Drone Flute Hulusi Unboxing and Review | Cucurbit Gourd Flute 

Wow! Great vid. I am just discovering the Hulusi Drone flute. Cool. Love your enthusiasm, BTW. You're the only vid I've found that explains drone pipe operation. Thank you. I am heavily into drone musical electronic synthesizers and samplers, so this is right up my alley. 🙏🙏🙏💙💙🙏🙏🙏

Once you've gotten more comfortable with the hulusi, I highly suggest trying one that's made with natural materials, as it will have a different timbre to the resin one you have now. You can also find hulusi that have holes at the bottom that you close with stoppers that slide up and down.

Very cool flute, so different and a beautiful case to match…thank you for sharing!

Stumbled across this channel looking for Hulusi music. I see we share a common love for various musical instruments. In my lifetime, I've tried: - Accordion (my first instrument) - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, 12 String Guitar, Classical Guitar - Recorders (the whole range: from sopranino to Bass, in wood and plastic) - Psaltery - David's Harp (similar to the ones you have on your wall) - Jew's Harp (traditional metal, and some wood ones) - Mandolin - Octave Mandolin - Cello - Concert Flute - A wooden Clarinet-like instrument (Renaissance style) - Crumhorns (a set of 3: soprano, alto, tenor in PVC) - Shuttle Pipes (made in Canada) - Small Pipes (bellows blown) - Grand Cornamuse (French Bagpipe) - School-grade Glockenspiel - Better-grade Glockenspiel - Lute - Many small percussion: triangles, bells, cymbals, Cabasa - Dulcian (or Curtal): this was a lovely bassoon-like bass instrument from the Renaissance - Bass Rackett - Chinese Flute - Melodica - Small harp (made from a kit...looked very nice, but did not play well) ...and probably a few others I've forgotten to list. I only have a few of these left now, as it's impossible to play them all regularly! And besides, I had to live in an RV for many years, and there was no room for lots of instruments, or time to play them.

I'm finding these videos really interesting. It's so cool that there is a channel where you can see and hear lots of different instruments! Thanks.

Sounds like an organ! How cool 👍🏼 that you keep finding such interesting instruments! Great videos!! 🤗🛸🎶🦋

Beautiful instrument 🎶🦋🎶

That’s cool. I wouldn’t mind having one of those… very therapeutic

Enjoying your vids!😂🤗🥰 India has very interesting drone flutes, often used in snake charming, shaman's work, and musical ensembles. I used to have a clay drone flute from South America, used for birthing. Beautiful instruments! Replacing the reed when that time comes eventually is a task, best left for professionals' care. Looking forward!

So Much ENJOYABLE!

I am a new subscriber saying I’m loving all the flute videos that you put it up so far good job

You have a very nice teaching voice. I have one Hulosi like the one in your hand, another on the key of D. They are fun to play.

Hi, very nice video, love it very much. I have a hulusi with modern design, it has 9 holes, more range both on the lower and higher register. Anyway, thanks for making beautiful flute videos.

Ohh i got this one, i struggle with its small range, but! It sounds like a bagpipe and i love it!))

I see you got to the Hulusi! on my list of things to eventually learn also!

that's sound from Midsommer !

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Where did you get this Cucurbit flute?

It's exactly like a pungi flute mostly used for snake charming

Ha ha ha. Hee hee hee. Sounds fantastic

Bought one and it sounds great for a few minutes then it gets clogged up and doesn't play well.

Hey! Thanks for the video - do you know the difference or have the comparison between the different keys? I believe this one is in C but have you tried in key of F or G?

hello, I bought it the same, but it's a bit difficult to play .... it takes a lot of breath ....

One day try the hmong flute named qeej i think that can be interesting for you

hello you are very good. I'm trying, but when I take my breath, it has a note return....is there a technique to prevent it, or is it the flute that doesn't work well....thanks

I’m really close to ordering one of these, thanks for the review, but I also love minimalism, is there anything you can recommend that is a drone flute but smaller?

When you mentioned it making a sound when you stopped to take a breath, I remembered that you can supposedly do circular breathing with the Hulusi. I thought I'd let you know in case you didn't already know :)

Has somewhat of a bag pipes sound.

the breath pressure is similar to that of a Bagpipe. They are in the same family... also the same concept as like the melodica.

goodd ! goodbye!~;)

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Why don't you explain with details like where to put the fingers I'll try to learn with my daughter please 🙏

do you have wechat？