Thank you so much! :)

Yeah, I absolutely agree. This year I tried several different whistles and flutes and now I am completely sure that whistles by A.Karavaev are the best

Thank you very much! :)

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Thank you! :) I once found that I usually add too much ornamentation to Irish tunes I play. And now I'm still trying to find the perfect balance between skillful technique and the beauty of simple sound.

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Thank you very much!! A few days ago, it's been a year since I started playing tin whistle. I'm a self-taught whistler. When I started, I tried to teach myself by watching video tutorials, using tabs, and even reading books about playing tin whistle, but soon I just gave it all up because it didn't work. Then I just found some whistlers whose playing style I really like, and I started picking up notes by ear and learning how good whistlers make their magic (ornaments, articulation and everything about beauty of flute music). And now I'm very happy to hear that my channel is helpful for you! This inspire me very much :)

@@TineSylkie Your progress is then unbelievable for playing the whistle for only one year. That gives me hope and ambition also that maybe I can make it like you did.

Thanks so much!

Wow, cool! Thanks :)

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Thank you very much!! I'm really glad to hear it :)

Go for it - the artist is responsive, and as a viewer, it's enjoyable to watch the channel grow.

Thanks! So, you want me to record some Irish tunes for your project? If I understand you correctly, then contact me please: tine.sylkie@gmail.com

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@@TineSylkie your welcome

@@TineSylkie на чём вы обрабатыввете звук флейты, и какой микрофон используете? Флейта в ИРЛ далеко не так звучит)

@@Eafether0042 эмм, а как она звучит в реальности?)) Конкретно в этом трэке я использовала только эквалайзер и ревербератор. Возможно, там ещё было немного компрессии на хай тин вистле, но уже не помню, сейчас я по-другому свожу. Сейчас у меня обычно связки эквалайзер+компрессор (оба от фабфильтра) и ревербератор (вальхалла рум), иногда ещё накидываю сатуратор (фабфильтр сатурн) и модулятор (ozone imager), ну и на мастер шине лимитер от фабфильтра. Микрофон AKG P220, абсолютно не рекомендую его для записи вистлов, особенно лоу, он собирает все призвуки стука пальцев и очень сильно вытягивает гулкие частоты, которые потом очень сложно прибрать в эквалайзере без ущерба общему звучанию.

@@TineSylkie понятненько. Да просто, видно, что тут есть место обработке на звуке. Вот и решил поинтересоваться. В реальности-то вистл зачастую куда более глухой звук выдаёт. Но в вашем ролике он очень хорошо звучит, хорошая игра

Thanks a lot, I'm really glad to hear that my editing is atmospheric :)

Thanks :)

@@TineSylkie my pleasure) Are you from Ireland?

@@psychedelicwriter5051 no, from Russia)

@@TineSylkie ух ты, я тоже! И как же получилось, что ты играешь на whistle?)

@@TineSylkie да ещё так здорово)

:D To be honest, I also love the sound of low whistle more than high tin whistle) And now I plan to record a lot of irish tunes played on low D.

Thanks! The raw version is lost :( I record all the parts at home.

This low whistle (and high tin whistle too) is made by russian master Alexander Karavaev. You can contact him here facebook.com/whistles.workshop/

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Thank you so much!! My fingers felt ok that day, it was only -5°С, and after a very cold week (-35°C every day) it felt like summer had come :D But a few days ago I was recording new video and it was -15°C and my fingers were absolutely frozen in half an hour of recording (and I was completely frozen too, but I realy need to make new video :D)

@@TineSylkie I used to live in a very cold part of Wyoming, as well I lived in Minnesota, 2 of the coldest places in the US, but I never tried playing music there. I do know your body adapts well... still the fingers, burr.i will keep watching your beautiful music. I chatted with the maker of your whistle and hope to buy one of his low D whistles someday . Are you in Russia also? I miss the winters. Where I live in WA state it is a different cold, humid and rainy it rarely snows .

@@TheMtnmamma Low whistles by A. Karavaev are the most wonderful at the most fair price, I really love his whistles. Yeah, I'm from Russia. And I can't imagine winter without snow and frost :D

I am saving to buy one of his whistles, I cannot decide which key to buy it is, he has so many beautiful ones. But I don’t want to have to learn the fingerings on anything besides a D . I know you own a low C also, any others? I love to hear you play , and I love the scenery

@@TheMtnmamma I own C and D whistles only. I absolutely do not recommend you buy a low C whistle as your first low whistle, because C whistle is a monster) It is very long and requires very good finger stretching. I, with my small hands, couldn't play the lowest note on a low C whistle for two months. And also low C is more sensitive to breathing, the lowest notes will be hard to blow clearly for first few weeks. I think the low D whistle is a perfect choice. Although I absolutely love reach bass timbre of the C whistle, I play it very rarely because my hands, especially right one, feel like after hours of yoga after a few minutes of playing.

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