Professional Flumies.... Sound Advice!

A brief tutorial for gong players wishing to improve their flumie playing technique.

[@namelesslight3303]

Amazing sounds!!! Smooth tutorial. Thank you.

[@TeriWilder]

LOVE my B Love flumies! This is really helpful!

[@scoobydoonewlon]

KZbin at night got me here and I love it

[@Pathstobalance]

Nice tutorial, thank you. It's easy to try and apply more pressure in order to get more sound, when just the opposite produces the desired result. What great teachers these instruments are. Cheers!

[@AlanSteinborn]

Nice. Thanks.

[@JohnLRice]

Very nice! :-)

[@barbaradingen825]

Very helpful, thank you 🙏🌟

[@HushHour_Alicia_Ma_Ri_Atu_Ma]

Great overtones from that gong!!

[@teresac.g.8369]

Thanks!!!! I love it!!!

[@deepbluewaterful]

The sound of this gong is so rich...is that possible to obtain those different notes also on a Chao gong, those from Wuhan to be precise?

[@resonanttransitions]

This is an incredible gong in-person, but you can find Chau gongs that are similar sounds. Every gong is unique though, so really great to go shopping with your flumies.

[@deepbluewaterful]

@@resonanttransitions thanks!

[@nitnickers]

What gong an size is this ... It's beautiful

[@johannabernardy5923]

What kind of gong is this