Basics - 3 - Getting a good practice chanter sound - Beginners chanter

What is the sound you should expect to hear from your chanter and reasons why it may not be working. It is hard to know what your chanter should sound like when you start learning, this video aims to make it easier to understand. This video is for beginners and teachers but more advanced players may find some tips.
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[@daviddayadavid8672]

Excellent !

[@hollyblair4382]

thanks.. my first practice at home and this was helpful.. i wasn,t blowing hard enough .. from holly in ottawa, canada

[@KBroKBro]

If I have a good sound for the lower notes, but then get yucky rattling noises for high G and A, what am I doing wrong? 😊

[@philipjungi2102]

Thank you for the video.. I'm looking into learning the bagpipe..but i can't find out what would be a good practice chanter for beginners.. Can you help me on this?

[@ianwakeling4863]

Hi Phillip,. I notice that you have not yet had a response . I have only been playing the practice chanter now for three months. I got mine with a tutor book from the National Piping Centre in Glasgow Scotland. Please do not get one via eBay or Amazon. From the reviews I have read they either don't turn up in the post or simply do not function. Hope this helps.

[@genevievegauthier7834]

Thanks ! I'm beginning alone, and the most difficult is to make a good sound ! It's a pity, because I know now all the notes without looking at my fingers. 😠😱

[@carlosandres7006]

You are so lost

[@genevievegauthier7834]

@@carlosandres7006 one years After it's better 😁