As a turtle biologist, it's just a matter of time before I buy one of these so I can play alone in our estate forest.
@woodsoundsflutes2 күн бұрын
@@nsculpta I will be delighted to have the opportunity to create for you.
@ductanle28067 күн бұрын
How did you buy it? I'm Vietnamese and can't even find a place online selling those beauties.
@woodsoundsflutes7 күн бұрын
@ductanle2806 look to Tungwood on Instagram. He has been reliable for me.
@polescalante8 күн бұрын
This wood is so amazing! The variety in colors and grain. The tight chaotic lines, with the birdseyes, the changes in colors within, that ring when you touch it and tap it... I can't wait to see the flutes that will come out of these!
@polescalante8 күн бұрын
This is the highest level of grain I think I've ever seen. And nothing better than a Woodsounds flute to honor it. Amazing Brent! Beautiful choice of materials to go with it too. If I were to put it in a category, it could be a Legendary Masterpiece! 🙃
@frankcross22979 күн бұрын
Simply wow!
@pollyon9 күн бұрын
what a masterpiece
@polescalante15 күн бұрын
Wonderful flutes! Very smooth sounding. Very unique markings on the Koa. I love the quick view of the creation process of the hawk. That Thai Cocobolo is intriguing to me... Great lines in the grain and colors. Beautiful as always!
@KalaniMusic16 күн бұрын
BEAUTIFUL - As always, sound and looks.
@woodsoundsflutes15 күн бұрын
@@KalaniMusic thabjs so much Kalani!
@woodsoundsflutes15 күн бұрын
@@KalaniMusic thanks so much Kalani!
@glenndent662616 күн бұрын
Hey Brent, both burls are spectacular but what really caught my eye is your granite machinest block. The good ones are + or - .002inch diagonally corner to corner. Awesome precision for making awesome flutes.
@jaydeneveridge18 күн бұрын
Might need a new bandaid homie
@redsummersun18 күн бұрын
Wow, what a burl! 🤩 Great info and comparison display for the BRB and HRB! Can’t wait to see what you make !!
@polescalante19 күн бұрын
HRB is definitely my favorite wood. I can’t wait to see and hear the flutes that come out of the burl you’re getting soon
@polescalante19 күн бұрын
This series came out amazingly. I think it's my favorite so far for a few reasons. The episodes are very easy and pleasant to digest. It shows great skill in fixing the tube that blew up when boring it early on. The flute is sooo gorgeous in the materials, the sound, the totem and even the non tapered shape and ultra smooth finish.
@woodsoundsflutes19 күн бұрын
@@polescalante I could not agree more.
@BrentAdams20 күн бұрын
SWEET!
@BisnuJyoti25 күн бұрын
Polishing machine name please 🙏🙏
@polescalante27 күн бұрын
I love the metal inlay on the shell... It's a crazy one too. This... "turtle" came out so great. I love the size of the head in proportion to the body and shell. Slightly bigger than the one on the Present flute.
@glenndent662627 күн бұрын
Thanks Brent, what an amazing process making an awesome looking totem. That turtle is a work of art. On a side note, I couldn't help but notice that your work jeans look similar to some of mine.
@woodsoundsflutes27 күн бұрын
@glenndent6626 glad you enjoyed it Glenn. Yeah, my work clothing get destroyed fast. It is dirty work.
@KaitenKenbu29 күн бұрын
Wow mammoth ivory, super dope.
@joannelazzaro29 күн бұрын
Thank you Brent, I was so honored to get to play this flute for you and everyone else at Voyager! The sound and voicing was spectacular!
@woodsoundsflutes29 күн бұрын
@joannelazzaro I love how you sound Joanne. Thank you for playing Intention for me.
@user-ho4nw5sf3wАй бұрын
I like to make walking sticks about the same way. Wood can be so pretty. That is beautiful.
@YoTambienFuiUnSerHumanoАй бұрын
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ *¡Simplemente maravilloso Señor! ¡Una obra de arte! Gracias por compartir tu arte (Soy músico, acabo de hacer mi primera flauta y tengo que descubrir como sacar ese impresionante brillo). Flying to The Moon... Saludos, éxitos y bendiciones desde Guayaquil-Ecuador América del Sur* 🥂🇪🇨
@polescalanteАй бұрын
This is a Masterpiece of Masterpieces in the Woodsounds catalogue... The responsiveness on this flute and sweetness is truly something.
@jerrykuhn6705Ай бұрын
Beautiful flute Brent. You are the Master Flute Maker.
