of answered your own question. I'm not sure about breaking up an air column but it will add bass and usually increase volume as well. Those two effects will happen without lowering the drone nearly as much as it would if you opened up and built it longer instead of wider. Hope that helps!

[@tomiroa559]

Espectacular!!!!!

[@horohue]

Hallo Will ,I like your Vids.In Februar I have meet Ondrey Smejkal,and he told me the same like you! About the Drone and 1st Trumpet.I have a Didg. it is Made from Basalt(Stone),I love it ! . But the 1st. Trumpet is in the next Oktave.Now I make the Bellend longer.Thank you for teaching me,I am very Happy now.See you,Horst hückstädt from Germany.

[@ididjaustralia]

good explanation!

[@WetDidgeridoo]

Thanks!

[@jameslibtech]

thanks for the awesome video!

[@WetDidgeridoo]

@eltotoX Awesome, PVC can play very well if you use it right. For the best Vocalization have the neck bore larger. To make a multidrone with good vocals you will need to find the balance you like. I find that because i coat the interior with a hard exoxy resin that vocals project even on tight bore necks. But basically, larger bore didges have better vocals. Good luck!

[@lucianogoette6005]

gracias !!!!!!!!!

[@WetDidgeridoo]

@Cre8iveSignWorks haha well thanks for being honest, it may really help to read the text on the website first which is linked in the description

[@WetDidgeridoo]

@acidfriend47 I think it is one of the canon rebels... My buddy Mike Occoner films all of these videos with that and records sound separately. He's the man, no mike, no WET videos

[@francescogibaldi]

Another interesting video, you're geniuos!

[@emilz10]

Awesome vid!

[@K22channel]

great william (: you are a master teacher!

[@JammTj664]

so fuckin awesome the mandoline and the didg,what chords you use in the mandoline???? i have a baritono ukelele i can play those chords with my ukelele!!!

[@davidw7468]

Love the video. Learned allot. I tried to follow the link in the description but the article seems to be down. could you post a new link in the comments. Thanks so much for the info. Keep up the good work and holding down the high vibes.

[@WetDidgeridoo]

David W Thanks David! Yeah I just updated the link. Thanks for pointing that out! Glad it helped:)

[@WetDidgeridoo]

@DominicVideos Thanks Dominic:) I wanna hear your son play it!

[@scottpetrie8707]

Ahhhh MASTER. I know this is an old post, but I will be starting to make my own. I will be turning mine on a lathe and splitting. I guess my real question is, how do you add sections?

[@kassih.musica]

Hi! Thank you so much for all content on this channel! I am about to craft my first Agave Didge and found the software Didgmo, but it looks really hard to understand, I am Brazilian and here we use other metrics system. Do you have experience with this software? I'd love to have a class of it! Thanks! Keep Didging

[@Musicislove123]

Great video will! very informative. I was curious though, you said making the bell longer brings the horn note closer to the fundamental (or something like that?) what if you instead made the bell not very long but instead very wide, would it compensate for the lack of length or would that simply break up the air column on the inside and only make the instrument very bass heavy and unbalanced?

[@Christophe_L]

Thanks A LOT for this! I've been looking for something like this, some of us can't afford good didges and have to resort to PVC! (also good didges are hard to find around these parts of the globe). One question, though: what should I have in mind if I want to make a didge that is good for vocalisation? Thanks, Will!

[@OrgathmTech]

nice. a lot of cool informations ^^

[@Cre8iveSignWorks]

i tried watching the whole video....really i did. but you confused the crap out of me, lol. i did learn something though, so ill come back to it when i get more time cheers

[@michaeldemertzi5973]

The way he bends the pitch and creates an almost distortion like effect at 23:49 and 23:57, is that particular to a multi-drone didge or is it equally easy (or hard) to do on a traditional didge?

[@acidfriend47]

What kind of camera do you use?

[@ShufflingNewb]

I'm having trouble getting YoutTube to play this past roughly 11:00 and 12:00

[@PennieEast]

The digi should bring peace. If you dont like then dont watch. Peace and love everyone! Keep up the good vibes

[@fernandorendon8618]

14:56 james bond doesn't like

[@WetDidgeridoo]

Fernando Fernando 😂😂

[@canzonettas]

do bosda eine ins röhrl :-)

[@WetDidgeridoo]

Thrift store fiend haha

[@seanrphill]

yawn, hey look at my didgeridoos.Boring. until the end. the info was informative, presentation was yawnville county.