Now I'm thinking about quitting school and becoming a hermit mountain piper.
Mountain piping degrees take you places.
Like mountains.
[mp3]http://kiwi6.com/uploads/hotlink?id=yu076lfxx4[/mp3]
P.S.-My sources tell me you have to click that green module on the right in order for sound to be piped through your internet wires.
I have fuck of them.
I love it. <3
also they're called tin whistles you heathen
Quote from: fluxus on October 26, 2010, 06:07:41 PM
I have fuck of them.
I love it. <3
What brand? They've got to be the cheapest
real instrument you can buy.
Quote from: Fandango on October 26, 2010, 06:08:47 PM
What brand? They've got to be the cheapest real instrument you can buy.
I actually don't know. My father gave it to me when I was younger and it's straight black with no marks or logos or engravings or anything.
Quote from: fluxus on October 26, 2010, 06:11:50 PM
I actually don't know. My father gave it to me when I was younger and it's straight black with no marks or logos or engravings or anything.
I have a few wood flutes and a couple of bamboo side blown ones, but getting the breathing right on these things is kind of difficult. It's easy to get that crunchy shit sound.
Of course, that could have more to do with the quality of the piece.
Quote from: Fandango on October 26, 2010, 06:14:55 PM
I have a few wood flutes and a couple of bamboo side blown ones, but getting the breathing right on these things is kind of difficult. It's easy to get that crunchy shit sound.
Of course, that could have more to do with the quality of the piece.
Yeah it can get bit of getting used to.
From what I've noticed irish tinwhistles are particularly sensitive to any movement of air, so you have to be careful with your breathing or you can mess up.
I have one too.. I don't ever play it.
those things make me think of hobbits and The Shire