Didgeridoo sounds: Wee Or Wee Or
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Lesson overview
When anyone learning to play the didgeridoo hears this sound, they say “I WANT TO BE ABLE TO DO THAT”. It’s a simple technique and sounds excellent. We show you how moving your tongue position changes the harmonics of the drone (dramatically).
Lesson goals
- Clearly hear the sound changes when moving your tongue in the “wee… or… wee… or” positions
- Keep your cheeks in tight to get the sharpest sound
- Increase the range of the “wee” and the “or”
- Be able to play both slow and fast tongue movements
Training tips
- Keeping your cheeks in tight and close by using the Mona Lisa smile technique will make a huge difference in the clarity of this technique
- Practice makes perfect. Keep practicing this for hours, days, weeks, months… it will be worth it!
- The clearer your drone sounds, the better you will hear the tongue movements
- Stay gentle. The better it sounds, the less air you will be using
Give it a try, let us know how you go and if you get stuck, post a question in the comments section below