The Didgeridoo Horn/Toot with Adam "CrookedStixz" Henwood

Master Craftsmen Adam "CrookedStixz" Henwood explaining the toot/horn note on his most recent visit to Spirit Gallery. CrookedStixz didgeridoos are well known for smooth, easy to hit trumpet notes..check them out www.spiritgalle...

[@understorey_life]

Big thanks! Really nice and short video, on the point. Greetings from Perth!

[@yehabon]

Great tutorial, much appreciated.

[@nebojsabobic6480]

So nice explained!!!Thank you so much!!!Me needed this!!!

[@nebojsabobic6480]

It is also important to have good didg for this.If is not good didg it will need a lot of players strenght to produce this sound.So this can be also the problem with making this sound.

[@SomeUrbanNinja]

excellent Craftsman, and a great didge player. Also it is cool he looks like a bald Hugh Jackman (wolverine)

[@tyrozone5]

Can you imagine his claws coming out of his hands when he hears something break.

[@willyamtiziano1]

so helpfull....thank's a lot...spiritGallery is the best

[@bentemin]

just got the toot! Thanks :D

[@mohammadanvari382]

powerfull

[@ThisliHechtli]

Sehr gut!!

[@Dandunu]

So flipping cool it pains me.

[@MichelInfiniteDidgSound]

Were do i breath?. At the toot?

[@LassieFarm]

Audio

[@guitartony95]

I've still problems with the toot :(
its sound isn't clean as it must be.
I overlap my upper lip on the lower and blow downward, but when I apply it on my didge, it sucks :(
Why guyss??

[@BikingVikingMTB]

Maneihdag lack of enough continuos correct hard pressure with the lips

[@guitartony95]

Jon Bowler Yeah I noticed it by time :)
Thank's Jon!

[@BikingVikingMTB]

Maneihdag No problem

[@LassieFarm]

All I get are fart noises