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Ludwig9
I use walnut oil to condition the wood instead of above technic. I take some oil rub it into a rag then wipe it on my duduk.
Duduk
it will work, you can also use sweet Almond Oil.

but wan you use the Technique in our instructions - your not only using the oil but also the natural ingredients such as Acid & minerals - which do help on preserving the instrument. Walnuts are a good source of omega-3 fatty acids, they also provide protein, several essential vitamins and minerals.

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Ludwig9
Ok, so I have been playing the duduk for about 2 months. But it seems that I have to constantly tune it! When I first start playing the duduk, it sounds good, but the longer I play it, I have to keep on adjusting it. The aperture just gets wider and wider (due to moisture of breath), then I have to adjust the wooden clasp to close the aperture.
Duduk
some reed's do have tendency of opening way more then the others - it's the material,
some reed's are opposite - you start/ get them ready to play - you play for a moment then the reed starts closing up

don;t gave up on it yet smile.gif it takes time - some reeds in a time do become excellent reed's - it take s time to break in to them



assuming that your reed is good or good enough to play
any new reed can have such problems - gave it more time - massage the tip of the
reed after you wet it

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what you need to undressed is that your reed is new and in order for the reed to
work and make good sound - vibration / resonance - the lisp of the reed need to
be touching each other 2 to 2 1/2 mm

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this is wan you will have the maximum sound
agine assuming that your reed is good it's not a Souvenir

it's normal / to adjust the aperture ( opening )
the reed is soft or to soft
#1 if you wet the reed to much you will have this problem - try to open or get
the reed ready by blowing moisture of your breath
#2 wan wetting the reed - only wet the tip of the reed
#3 wan storing the reed - close the cap just enough to close the 2 lips of the
reed - do not force the reed cap
#4 wan storing the reed make sure the brittle (
wooden clasp )is Free- it's not pressing the reed <br>


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