WARBL Forum

ahh, yes OK. I've only had it a few days and I've fine tuned everything to "slightly better then a real whistle" if I do say so myself, lol, minus some foibles. It's even responding to some more outlandish techniques like flutter tongue and trill flicking. I wanna say congrats on making su...

Sorry. I keep editing my posts. What I mean to say is, a real life instrument has the fact it is 'an object of substance that can hold residual vibration' to keep itself from flicking up and down — but especially down — registers temperamentally like a 'paper/plastic party horn' does when you stop s...

unless, It's MUCH MORE complex then I think!!

in the bit marked "upper / lower" that is me supporting the note less and less until the instrument finally gives up the ghost and switches down. sono 2.png you can see there is a moment where the instrument fights back, and "holds the upper register", but the lower register does...

If I may: > "a real whistle also drops from the upper register to the lower one before going silent, but it's not really noticeable because it's such a smooth transition" This is not true. a real whistle holds it's frequency for a time after sufficient the pressure to hold that note stops,...

It seems the max "Drop time" is 125, but whatever 125 is, it's no where near long enough. it'd need to be like 200~300

Getting used to my WARBL now. there are any number of things I could discuss, but right now, my biggest issues is using over blowing. I have set the setting to function like a tin whistle, but the one I can't seem to get working is the drop/drop time. no matter what I set, there seems to be no way, ...

Hello. I just put an order in there for one of these amazing things. If the blower is sensitive enough for a third octave I would try go with that. When I play whistle I -- depending on the whistle -- can get a little bit into the 3rd octave, usually to 3rd D, then with alternative fingering high E ...