What do the arrows mean on the cards?

Are you talking into the didg for that rhythm or just breathing that spacing and timing?

Love your content!!

This was a great video that helped me to organize my "packets" in a more structured way. Now all I gotta do is remember the first set of packets after I play for awhile, I tend to go into a trance lol. Thanks for the information! Also great tip to play with a metronome!!!🎉

I know nothing od the didgeridoo, but still enjoyed this video. Ready to dance around a fire, rocking out to so didgeridoo vibes! 💃

Hi Gauthier, thanks for this simple and clear basis for creating ryhthms

this new series is so awesome, I just discovered it and I love to practice these rhythms. helps me a lot to get better. thank you

I'm a beginner of two days. I have watched a lot of videos to breathe through the nose while playing but I cannot seem to get the hang of it which means I run out of air.

wow amazing lessons!!, my playing totally transformed using a metronome and also taking smaller breathes!!! Thankyou.

Nice work!

I find another reason being the amount of thought you spend while playing. Remember your brain needs air to think. If you're on a happy balance with your air and you start observing, thinking, planning mentally, you can easily lose your balance. So how to fix this? Incorporate your patterns into your body and let your body play, not your mind. Trust yourself and don't analyze while playing. Analyze your recordings after the fact.

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I really do like how passionate you are when speaking about Ash Dargan style, this is the best way to transmit your passion and invite us to do as well, thanks a lot

Great input, once more! I love you english videos, and my French isn't good enough to get everything in your French videos, but I try anyway, so, so much information!! It takes time to get through, but you became one of my frequent didg teacher online, calm, clear, and good content. 5/5!! Merci beaucoup 🙏🏻☺️

Gauthier, another great video full of easily understood information thank you.

Well organized and useful information. Thank you. 🙏

Great video again. My Ash Dargan rhytm is starting to get natural to play now. Your english is perfect. I am very busy now in the summer, but i have been thinking about getting lessons from you in the autumn. What is your lessons in €?

Great video Gauthier. Only one specification, technically the toot sound is not an overtone. This is a very widespread misunderstanding in the didjeridoo world. In fact, the overtones are multiples of the frequency of the fundamental, which does not happen for the didgeridoo. Technically the toot is a melodic interval. A hug and good work!

Dynamics... very well explained and i love how you picked a rhythm from Ash 🙂 one of my big influences.

Great again! Thanks 🙏

Beautiful rhyme, thanks for decorticating this great piece by Ash Dargan.

Amazing.... Thank you :)

Very nice video - thanks a lot!

Super explications Gauthier 👍 plein de bonnes vibes et bonne continuation 🤗

Thank you for the great explenation. What means the arrow in the rythem ?

the example was mastery! thank you , i think i got it! time to practice

Your lessons are some of the best! I learned to circular breath using your videos. (They were the most helpful.) Looking for your lessons in English.

Franchement vraiment trop bon!!!!

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Really really useful explanation on the timing of didgeridoo music I was racking my brain on trying to mimic that style and you just made it make sense thank you my didgeridoo dude

Super tutoriel.. Merci beaucoup. J'ai essayé de faire le même travail sur un morceau de Ash Dargan "kwa dance of the crow". J'ai du mal à saisir les articulations utiliséses. Si un jour tu fais un tutoriel sur ce morceau ça serait top. Merci encore

Cool! Please do some more videos like this to show differet dynamic styles.

I've been trying to figure out the phonetics of Ash Dargan to play in the last 6 months, but I haven't been able to. I really like his style, so it was a surprise when I saw your lesson with good details above. ✌ I like the way you explain where the dynamic should be. But I have a problem to overcome right now: If I do the first part with emphasizing the dynamics, unfortunately I run out of breath fast in circular breathing. I am thinking the cause is, maybe I don't have giant lungs to pump, as usually the aboriginal didgeridoo players having. 🤣 So the question is, how I should compensate to achieve the same dynamics playing? By the way, I am Bela the HU player if you remember. 😉

Great video. This will be my next practise challenge. What didgeridoo are you playing on this video?

I like ash dargan style, and your lessons are the Best! ❤ What about your New album?

Thank you this is vary helpful because i struggle with staying on track, last night i was practicing the music aspect of playing and using music beats to keep me in line I think your English is vary good i understood everything just fine.

Amazing!!! Big thanks for these tips!!!

Thx for this video. For me I like to compare musical didge playing with playing on a drumset. To make ist more musical you change from playing regular snare, basedrum, hihat to other parts of the drumset like tomtoms, clash, standtom e.g. to ad something during playing. And so we can do on the didgeridoo too like you showed to us👍 Keep on didgen everyone!

Wonderful video, thank you for teaching in English!

This is a fantastic resource, thank you. But your simple is my end goal haha.

Started practise didgeridoo 6months now. Great you make new videos👍. Thanks.

Your lessons and presentation are the most valuable to me. Your level always motivates me. Thank you for such a valuable lesson!

Hi Gauthier, Just wanted to thank you for your circular breathing videos (ironically, on a video about a rhythm which does not require it). Following your approach finally enabled me to combine all the parts and chain them together. Now I just need to get the drone sound on the inhale. Thank you again! Greetings from America.

amazing

great

Wow, nice playing at your didgeridoo. Today i have buy a didgeridoo too, i have subscribed on your youtube because i think i can learn a lot from you

can you help me find didgeridoo sellers?

Can you recommend someone from US?

I need to know, how long would you recommend a new player of the didgeridoo to try this after getting their first 1

Most helpful, thank you!