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Basically, just mess around with the whistle(s) (you will eventually get WhOA) and see if it fits with the least "odd" notes. That's okay, I already have WhOA. A mild case, at the very least. >.> I tend to play the whistle whenever the opportunity arises. And when the opportunity doesn't ...

If you haven't noticed from my last few threads, I am a newbie whistler, and still trying to figure out different concepts of playing the whistle. A Meg, specifically, if that helps... Anyways, sharps and flats are unavoidable in music in most cases, so it would probably help to know how to play the...

Screechy Meg would be a great tune title. I'm just sayin'.... Last time somebody said something like that, it turned into a song. *attempts to play the Buzzing Whistle Jig* Meg's are generally easy blowers and very forgiving so it could be that you are just overblowing. I've never come a cross a Cl...

Quite often, my Meg will sound screechy when I'm trying to play it. What causes this, and is there a way to fix it?

I'm pretty sure I'm covering the holes just fine when I play, so I know it's not that, but I don't know what else it might be.

Okay, I'll take a look at those sights. Thanks, everyone. ^^

I have only recently gotten my whistle (a Meg D whistle, which I bought last Saturday), and I play the whistle whenever I can. I cannot read music very well though, nor can I play by ear yet, so I have been looking for a good site with whistle tabs on it. I have found one (guitarnut.com/folktablatur...