@woodsoundsflutesАй бұрын
@jerrykuhn6705 thanks Jerry
@raystackon5113Ай бұрын
Wow
@quazimodo1973Ай бұрын
Beautifully crafted pieces 😮❤
@quazimodo1973Ай бұрын
Gorgeous pieces absolutely lovely.. May I ask how you plot out your sound finger holes? Is there a formula for placing the holes in the right distance from each other etc... I use to make these rather roughly carved when I was a teen... I plotted the holes just by improvising....
@michaelpeterson7506Ай бұрын
Beautiful flute, wow! You are the sanding master.
@woodsoundsflutesАй бұрын
@michaelpeterson7506 thanks Michael.
@Mike-gm2luАй бұрын
$ how much sir?
@Mike-gm2luАй бұрын
The mountains behind you. 🤗😇😎🇺🇸😁 Holy moly 😊
@Mike-gm2luАй бұрын
Semper Fi 😊
@Mike-gm2luАй бұрын
What you can do that?😮 Amazing 😢
@ofthebunniesАй бұрын
I love this video! Would you ever make a video of just someone talking about the voicing process and what they're thinking as they work? Are those high speed burs for the interior of the tone holes? When is it appropriate to use the step bit? What the heck is that custom burning tool?? Thank you for all of the beautiful work you share!
@woodsoundsflutesАй бұрын
Hahahahaha!!! I loved your comment. I don't have videos that deal specifically with the voicing of the flute. It is the heart of the instrument and I am sure everyone has their little tricks of the trade. Yes, I use a ball carbide burr for the inside of the holes. I am astounded to see so many instruments that do not use the wall thickness as a tuning parameter. My burning steel I turned from iconel steel. It withstand high temps well and is corrosion resistant. So it makes a good burning too that lasts. I taper to 1/4, then 3/8, then 1/2 inch diameters. Of course most of the holes are in between these steps, but I find the steps help to make sure I go slow enough with control..
@polescalanteАй бұрын
What a flute! Whoever this flute went to is truly blessed to have it! I hope the owner is enjoying it and sharing its beauty with others. I love the last shot with those gorgeous mountains in the background.
@YoTambienFuiUnSerHumanoАй бұрын
Amazing! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🥂🇪🇨
@earloverbay7580Ай бұрын
Absolutely stunning. Beautiful piece.
@woodsoundsflutesАй бұрын
Tha k you so much.
@BrentAdamsАй бұрын
Pretty
@raystackon5113Ай бұрын
That flute is absolutely perfect. As Jerry stated, the sheer complexity of the build is astounding. The voices of these flutes you build are unmatched. The Medicine Wheel flute you just made me is gorgeous, Brent. It has the wildest super fast warble on the base note. I love it. You, sir, are an artist supreme.
@woodsoundsflutesАй бұрын
Thank you, Ray. I loved making your Medicine Wheel flute. It feeds my soul to create instruments that resonate with my friends and clients and then go on to positively impact those who hear the music they create.
@jerrykuhn6705Ай бұрын
Brent, thank you for showing the complexity of making a Woodsounds flute. I believe few know the intricacies you go through in fashioning each flute. I truly love and appreciate the 4 flutes you have made for me. Now just put me on those rainbows and all would be great!!!!
@woodsoundsflutesАй бұрын
Let's go fishing, Jerry! Thank you. Pablo has done such an incredible job creating these videos. I will be forever grateful to him.
@cjd3207Ай бұрын
Beautiful timber, 0:02 0:02 but please remember. Fingers dont grow back and it makes it hard to play the flutes without all fingers.
@jerrykuhn6705Ай бұрын
Brent, how have you kept all your fingers through the years? Thank you for sharing these specialized videos.
@polescalanteАй бұрын
I'm just glad he doesn't have a table saw!
@woodsoundsflutesАй бұрын
I have no tablesaw. And I stay very present when working.
@florencewolfe7690Ай бұрын
These are absolutely beautiful! I can’t possibly make up my mind which one I would love to have love them all❤
@woodsoundsflutesАй бұрын
There is no tablesaw in my shop. The table saw is the most notorious finger remover. The bandsaw does not have the same tangential forces that suck fingers into the blade. Still dangerous, but much more controlable.
@polescalanteАй бұрын
As beautiful as the Western Red Cedar Burl is, Yellow Cedar Burl is definitely a favorite... I would love to have a flute with some of that gorgeous level of grain!! And the smell!! I love it.
@woodsoundsflutesАй бұрын
The aroma is so amazing. Fabulous wood.
@ChiTherapie2 ай бұрын
I really love your flutes. I wish it only was affordable.
@hollybarringer21892 ай бұрын
That beautiful, the wood is beautiful and love the turtle
@woodsoundsflutes2 ай бұрын
Thank you Holly!
