I have been experimenting with different set ups and ways to record inside and outside. I now use a Tascam Portacapture x8 to record sound at a better quality and it works well inside. Oh, and in case you were interested, yes my son Knut was born on the 18th last month and yes, he is healthy. It’s been great to steal myself away in quiet moments to record and play music. Working part time as a teacher in Germany now works well balancing music, family and work. Still a bit of an adjustment from working on boats, festivals, delivering yachts and sailing around the South Pacific… I notice my creativity thriving in the music space though and I am very excited to show you the new studio set up soon and continuing with the lessons on Skool. Here is my latest sound journey with the old set up in my current studio. You'll see the new and super cool set up in my following videos and future lesson recordings. I hope you are doing well too where ever you are. And if you like my creations, please subscribe, like, share or comment. It helps a whole lot to keep the momentum going. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8koz1jVyBc&t=21s

Thank you everyone who joined the online sound journey 💛 It was really special sharing that space with you. I’ve just posted the recording here for anyone who wants to revisit it or catch what they missed. If you feel like it, give the video a like and subscribe — it genuinely helps and lets me keep offering more of these. Big thanks for being part of it ✨

Where do you see yourself in one year from now? 🌱🚀

This lesson deepens your practice by adding vibrato, tone shaping, and pop accents to an already steady drone. The focus is flow and continuity, with circular breathing as an optional layer. Enjoy! and let me know how this practice is going for you :) also wondering, if any of you appreciate student notes?

I have watched this vid multiple times being amazed again and again until I tried a didge that had similar shape to his. Have you ever played a modern long necked and big bowled didge? Did you notice the increased back pressure and how playing faster or making “tuts/trumpets” is easier? https://youtu.be/B5BWC7-r6w4?si=ajI_se4hk7oeplPd