But the guide, although a convenient navigation aid and important to read at least once, is not needed afterwards if you prefer not to use it. The disc's directories and samples can be accessed directly by your software, and, of course, the samples can be copied to your hard drive. In all cases, I found the editing and sound to be very high quality. And because of their odd, sometimes weird, nature, the samples are both interesting and fun to play with, suggesting new ideas at every turn. Thanks to this disc, the didgeridoo is not limited to outback settings anymore.
Imagination is the key.
Available from forwardinoutback, where you can also download some of the samples in MP3 format, or buy a handmade didgeridoo. James A. Putnam is an electronics technician who focuses mainly on music-related electronics. For more than 20 years, he has provided a wide range of technical advice and assistance to professional musicians.