@hollybarringer21892 ай бұрын
So pretty
@polescalante2 ай бұрын
I agree 100 % with the description on this vid. This stage is awesome, when you really get a sense of how the flute looks like. How the grain moves around the shoulders and the nest area. The flap sander is so perfect for the flutes too! Rounds up everything beautifully and smoothens the wood so well... Love it!!
@YoTambienFuiUnSerHumano2 ай бұрын
Greetings and cheers from Guayaquil - Ecuador south américa!
@florencewolfe76902 ай бұрын
This video is so helpful. I found it very interesting and I will be ordering some of your products on your website. Thank you for sharing all this wonderful information 👏
@woodsoundsflutes2 ай бұрын
Thanks Florence for your comments. I am delighted you are enjoying our work.
@florencewolfe76902 ай бұрын
This was so interesting and so fun to watch. So wonderful father and daughter can be working together. The flutes are absolutely stunning.!💗
@florencewolfe76902 ай бұрын
I love that white buffalo marble! Such precision work!❤
@StephenJEscobedo2 ай бұрын
If you have tabs for that, por favor! An RM playing that would be able to court half the girls in the stake!
@woodsoundsflutes2 ай бұрын
Hey Stephen, I do have tab for Poor Wayfairing Man of Grief. This is the link on my website. woodsounds.com/PoorWayfairingManOfGrief.php Unfortunately it looks like the link is broke and I may need to fix it. I ha e not yet check on a computer, son there is some hope it will work for you right away. Shoot me an email [email protected]. I will see what I can do to help.
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As a turtle biologist, it's just a matter of time before I buy one of these so I can play alone in our estate forest.
@@nsculpta I will be delighted to have the opportunity to create for you.
How did you buy it? I'm Vietnamese and can't even find a place online selling those beauties.
@ductanle2806 look to Tungwood on Instagram. He has been reliable for me.
This wood is so amazing! The variety in colors and grain. The tight chaotic lines, with the birdseyes, the changes in colors within, that ring when you touch it and tap it... I can't wait to see the flutes that will come out of these!
This is the highest level of grain I think I've ever seen. And nothing better than a Woodsounds flute to honor it. Amazing Brent! Beautiful choice of materials to go with it too. If I were to put it in a category, it could be a Legendary Masterpiece! 🙃
Simply wow!
what a masterpiece
Wonderful flutes! Very smooth sounding. Very unique markings on the Koa. I love the quick view of the creation process of the hawk. That Thai Cocobolo is intriguing to me... Great lines in the grain and colors. Beautiful as always!
BEAUTIFUL - As always, sound and looks.
@@KalaniMusic thabjs so much Kalani!
@@KalaniMusic thanks so much Kalani!
Hey Brent, both burls are spectacular but what really caught my eye is your granite machinest block. The good ones are + or - .002inch diagonally corner to corner. Awesome precision for making awesome flutes.
Might need a new bandaid homie
Wow, what a burl! 🤩 Great info and comparison display for the BRB and HRB! Can’t wait to see what you make !!
HRB is definitely my favorite wood. I can’t wait to see and hear the flutes that come out of the burl you’re getting soon
This series came out amazingly. I think it's my favorite so far for a few reasons. The episodes are very easy and pleasant to digest. It shows great skill in fixing the tube that blew up when boring it early on. The flute is sooo gorgeous in the materials, the sound, the totem and even the non tapered shape and ultra smooth finish.
@@polescalante I could not agree more.
SWEET!
Polishing machine name please 🙏🙏
I love the metal inlay on the shell... It's a crazy one too. This... "turtle" came out so great. I love the size of the head in proportion to the body and shell. Slightly bigger than the one on the Present flute.
Thanks Brent, what an amazing process making an awesome looking totem. That turtle is a work of art. On a side note, I couldn't help but notice that your work jeans look similar to some of mine.
@glenndent6626 glad you enjoyed it Glenn. Yeah, my work clothing get destroyed fast. It is dirty work.
Wow mammoth ivory, super dope.
Thank you Brent, I was so honored to get to play this flute for you and everyone else at Voyager! The sound and voicing was spectacular!
@joannelazzaro I love how you sound Joanne. Thank you for playing Intention for me.
I like to make walking sticks about the same way. Wood can be so pretty. That is beautiful.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ *¡Simplemente maravilloso Señor! ¡Una obra de arte! Gracias por compartir tu arte (Soy músico, acabo de hacer mi primera flauta y tengo que descubrir como sacar ese impresionante brillo). Flying to The Moon... Saludos, éxitos y bendiciones desde Guayaquil-Ecuador América del Sur* 🥂🇪🇨
This is a Masterpiece of Masterpieces in the Woodsounds catalogue... The responsiveness on this flute and sweetness is truly something.
