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John McSherry uses 2 mikes on his chanter. One around the A-hole and one slightly lower down. Sort of like a spaced stereo pair.

Id assume they were condensers but couldnt see properly from where i was.

I find myself giving up for around 8 hours every night.

Looks lovely! Hows it play?

Dan

You guys dont get chips and curry sauce?!?!?!?
Thats a crime!

Dan

For your sake, hopefully soon. Theyre great!!!

Hmmm makes me hungry

Dan

Can u not post it on here?

Dan

Could anyone recommend a decent inexpensive microphone to use with audacity?

Obviously, the more i spend the better it'll be but hey I'm a student!!

Cheers

Dan

Dont think of it as D major though, think of it as A with G naturals other wise putting chords to it or shouting out a key in a session could be disasterous!

Dan

Hey, Hans, it aint as small as Findhorn!!

Dan

In the North East of Scotland, 16 miles North-West of Aberdeen. Self titled the 'Heart of the Garioch'!!!!

Living in Glasgow at the moment at uni though.

Dan

Could you post some pics and soundclips?

Dan

The Ben nevis in glasgow on a wednesday or sunday. Thats a good mix of irish and scottish etc etc

Dan

I am thinking of taking up the flute, and was wondering if anyone could recommend a maker? Also, would it be better to go for a wooden flute or a delrin or pvc or whatever? All opinions welcomed! Money is a slight object but want a flute that in time is upgradable ie i can add keys to it. Cheers Dan

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I dont think being self-taught is a burden at all. I think its a amazing feat to be able to learn with no-one there to keep you in a routine. As to whether being self-taught makes you play in the wrong rhythm. I think its rubbish. If you listen to lots of different players and follow any written mus...