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Kevin
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Posted: 2006-03-17 18:49 CET | |
| I know that in a bunch of the posts alot of you have mentioned circular breathing so I was wondering if you guys have some tips to help me learn because I am finding it the hardest thing ever. I know half of you say it's easy but I just can't get a handle on it. I have a didgeridoo and I can make all sorts of kick ass sounds and I find it is so much fun to play but the whole inability to circular breathe is really holding me back. I would love to use it in my band for a song but I can't do that untill I can circular breathe. So yeah, any tips would be greatly appreciated because I've been trying on and off for a couple months now and it gets very frustrating. Thanks. | ||
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Kevin
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Posted: 2006-03-17 18:52 CET | |
| I forgot that there was a post in the trumpet section but whatever. | ||
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willk14
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Posted: 2006-04-03 16:44 CET | |
| i saw a circular breathing page on wikipedia.org so i would try that. I think one of the exercises you can do is get a straw in a glass of water and try to keep blowing bubbles without stopping. | ||
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Kevin
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Posted: 2006-04-05 03:27 CET | |
| Thanks man. I will definately check that out. I've tried the straw thing but I need a bigger straw. The whole technique is such a pain. | ||
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