Didgeridoo Practice Tip – Losing Sound Quality When Playing Didgeridoo
Practice tips
- It is common to lose the sound quality when playing for a longer period of time. This is due to the muscles in your lips and mouth getting weak
- Just like push-ups, sit-ups or running, didgeridoo playing is an exercise to strengthen muscles
- The more you play, the stronger your muscles will get, the longer you can play for, the better the sound quality
- Even experienced didgeridoo players will lose sound quality when they have a break from playing
- Time yourself – see how many seconds/minutes you can play for while keeping a sharp sound. Write this time down and keep practicing to make this time longer and longer
- If you’re playing regularly for longer periods, it’s possible to be able to play for a long time without any sound quality loss
- Dribble is another thing that can get in your way. Some people get lots of dribble and some people dry up. Consistent practice is the best method to overcome this
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