Name and Country |
How would you describe the sound of the didj? |
| Aaron Ritchie from New Zealand |
Haunting |
| Adam from Canada |
Unique. I think that the drone is really earthy and resonant the vocalizations create unusual complexity in the sound. |
| Amy from USA |
Soothing |
| Andreas from Germany |
The sound flows through my body. From the toes to the head. Didgeridoo Sound is my life |
| Anonymous |
Like the primal sound AUM in yoga |
| Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Haunting / spiritual |
| Anonymous from USA |
Powerful mysterious commanding captivating. |
| Brian from USA |
Drone |
| Carl from USA |
Resonance tone like making a noise through a running fan. |
| Anonymous |
Wild and ancient |
| Chris from USA |
A wonderful smooth tone (when played right) that just makes your ears feel great when it's heard. It is so smooth it almost seems as if you can taste it. |
| Christopher from Australia |
Completely unique. I read it described as the voice of the earth if she had one I think that's the best description I have heard. |
| Clayton from USA |
Deep mystic soulful Music that is beyond explanation. |
| Anonymous from USA |
Earthy |
| Dan from USA |
Growl |
| Anonymous |
Exotic |
| Anonymous from USA |
Earthy |
| Debbie from USA |
Mystical and beautiful |
| Dixie from USA |
From listening to the sounds on the greeting cards it sound more in the woodwind family similar to a horn a shofar horn (Arabic) sound a humming type of sound. |
| Eddie from USA |
A groan is accompanied by varying sounds creating different combos of musicality. |
| Eddy from Portugal |
Soothing and relaxing up to rhythmic depending on how it's played |
| Erin from USA |
Earthen |
| Evan from USA |
A low drone changeable with the players mouth |
| Anonymous from Italy |
Soul vibration |
| Anonymous |
Low deep and haunting |
| Frank from United Kingdom |
The sound of the Didge to me appeals to something deep inside on a very emotional level and can be soothing or exciting. If you close your eyes you are transported to a different place. |
| Anonymous |
Earthy natural calming |
| Anonymous from Namibia |
This survey is far to long to enter a competition. |
| James from USA |
Don't know |
| Anonymous |
Lets discus it I don't know |
| Jim from USA |
Haunting. |
| Anonymous |
Rumbling and screeching |
| Jiri from Czech Republic |
Beautiful power of freedom and naturalism |
| John from Canada |
Drone |
| Josh Darr from USA |
A soothing hollow sounding drone |
| Josh from Australia |
Like a harmonica but a lot more deeper sound that passes right through you sometimes |
| Anonymous |
Entrancing |
| Anonymous |
Like hearing the spirits of nature all taking at once through a single channeled note. |
| Keith from China (pr) |
A raw natural sound which resonates with a natural tone and vibrates at rates which can physically effect the body/nature |
| Kerry from USA |
Other-worldly |
| Kris Hill from USA |
Raspy and mellow |
| Anonymous |
Deep soothing constant bellowing noise |
| Kylie from Australia |
Natural and meditative |
| Lara from Australia |
Sound of Biame |
| Lars from Denmark |
Plain sound that reaches your soul. |
| Anonymous |
Aw inspiring |
| Anonymous from French Polynesia |
Warm |
| Anonymous |
Low. awakening. powerful |
| Max Jackson from USA |
Resonant with life rooted with the earth. The sound of the didge reflects the personal experience of the player or his way of seeing the world. It sounds like geological changes rocks and trees. It also sounds like giant highly-intelligent bees! |
| Melinda from Australia |
Spine tingling deep and evocative |
| Mitch from USA |
Somewhat indescribable. deeply organic in the sense of being connected with the individual player in a more physical sense than other musical instruments |
| Nicholas Clarke from USA |
Mysterious and ancient |
| Paul Bishop from USA |
Entrancing soothing natural. In the case of some "traditional" styles - irritating |
| Phoenix from USA |
Deep droning |
| Anonymous |
Kinda mystic and nature connected |
| Robson Castilho from Brazil |
I'd rather just the drone because it is the silence we hear the sounds of all frequencies of the plan... plus I have a band that also played with Djambi conga and flutes resulting in a magnificent sound of a footprint in the forest.. draws strength |
| Ronny Birk from Norway |
Hard to explain. But it's very different live. |
| Stan from USA |
It's like the sound of a light wind blowing threw a cave with a mountain spring near by. |
| Stan from Canada |
Earthy-primal- harmonic-melodic-healing. |
| Steve Mcdonnell from USA |
Mesmerizing |
| Virginia Manning from USA |
Guttural with a vibrating resonance like an equalizer |
| Walker from USA |
Otherworldly. |
| Anonymous |
Unique |
