The best way is to poke holes that are comfortably placed and slowly widen their diameter listening to the note changes with a tuner or a cell phone with a tuner app. It takes a lot of patience and trial and error. I have had the best luck with making an English pendant style ocarina ( google it) which only has four holes but can play a full octave. Good luck hope that helps!
Hi Rai! That is great news, 5th grade is a really fun grade! Thank you for commenting on my video! I keep up your creativity! I like you handle king of the Monkeys!
Hey Jonathon! Long time no see. I loved that video. Very well done. I hope y’all are good. If you’re ever up in Livermore check out the Springtown Art Center. Or just go online: www.springtownartcenter.com and see what I’m up to.
You explained the whistle ramp better than anyone else. Thanks!
Sweet, thank you!
That is the coolest ocarina I have ever seen in my life
Wow! Thank you so much!
A video! Hooray!
The glasses are back!!
Sweet bro! Miss you guys!
it's clear how to make the whistle part. how do we then poke holes to make it play do re mi ... relative to its inherent tone pls?
The best way is to poke holes that are comfortably placed and slowly widen their diameter listening to the note changes with a tuner or a cell phone with a tuner app. It takes a lot of patience and trial and error. I have had the best luck with making an English pendant style ocarina ( google it) which only has four holes but can play a full octave. Good luck hope that helps!
very nice
Hey its me Rai from camp i was in your class. Well just to let you know im goin into 5th grade this year :)
Hi Rai! That is great news, 5th grade is a really fun grade! Thank you for commenting on my video! I keep up your creativity! I like you handle king of the Monkeys!
POV Pottery ok :)
And thank you :D
Hey Jonathon! Long time no see. I loved that video. Very well done. I hope y’all are good. If you’re ever up in Livermore check out the Springtown Art Center. Or just go online: www.springtownartcenter.com and see what I’m up to.
Good to hear from you Sue!