The Incredible Woodslide Didgeridoo!

[@edgarwalk5637]

That low note was... Wow!

[@donovanbr100]

What a beautiful sound! The smile on your face and in your eyes tells me it was worth every penny! Congratz on the purchase.

[@Breathwood]

Yes! Exactly! I second guessed my desire to buy it for at least two years. It's a big investment. In the end, though, it's worth every penny for sure. I haven't traveled or performed with it yet, so those aspects are yet to be seen, but playing it is a joy.

[@zoltandidg]

@@Breathwood hello there^^ is that air or earth version?

[@keltoibard]

This is outstanding. Your excitement is the best testament.

[@Breathwood]

Yeah, super excited! :)

[@EclipseProjectMusic]

Fantastic demo. Thanks much!! I've also been wanting one of these for quite a long time. But it might well be out of my reach for a while. This is one of the first run through's I've found of it. I love the fact that it does the lower keys. Low A is harder to play, but has a wonderful quality to it for a meditative slow feel. This is the first slider model of any kind I've seen that does basically a full octave range and every key actually sounds good.

[@Breathwood]

Exactly!!!

[@woodslide]

WOOW !!! Thanks You David for this video. great presentation !!!

[@Breathwood]

You're so welcome! Thank you for the amazing instrument!

[@covington105]

That is awesome! I'm looking to hear your you play in a concert.

[@Breathwood]

Are you in Vancouver? That's the only place I'm performing at the moment.....

[@ericsotnak1425]

David, that is amazing! Thanks for sharing. Play it in good health.

[@Breathwood]

Thank you very much!

[@MrWarhead101]

Just a question or two, three: do you still use the wood-slide? Then secondly: How is it holding up? And thirdly: still so much fun to play this didgeridoo?

[@Dreadshoop]

Insane!!! This didg rocks! Thank you for sharing! When I get better and consistently have circular breathing down and some good beats, I hope to get one!

[@Breathwood]

Isn't it awesome! I love it. Let me know if you ever need help with circular breathing or rhythms. I'm here to help! And yes, I highly recommend this instrument. It's amazing.

[@ThePOSM]

Whata dig man!!

[@alfriedar]

wow that does sound good.. and you are skilled

[@Breathwood]

It's a great didge! And thank you. Working on it. :)

[@egonschmidty]

Thank's .. really nice

[@ZeroPointProductions]

sold!

[@alexdenny359]

Pretty dope sounds full and rich I travel with a carbon fiber airDidge my first and only would love to get a wood didge any suggestions? On type of wood and key for a beginner definitely like to feel of deep vibrations

[@Marc.Flandre.chefdechoeur]

The first position is triple dots on the brass tube. You have to ask for the document made by Jean Yves. Ha made a board with all the tune and how to organize the didg.

[@Breathwood]

Yes, he sent me the document! I just haven't fully read it yet.

[@guiomqc]

Any tips on how to play Ab and G with this amazing didge (the two lowest notes)? I’ve got trouble playing these…

[@no-co-ty]

Hi. What is the diameter of the brass pipe?

[@Marc.Flandre.chefdechoeur]

I have the same since one week :) amazing instrument ;)

[@Breathwood]

Awesome! What are you enjoying about it? Do you have any videos?

[@arnthjortkilde8527]

iis it classic air or earth

[@000MACK000]

What key is it in at 4:56 love that sound.

[@Breathwood]

It's around an E at that point!

[@veeeforvendetta]

It the mouth piece changeable? Is it to big the whole ?

[@anthonyman8008]

Wow! Looks like 432hz

[@osvaldosoares7088]

Hallo my friend. Good morning! on reality i saw someone playing this instrument here where i live in Freiburg - De- I want to have one. Where ?? can you give me the contact?? iknow that is made in france ... John Ive.. but?? no directions.. please!! Thanks. Os.

[@Breathwood]

Yes! He is here: facebook.com/WoodslideDidj Tell him I sent you! :)

[@fredsubishi]

Hey man I also bought one.. Earth vibes.. The problem with mine is that the tuning dots already have disappeared or have benn scrubbed of by the slides.. Now I want to repaint them but I don't know where they have to go.. Any advice on this problem? :) hugs from germany

[@Breathwood]

Nice!! They're a great instrument, aren't they! As for the dots, I would consider contacting Jean-Yves who makes them to see what he suggests. Those dots shouldn't wear off! At least, mine never have!

[@bfortier5198]

@@Breathwood naybe, use a Tuner app like on your phone and find wt precision the tonal changes in key of anything? then paint a mark with something im goin to try and see what my didg seems to be,,,,

[@abhinavtyagi1804]

what mic to use for recording into PC?

[@jennyburkhart]

Do bigger (longer) didges need more push to blow on?

[@Breathwood]

It really depends on the didge! Some, yes! Some, no!

[@cadykyst1234]

Thanks for a great video. What length was your instrument at the second position? I loved that tone.

[@joshuashaffer6737]

Wow! Link to the artist that made it?

[@Breathwood]

facebook.com/WoodslideDidj

[@TiagoFrancisquinho]

Did you see what I played with it in didge to didge?

[@Breathwood]

No, totally missed that! Link?

[@synapses9973]

“Scott, why do I hear sounds of the outback in my evil underground layer?”

[@Breathwood]

😂

[@gigialberti1626]

What about the Incredible Woodslide Didgeridoo today? Why don't you use it in new videos? I like it but is it worth?

[@Breathwood]

Good questions! The woodslide is still incredible and I use it for performances. The fiberglass just happens to feel easier to play lately, and I can leave it sitting in a corner of the room whereas the woodslide needs a bit more care each time I play it. It is best to take it apart and let it dry each time, unlike other didges.

[@bfortier5198]

@@Breathwood wich fiberglass one you think sounds good???

[@guiomqc]

The Airdidge is a popular option.

[@xindronesdidgeridoos]

A real nice didge and I sure can see that you are enjoying it! I have a question though as a didgeridoo maker and budding player(one of my hobbies), I noticed that the sliding part is made out of some kind of metal. What kind of metal is it? Is it brass, stainless steel or what? The reason I'm asking is concern of rusting due to the moisture that always build up during play.

[@Breathwood]

I believe it's brass, but I'm not 100% certain. In the care instructions, the maker says it is very important to either remove the mouthpiece section from the metal after playing, or extend it fully. This way, the innermost section will dry and minimize and chances of the wood expanding inside the metal. As for rust, he didn't mention that at all!

[@NikkiXC]

Is that low G playable?

[@Breathwood]

It is! I'm just not very good with the lower notes.

[@WilliamAley]

Ah but another goal that sets the bar higher.

[@Breathwood]

I'm still always learning so much!

[@myromm]

Also, don't you have any curiosity on building an didge with your own hand? Since I've started playing, this drive to make one by myself has consumed me, i'll never feel complete without making one with my own hand

[@Breathwood]

Yes! I'd love to make one! I just haven't had access to the space or tools I would need to make one. But one day I will. I think it's an important step in the process of playing didgeridoo.