How To Adjust a Pattern to Fit The Material When Making a Native American Flute
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- čas přidán 28. 10. 2018
- In this video we will show you how to adjust your material when it is too small or short for a larger flute pattern. Subscribe for more great upcoming videos. Visit us on the web at www.bluebearflutes.com
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That is an answer to another of my questions.
How come not very many people will give a thumbs up, not only on your Chanel but on most. It cost nothing and it helps to put the channels you like in front of everyone.
Thanks Charlie.
I truly owe you Tom! You're the greatest! Thank you my friend.
@@BlueBearFlutes thanks Charlie.
A few weeks ago my Girlfriend was trying to make a flute for her Daughter.
So I looked up how to make one using just a knife and hacksaw.
And you was the best pick.
I honestly don't know much about flutes or the sounds they make but I followed your instructions to the tee.
But the sound is off.
My question is. Would it be possible to send it to you and have you tune it ?
I would definitely pay for it of course but I would like to have your signature burned into it if possible.
If so send me a email.
Hey Blue Beard ,I have a question ,at the place u blow into ur flute ,that wall that's between all the joints at certain places.u open up at the end but not the top.ok ,please explain why n how does air get Thur if u don't open up the top end. I'm alittle confused. I enjoyed wat u make a 3.00 dollar flute from bamboo lantern,so I bought two of them n got the knives n leather straps from hobby lobby.ok .I'm gonna try n copy cat u .U said u maid one from a Christmas wrapping paper the cardboard box tube.well, I believe n u n so I'm gonna try making one myself.got the bamboo lanterns
AWESOME you put together the best videos on flutes anywhere. Thank you for sharing your expertise with us from looking at the other commitments I am not the only person to benefit from your knowledge. Thank you.
Thanks kindly! Don't forget to watch our Christmas 2019 video!
Awesome knowledge thank You so much for sharing
Thank you my friend!
as always a great video, I have your book and have already made very low tone flutes such as low G# with a slightly larger bore than 1inch by using your measurements and sliding them south, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for letting me know you figured that out Philip! That was definitely one of the little "Easter eggs" in my book that I hoped everyone would find. Excellent work on making the low G! That is a feat within itself. Keep up the good work my friend.
Thanks Charlie it's very nice to subscribe to your channel. You bring out the true spirit of your native American heritage. Be blessed
Thank you again Charlie.
I will rewind this a few times to understand how you make the adjustments. Lots to digest.
Very useful information.
-Bob. Athens. GA
I love the way how u show everything in detail
Thank you so much my friend! If you haven't seen them yet, we have hundreds of videos and so many more coming out soon!
Oh, yeah. Bless your sneeze.
Thanks!
Thanks so much
As always, your videos are superb and so informative
Chris
Cool, I found answers to my questions just by watching, listening, observing. Most answers if not all are in the other video's.
I say to my family to check out Blue Bear Flute making.
In hopes to gain brother back as sonething do. Make flutes and write plays or tell stories with music to bring out the exprsions.
It a great privaledge to watch and learn.
Sincerly, Alvin.
Another great video Charlie and Jessie, and that cute little fellow Ronald, awesome thank you for sharing!
He was a rescue. We literally rescued him from a hardware store parking lot where he was hiding from the rain behind someone's tire! I had envisioned it going terribly so we grabbed the little guy and brought him home (about 4 weeks old at the time).
@@BlueBearFlutes You are good hearted people Charlie and Jessie, yes I know the feeling I did have 4 rescued cats, but 2 have passed on, just 2 girls now, and they find their people, they know!
I have been binge watching your video's for the last couple of days, my DH passed and made flutes, so I have all these blanks of wood everywhere, and I have many flutes he made and we got from Flute Festivals, but am out of that loop so not sure when the festivals are on anymore, but I may try my hand at making a flute out of bamboo or the like, after watching your video's, thanks again for sharing with us all! Much Blessings!
