HITTING THE SECOND OCTAVE SMOOTHLY | 60 SEC TIN WHISTLE TIPS
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2021
- Struggling to hit those high notes cleanly and consistently on your tin whistle? Try this 60 second tutorial to take your whistle playing to the next level!
This is a Chris Wall whistle from: chriswallflutes.com/
and the tune is part of 'Da Lounge Bar' .
Tutorial for 'Da Lounge Bar' here:
• Da Lounge Bar - TIN WH...
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I always feel I have to wait till the neighbours are out before I try the 2nd octave! :)
Tongue. When you tongue you will have more control able to split the notes in a good quick manner and less shrill.
I started using the rubber band trick to mute the sound while I practice. Game changer. I practice way more now. I don’t have to wait to be alone anymore.
@@mightymoose1158 what's the rubber band trick please?
@@applemanuk she showed us how to « mute » or certainly quiet the flute down. I tried a thin rubber band wrapped multiple times around the window. You have to play around with the elastic to get the sound you want but it will be quieter. I happened to find an elastic for a lobster claw and it fit perfectly over the window. The result is barely audible sound but you can still hear the notes you play. So I can practice with people around and it doesn’t bother them. So I get a lot more practice and enjoyment with my tin whistle.
Like on the highland bagpipe ... relax the fingers ! Not easy but with à lot of practice the issue is resolved. It took me 1 week to relax the fingers on Mason apron, each time i learn a New tune i am stressed ...
Not a bagpipe player but when I try to play fast my fingers really clinch up, it's like my brain is saying no too fast
Thank you thank you thank you! I really struggle with this! ✨❤️✨
Thank you, this is what I needed! It's the one thing that's currently stopping my progress. Well... that and a new neighbour upstairs who never goes out, but that's a different kind of problem :) I think I can solve that one by driving to a remote spot!
Check out my other RUclips shorts! I have one on how to quieten your whistle so you can practise any time of day 😊 x
I feel you! 😅 On the other hand: Playing in a forest or somewhere else in nature is actually quiete nice
Or..... keep playing til he GOES OUT
@@chrisnielsen1767 I'm happy to say that problem has now vanished. I moved to a farmhouse in Aberdeenshire, and my nearest neighbours are right at the bottom of the field :)
This is so good!
Worked, thanks!
thanks so much, your vediod are so helpful
Thank you so much for your channel! I’m having trouble hitting the second octave D on my e flat Shaw but I think I’ll get there eventually. Looking forward to going through your whole video catalogue!
This is great - thanks!
I have found it helpful to approach the whistle this way- the first octave think of spitting cherry pits. The second octave think of spitting watermelon seeds. The narrowing of the lips creates a more focused air stream and helps to hit the second octave.
Spitting the 🍉 seeds 😂 I loved it!
@@balbinka86 Ah, but was it helpful?
Thank you
Very cool, thank you very much
nice tips format
Thank you :)
Dude that is a pure clean whistle sound in the background, is that you?
Indeed it is 😊 the audio does have a bit of editing though. Most whistles don't sound that pure, it's not really the way they're designed...
Hey, I'm a big fan of yours (because of you I also bought a tin whistle ^^). I just wanted to ask if you might be able to do a touroial to the Palestine song by Walter von der Vogelweide, because I really like the song. Have a good time!
i love your beautiful smile
Thank you!! Do you think you can do a tutorial on ill fly away?
Send me a link to a version you like. I'll check it out!
@@CutiepieTinWhistle ruclips.net/video/vGTOXtJt_2E/видео.html or this one ruclips.net/video/il5f1_GnGPA/видео.html thanks!
What is that tune at the end of the clip??? I must learn!!!
It's called Da Lounge Bar - tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/IEOLG5vyTdI/видео.html
@@CutiepieTinWhistle thank you!!!!!
Has anyone received their ordered Chris Wall whistle within the past one year?
I have a C and D whistle. I can hit the high notes easy on my C but always struggle on the D, I feel like i have to blow wayyyy too hard. Maybe its damaged slightly?
Different whistles have different requirements, some are definitely more difficult than others. Try thinking about that narrow fast stream of air, that should hopefully help make the high notes on your D whistle feel a little more achievable. x
How you do that that's how they do lol
next how to hit third octave
You'll need a decent whistle for that, but the principal is the same. Fast, direct air, unusual fingerings so you hit the notes well, and the willingness to go deaf in the process 😆
@@CutiepieTinWhistle Thanks for the lesson 😄
Yeah a sound proof practice room or a really isolated place to practice LOL is a challenge too
Lol
I struggle with the low octave. Especially going from high to low.
Don't worry, got that video coming on Sunday! 😁👍 x
Моя главная проблема,жаль не знаю языка(
Unless you've got a cr@ppy, cheap and poorly made whistle. So good luck with that!
Don't worry, got a video coming out on Friday on how to tweak your cheap whistles 😜 I got you covered my friend! x
Awesome! I had the same issue - on my first whistle I sometimes cannot even get the high D right, but on my new one everything up to the high f is easy. The rest will come with practice, I hope
@@CutiepieTinWhistle Oh, I look forward to that one! I have one cheap and one decent whistle. Would be nice to make the cheap one sound as good as it can, at least.
@@macronencer Check out Becker whistles, hand made and very inexpensive. I have 12!