Name and Country |
How would you describe the sound of the didj? |
| Aaron Jerad from USA |
A deeply felt drone mixed with steady rhythm and organic accents. |
| Anonymous |
Deep mystic.. |
| Anders from Denmark |
Calming attractive spiritual |
| Andreas Kreischer from Canada |
Captivating |
| Artes from USA |
Don't know |
| Bart from Belgium |
A deep sound which brings us back to the source |
| Bronislav from Czech Republic |
Zvuk zeme |
| Chris from Canada |
Hollow |
| Anonymous |
Supported |
| Cody Anderson from USA |
When I play with my eyes closed I imagine the sound as a sphere that can be pulled and warped however you please. |
| Anonymous |
Tribal earthy |
| Dan from USA |
Hard to describe. Just a really cool sound. Captivating interesting fascinating. |
| David from USA |
Mournful |
| Anonymous |
A resonant hypnotic drone |
| Dominic Tozier from USA |
Orgasmic |
| Emily Jones from USA |
It depends on the player. The sound of a didgeridoo is a droning sound maybe like a very loud sort of bee or insect that makes a soft buzz at a certain pitch but on top of that drone any animal could come to play. It is an organic sounding instrument not very windy but more exact sounding. It is a sound that comes from deep within the earth the sound of whatever tree it was born of and the sound of it's creator and it's player all combined. How can I describe this?! One must hear the didgeridoo to know. |
| Francois from South Africa |
The earth's brainwaves. |
| Anonymous |
Earthly and ghostly |
| James from Ireland |
A very unique tribal haunting sound that sticks in the head |
| Jim from USA |
A nice drone with added vocalizations and tonal changes by lip tongue or breath control. |
| John Davis from USA |
Mind altering |
| Jordi Garcia Martinez from Spain |
Is the sound of the earth |
| Keenan Leonard-solis from USA |
An intoxicating drone that can send shivers down the spines of its listeners; that lays a sturdy foundation for nuances and some of the most amazing sounds imaginable. |
| Anonymous from Sweden |
Interesting |
| Kirsten from USA |
Celestial |
| Laurent from Switzerland |
Interior voice |
| Manuel from Germany |
Earth Bass |
| Michael from USA |
Soul touching |
| Anonymous |
Real |
| Anonymous |
Hypnotic |
| Patrick from Puerto Rico |
The mimicking many aspects of nature but for droning a throaty growl or nasally buzzing sound. |
| Pavel from Canada |
Mesmerizing entrancing |
| Per from Sweden |
Like a heavy background sound yet very present |
| Pierre-luc from Canada |
It's like if it was the language that make possible for us to talk with the earth this is a loud hum rhythm and melodic |
| Rene from Netherlands |
Beautifully special and earthy |
| Anonymous from USA |
Interesting |
| Sean from USA |
Cleansing and droning. It relaxes me. |
| Anonymous from USA |
Distant thunder |
| Thom from USA |
Sound that comes from the bellies of a cave hearts of a try and cries of a warrior. The sound is an insight into the passion of nature. |
| Thomas Workman from USA |
Oooooooooommmmmmmmmm |
| Anonymous |
Magical. Nothing in this world can do such a wonderful sound. |
| Vitezslav Svec from Czech Republic |
Rich deep earthy |
