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How to make a tin whistle sound better

How to make a tin whistle sound better

16 Ways To Make Your Tin Whistle Sound Better

  1. Check For Mouthpiece Defects. ...
  2. Play It Don't Spray It (the Super Straw Method) ...
  3. Cover the Holes Completely. ...
  4. Finding the Perfect Breath Pressure. ...
  5. Finding the Secret Fingerings. ...
  6. Use a Stabilization Finger. ...
  7. Warm Up the Whistle. ...
  8. Keep a Clean Tongue.

  1. Do tin whistles have a hole at the back?
  2. Do you have to tune a tin whistle?

Do tin whistles have a hole at the back?

Tin whistle players usually do not tongue most notes. ... A common method of achieving vibrato is to finger a note, and then quickly flick a finger on and off, not the hole below the fingered note, but the hole two below the fingered note, leaving an open hole in between.

Do you have to tune a tin whistle?

If the whistle is generally out-of-tune, but the notes are a proper distance apart, you may be in luck. You might be able to fix it by adjusting the mouthpiece with a tuning slide. If your whistle doesn't have a tuning slide, you might be able to make a makeshift tuning slide.

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