Beautiful flute Brent. You are the Master Flute Maker.
@jerrykuhn6705 thanks Jerry
Wow
Beautifully crafted pieces 😮❤
Gorgeous pieces absolutely lovely.. May I ask how you plot out your sound finger holes? Is there a formula for placing the holes in the right distance from each other etc... I use to make these rather roughly carved when I was a teen... I plotted the holes just by improvising....
Beautiful flute, wow! You are the sanding master.
@michaelpeterson7506 thanks Michael.
$ how much sir?
The mountains behind you. 🤗😇😎🇺🇸😁 Holy moly 😊
Semper Fi 😊
What you can do that?😮 Amazing 😢
I love this video! Would you ever make a video of just someone talking about the voicing process and what they're thinking as they work? Are those high speed burs for the interior of the tone holes? When is it appropriate to use the step bit? What the heck is that custom burning tool?? Thank you for all of the beautiful work you share!
Hahahahaha!!! I loved your comment. I don't have videos that deal specifically with the voicing of the flute. It is the heart of the instrument and I am sure everyone has their little tricks of the trade. Yes, I use a ball carbide burr for the inside of the holes. I am astounded to see so many instruments that do not use the wall thickness as a tuning parameter. My burning steel I turned from iconel steel. It withstand high temps well and is corrosion resistant. So it makes a good burning too that lasts. I taper to 1/4, then 3/8, then 1/2 inch diameters. Of course most of the holes are in between these steps, but I find the steps help to make sure I go slow enough with control..
What a flute! Whoever this flute went to is truly blessed to have it! I hope the owner is enjoying it and sharing its beauty with others. I love the last shot with those gorgeous mountains in the background.
Amazing! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🥂🇪🇨
Absolutely stunning. Beautiful piece.
Tha k you so much.
Pretty
That flute is absolutely perfect. As Jerry stated, the sheer complexity of the build is astounding. The voices of these flutes you build are unmatched. The Medicine Wheel flute you just made me is gorgeous, Brent. It has the wildest super fast warble on the base note. I love it. You, sir, are an artist supreme.
Thank you, Ray. I loved making your Medicine Wheel flute. It feeds my soul to create instruments that resonate with my friends and clients and then go on to positively impact those who hear the music they create.
Brent, thank you for showing the complexity of making a Woodsounds flute. I believe few know the intricacies you go through in fashioning each flute. I truly love and appreciate the 4 flutes you have made for me. Now just put me on those rainbows and all would be great!!!!
Let's go fishing, Jerry! Thank you. Pablo has done such an incredible job creating these videos. I will be forever grateful to him.
Beautiful timber, 0:02 0:02 but please remember. Fingers dont grow back and it makes it hard to play the flutes without all fingers.
Brent, how have you kept all your fingers through the years? Thank you for sharing these specialized videos.
I'm just glad he doesn't have a table saw!
I have no tablesaw. And I stay very present when working.
These are absolutely beautiful! I can’t possibly make up my mind which one I would love to have love them all❤
There is no tablesaw in my shop. The table saw is the most notorious finger remover. The bandsaw does not have the same tangential forces that suck fingers into the blade. Still dangerous, but much more controlable.
As beautiful as the Western Red Cedar Burl is, Yellow Cedar Burl is definitely a favorite... I would love to have a flute with some of that gorgeous level of grain!! And the smell!! I love it.
The aroma is so amazing. Fabulous wood.
I really love your flutes. I wish it only was affordable.
That beautiful, the wood is beautiful and love the turtle
Thank you Holly!
So pretty
I agree 100 % with the description on this vid. This stage is awesome, when you really get a sense of how the flute looks like. How the grain moves around the shoulders and the nest area. The flap sander is so perfect for the flutes too! Rounds up everything beautifully and smoothens the wood so well... Love it!!
Greetings and cheers from Guayaquil - Ecuador south américa!
This video is so helpful. I found it very interesting and I will be ordering some of your products on your website. Thank you for sharing all this wonderful information 👏
Thanks Florence for your comments. I am delighted you are enjoying our work.
This was so interesting and so fun to watch. So wonderful father and daughter can be working together. The flutes are absolutely stunning.!💗
I love that white buffalo marble! Such precision work!❤
If you have tabs for that, por favor! An RM playing that would be able to court half the girls in the stake!
Hey Stephen, I do have tab for Poor Wayfairing Man of Grief. This is the link on my website. woodsounds.com/PoorWayfairingManOfGrief.php Unfortunately it looks like the link is broke and I may need to fix it. I ha e not yet check on a computer, son there is some hope it will work for you right away. Shoot me an email [email protected]. I will see what I can do to help.