You can hear those lovely harmonics just wanting to shine through!! Beautiful sound and I really think you’ve got great consistency in your pulse, it’s really pleasant to listen to.
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Aaaaah that sounds great with a bit more pressure!!
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Super @simon the sound is really great.. you must be having a blast.. for the toots you’re really not far off.. it’s coming…
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Simple rhythmic pattern on the harmonics.
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Rhythmically precise with very clear harmonics that stand out from each other! And on top of that it gives us a nice gradient like in a rainbow 
Nice work @simon !
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Totally agree with @Geraldine - you’ve got a really clear sound, very clean. Your didgeridoo resonates beautifully in your space.
That’s lovely 
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Actually, I just need to work on the regularity of rhythms, gradually get used to keeping faster and faster rhythmic patterns, and forget about the metronome 
Thanks!
Yeah, this didge sounds really nice. Even when I’m not facing a reflective element (like through an open window for example) the sound stays clean. Quieter but precise.
I’ll have to do what I already did with the Airdidge, on a tripod, by the window with the headphones and the recorder at the end of the tripod to amplify the boulevard. Maybe people will hear me more
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Very clean, it’s nice and stable, the harmonics are brilliant!
It’s maybe just a tiny bit « choppy » rhythm-wise, it’s just missing a little roundness and smoothness and it would be magnificent but you’re on the right track anyway it’s very pleasant to listen to!
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The jerky side was intentional
Actually it was a harmonics articulation exercise to begin with, and my wife recorded me to play it back because she thought the rhythm was cool. So we did a quick clean video 
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Powww I love how clear your didge sounds..well done @simon that’s clean, I really think this instrument is gonna change your playing..
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I think he’s already started 
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We never get tired of it, the sound is really great, it’s a pleasure to see you progress and flourish with it
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Your harmonics are very clear and well articulated, nice exercise and great resonance of the sounds @simon.
The only downside I see is that your video is short and I have to replay it constantly while writing the comment. 
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Not at my best right now, but I’m sharing this freshly blown rhythm anyway.
Enjoy listening!
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Well, this little rhythm is really nice , there’s a bit for everyone
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yeah, I think it’s really good too, the beginning and end are very controlled and refined, an alternation of harmonics and rhythmic patterns changing tempo, it’s varied. This little form works well @simon.
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Excellent @simon. Nice mastery of your playing in the meditative style and the rhythm I agree with @Christophe_E your small stature doesn’t prevent you from expressing beautiful things with your Didgeridoo. 
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That didge was made for you, just the right pitch for you.
Solid progress and variations in your playing @simon.
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Yeah your new and magnificent didgeridoo is starting to sound great
You can really feel all the harmonic richness it gives off little by little, it’s really cool, and honestly even at a sustained rhythm it’s super relaxing to listen to ^^
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Thank you all 
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