Thanks, Charlie. Not sure I got the hang of it. May have to watch this one again!!
une fois de plus quelle maitrise bravo.
Thank you Charle you rock... very talented very nice flute
Thanks for your kind words Skippy!
Charlie this is a very helpful video! Thanks so much for your videos which are always informative, keep them coming! ;) #Heart
Zing! Just like that, you answered my next question(s).
Soo...I just ordered the book! Well worth $40.
Thanks again (-big- handshake here)
WoodManBrown
North Central Florida
And as usual...
THANKS FOR THINKING!
Advanced:
www.physics.usyd.edu.au/teach_res/hsp/sp/mod31/m31_pipesA.htm
great stuff thank you
You bet my friend! More great videos to come soon...
Awesome this is what I have been waiting for thank you so much ..not I believe I can make my flute now .. but i think i shoulld order this bookj , too ..great video thx again although i dont have the tools you have i still know from before you made a video on how to without tools
You can actually make flutes without using any power tools! Check out this other video. czcams.com/video/LKOFcBQWxYo/video.html
Thanks so much for watching!
merci beaucoup, de m'avoir répondu aussi vite,a bientot sur you tub
Video suggestion:
How to extend the length of the Flute by using 4 Direction holes.
Some flutes like your Elderberry look Great with extended length.
-Bob. Athens. GA
Been following you...thanks for all useful information. would you know where I can get measurements for the Quenacho flute..
Email me through the contact form on bluebearflutes.com and I'll send it to you. 😉
@@BlueBearFlutes good morning. I wrote back using the contact form you told me about and was wondering if you received it
@@7bikerboy7 i did, will respond shortly. 🙂
Another great video! I've bought some of your "bear fat" in the past and I wonder if you have any plans to sell that magic oil?
I bought his "immitation" bear fat, in a small tub. Very good stuff. I got it off his website. (I hope this is what you're referiing to.)
@@RustyGunn7 no, as I said, I have also bought the imitation bear fat, and yes it is very good stuff. I am referring to the oil he initially dribbles down into the flute.
@@RenaissanceMan929 - The 'dribbled' oil is mentioned on another video as Sunflower oil.
I doubt it will go rancid since the wood absorbs it, but if that is a concern you can dilute it with
lemon juice. Also, walnut oil or cheap olive oil will work. Do NOT use virgin olive oil.
As usual...
THANKS FOR THINKING!
Cool. Another critter.
I’m curious as to why you didn’t set your bottom note (overall length of the flute) before you tuned your holes. Wouldn’t your hole tuning be more accurate if your base note (tonic) was set first?
In this video, I'm taking an existing pattern and using it to show how to extrapolate a pattern for a flute to be made of a slightly different size material. In the tuning process, I always tune the bottom note (all holes covered) first. Where I began burning holes at 20:30, I was not actually tuning the flute. That doesn't take place until around 27:30.
@@BlueBearFlutes thank you, Charlie! I just ordered your flute making book and looking forward to trying some of your techniques.
bonjour,je suis votre travail depuis quelques mois, oui je suis français et je parle pas anglais, j'essai de construire une flute native, lors de vos video pourriez vous utiliser aussi un metre europeen si vous le pouvé je vous remerci d'avance.
Merci mon ami. Je m'excuse de ne pas toujours utiliser le système métrique dans mes vidéos. Je ferai mieux à l'avenir! Peut-être un jour avec beaucoup d’études je ferai mes vidéos en français.
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GREAT BUT THE VOLUME IS TOO LOW
IT'S EITHER ONE OR THE OTHER! 🙂
@@BlueBearFlutes I use subtitles to help. You have great information for a new flute maker, I really appreciate your videos.
@@carlperry2404 Thanks, I try. 😀
@@BlueBearFlutes : Your videos are really great and I really learn a lot. I use closed captions so I catch all your tips. Love ya
@@carlperry2404 Thanks!