Slide didge will allow you to play any note! This didgeribone is perfect for playing with other musicians. This version of the didgeridoo slide is also compact and does not take up much space! The 2 parts are connected using an aluminum thread. The longest part of the didgeridoo in the disassembled state is 80 cm. The inside of the mouthpiece is made with special wisdom. We inserted a smaller diameter pipe inside. As a result, the didgeridoo is very easy to play because the back pressure is very good. The wooden part of the didgeridoo slide is made of very light and beautiful mountain hibiscus wood.

1. High-quality wood processing. We pay special attention to mouthpiece flow as your mouth will have to interact with this part of the instrument. You also won’t have to doubt in junction safety of glued wood halves. The glue has passed the time and high pressure tests. In most didgeridoo instruments, the seam is practically invisible.
2. Didgeridoo balance coming from high vibration resonance, ample loudness and bright vocalization.
3. Easy trumpet playing. In artisan didgeridoos, two first toots are usually made easily.

How to play the didgeridoo: simple tips

1. Warm up the lips, massaging them with your fingers before playing. Try to create a lip trill sound on a long exhale a la “pr-prrrrrrr”.
2. Do not press the mouthpiece too hard to the lips. Keep the average pressure, comfortable enough to produce a sound.
3. Beginners should practice 20-30 minutes a day, about three times a week.
4. The problem of “nervous neighbors” is solved by putting the didgeridoo bell under the blanket or under the pillow. But do not plug the socket itself, because sounds should come out of the instrument freely.
5. When you learn how to produce the basic sound – “drone”, practice it on one long exhale, saving the breath. In the frameworks of this exhalation you will be able to consciously play rhythms and be able to hear them.
6. Now you’ve learned how to play the basic sound? Excellent! While producing the drone sound on one long exhale try to imitate speaking, moving your tongue in your mouth using the lips and the cheeks saying:
   • di-dge-riiiiiiiiiidoo
   • tow teu
   • taka-taka
7. As soon as you learned how to produce the drone sound, you can sometimes close your eyes and blowing it, pay attention to how it changes after you:
   • move your tongue in different directions. For example, like a piston.
   • inflate and deflate the cheeks
   • speak with your high or low voice

Taking the time, learn new sounds, and how by changing the oral cavity you can influence it.