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... available. The standard mouthpiece is called 'balanced', one is called 'Reed,' and one is called 'Chiff.' The balanced mouthpiece plays and sounds like many other low Ds, and it makes the instrument ...

... wait times posted, lots of other merchants selling supporting things (reed cane, etc), and lots of chat and websites with information about uilleann ... sites - to capitalize on the unsuspecting new piper (happily I found Chiff and Fipple before I succumbed!) Now, though there are undoubtedly more ...

... recorders and so on, so not so focused. I don't even know what a Chiff is but it sounds like someone's name. As Irish flute is more popular ... (?) except the very early Wicklow pipes (pan possibly) and Mayophone (reed 700 AD) both of Yew... and so I'm thinking feadan written in texts might ...

... can keep an eye on the Used Instruments Exchange forum right here at Chiff and Fipple: http://forums.chiffandfipple.com/viewforum.php?f=35 There's ... chanter: https://www.kmbagpipes.com/3D.html The chanter including reed and top are £ 255. Google says that converts to $329.78 at the moment. ...

... and that some recorder player who learned whistle then applied to whistle. That's my theory ... a note is a bad thing, usually caused by a bad reed. I first heard the term, I'm in the US of A, ... like you, never whistles until I joined the Chiff and Fipple community. Fun discussion though. ...

Hi Chiff and Fipple Uilleann Pipers, We are running a Tionól in Manchester with Calum Stewart ... Stewart. 10.30-11.30 - Using staccato and tonal variation with David Lim 10.30 - 15.00 Reed Making with Sean Jones 12.00 - 13.00 Try the pipes with Jim Horan 12.00-13.00 - Intermediate ...

... This is a near mint condition Wenham chanter with a good working reed. Email me for pictures or a uestions: Medievalpiper@yahoo.com Or, call/text for a quicker response: 305 746 8548 I have not been on chiff very often. However, I have a 100% positive rating on Banjo Hangout. Terms ...

... Mid range hybrid concertinas (concertina construction with accordion reeds) are certainly also around, but some find the accordion reed sound ... Check Concertina.net for lots of great info (the Chiff and Fipple of the concertina world).

he puts a paper tube at the end attached with rubber bands. When the whistle starts to get too sharp he can extend the paper tube to bring it ... flatter and sharper on each hole. This is necessary due to each reed having a unique built-in scale, and also certain notes of the scale ...

... mouthpiece leading to quite different habits compared to acoustic irish whistle for example. Regarding the reed mouthpiece, we still have to work on this to achieve similar results to the one we got ...

... similar to their preferred acoustic wind instrument. Having played saxophone, flute, clarinet, recorder and a number of rennaissance period double reed and wind cap instruments, one must ALWAYS adapt the blowing technique. The Lyricon, Akai and Yamaha all have breath velocity sensors. The standard ...

... to wind playing) but we also added a connection to allow future active mouthpiece to be used alternatively to the current mouthpiece providing reed control technics for example. One other point is to provide Wireless MIDI connexion. No cable to prevent you from moving around while playing the ...

... came out in the mid 80's. Here's a Yamaha controlling a minimoog. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MoA9QL35W0A Both the Lyricon and Yamaha had a reed that could bend the pitch or be played with just the breath.

... and drones etc.) It's a Kennedy B in ebony with boxwood mounts. The reed cap was made by David Boisvert. It was owned by Chiff's ex-moderator, Joe Smith. You can probably see some pictures floating around on the ...

hi id like to question the combined wisdom of the chiff brain bank :-) as regards all info i can get on this chanter and the standard ... what ways? cheers I know nothing on this yoke so any links would be great! reed design?