Are your bagpipes in tune? Who cares?! 😉 This week, Andrew and Jim discuss the “who cares” model of bagpipe tuning – where it doesn’t matter whether you know instinctively whether your pipes are in tune, or even which way you need to shift a tuning pin or tape to fix the tuning. Instead, it’s important to become comfortable with the *process* of testing, trial and error, and perfecting a system that you can replicate each time you play, and get faster and better at each time. Check out the full

Why don’t my bagpipes EVER stay in tune?! Ever heard of the pitch–time continuum? If you haven’t, that’s not surprising, because Andrew made it up... but it’s a great way to visualize what happens inside your pipes as you play, what effect heat and moisture have on whether your reeds go sharp or flat, and why the darned things never seem to stay in tune! On this week’s episode of Dojo Conversations, Andrew and Jim discuss bagpipe tuning – one of the (if not the single) most frustrating topics fo

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