Intermediate Didgeridoo: Playing with Rhythm by Counting

This is a variation of Shine Edgar's polyrhythmic counting approach. It's my first go at sharing this, and I plan to revisit the explanation again. Let me know if you have questions!

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[mice]

As a visual learner I find your teaching style very graspable

[calexiou]

I just stumbled on this. Oh man you are such a great teacher. It is a shame that we don't see you any more. Thank you for all your videos.

[StphRolland]

Another super great video ! Thanks. Really inspiring.

[pesusa-artwork]

Very good expplanation! I never counted, while i`m playing, but this could help to keep my rhythm "on the way". Little difficult in the beginning, but it`s all about practising :) ... thank you!

[conradpower]

Thanks David, great video as usual! What I have trouble with is how they fit with a beat/ ie- 2:4 beat but playing a 3 rhythm over the top. I end up trying to fit my 3 beats in 3 but that's not technically correct 😀

[Skeed]

Where did you get that mouthpiece? or how can you make one and attatch it? Thanks

[keltoibard]

David, which slide type didge is that?