There comes a point in learning the didgeridoo when you know what you want from an instrument. Your drone is steady, circular breathing is coming together, and you have started hearing the difference between one didgeridoo and another. In this final video of the Didgeridoo Buyers Guide, Benny from Didgeridoo Breath talks about buying for […]…
One of the questions new players ask most is which wood makes the best didgeridoo. Someone tells them bloodwood is the one to have, and suddenly it feels like the most important decision they will make. In this video from the Didgeridoo Buyers Guide, Benny from Didgeridoo Breath explains why that is not really how […]…
If you have ever played two didgeridoos in the same key and wondered why one feels tight and the other seems to fill the room, the answer is often at the far end. In this short video from the Didgeridoo Buyers Guide, Benny from Didgeridoo Breath compares two instruments made by the same artist and […]…
Regular practice is what turns a wobbly drone into a confident one, but a full-length didgeridoo is not always easy to take with you. This short video shows the Didjidoo, a compact travel didgeridoo, and it raises a useful question for learners: how do you keep practising when you are away from home? A didgeridoo […]…
Many new players worry that they need to understand music theory before they can choose or play a didgeridoo. You do not. In this episode of the Didgeridoo Buyers Guide, Benny from Didgeridoo Breath talks about the note, or key, of a didgeridoo and offers a refreshingly simple way to think about it. This article […]…
Most people learning the didgeridoo reach the same moment sooner or later: it is time to get an instrument of your own. If you live near a didgeridoo shop you can pick instruments up, play them and compare. Many learners do not, and buying online raises an obvious question: how do you choose something you […]…
If you are learning the didgeridoo, the length of your instrument shapes how your lips need to work every time you play. In this part of the Didgeridoo Buyers Guide, Benny from Didgeridoo Breath explains how length relates to the note a didgeridoo plays and why beginners are usually better off avoiding the extremes. Here […]…
Once you have been playing for a while, you start to get a feel for what it takes to work your way around the instrument. At some point the question comes up: what should my second didgeridoo be? In this part of the Didgeridoo Buyers Guide, Benny from Didgeridoo Breath gives a simple recommendation, and […]…
When you are choosing a didgeridoo to learn on, the finish is often the first thing you notice. Some instruments are bare eucalyptus, some are polished to a shine, and some are painted. It is natural to wonder whether that choice will affect how the instrument sounds, or how quickly you progress. In this part […]…
The mouthpiece is the part of the didgeridoo you are in contact with the whole time you play, so it has a real effect on how comfortable your practice feels. In this part of the Didgeridoo Buyers Guide, Benny from Didgeridoo Breath shows two common types of mouthpiece and explains why the choice comes down […]…
If you are just starting out, one of the first surprises when you shop for a didgeridoo is the price range. Two instruments that look broadly similar can be listed at very different prices. In this part of the Didgeridoo Buyers Guide, Benny from Didgeridoo Breath explains where that difference comes from. Below we look […]…
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