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Bomberbone
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Posted: 2006-08-17 06:57 CET | |
| Who all else can do it? For those who are unsure circular breathing is the ability to play for extremely long periods of time while breathing. I've only managed it once or twice - trying to work it up to were its habit. | ||
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Flem
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Posted: 2006-08-17 18:06 CET | |
| Im not sure exactly how u do it... but i heard you have to breath in threw ur nose while puffing air out with ur cheeks or something? I do know that the greatest instrument to practice it on is a digerydoo(sp). | ||
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awesome-possum
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Posted: 2006-09-16 19:58 CET | |
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Flem,you are right.You have to breath through you're nose and exhale through you're mouth.I have difficulty at times but i have only started out after a year of stopping. Skank on!!!!!! wooooooo!!!!!! 
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dragonsgem
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Posted: 2006-09-17 03:23 CET | |
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ive been trying it for a little while now but the technique is right while playing you puff out your cheeks and push them back in and at the same time then u breath through your nose |
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