Dynamic Multi-Drone Didgeridoos (Yeti Technique)
Didgeridoos built to truly expand the range of what is currently possible with this instrument. these didgeridoos will make it easier for any didgeridoo player to learn a new technique i have developed which enables a player to play incredibly low notes on short/normal sized didgeridoos. most recently as of september 2009 i have been able to play drones as low as low low A. thats a whole octave below what most didgeridoo players would consider a low A that would normally requires a 6-10 foot didgeridoo to play. so on a 6-10 foot didge i am able to hit a low A that would normally require a 15-25 foot didge to generate.

Thought I would start a tooting thread in which people can share their tooting experiences. Is tooting a technique you like to use? Are there didges you play that have much better toots than others? How many levels of toots do you use when playing a particular didge? What toot notes does your didge play? Do you circular breathe while tooting? And anything else you would care to share on the subject
of tooting.