The Best Ney Ever...

[Administrator]

Dear friends, we have built for you some amazing neys and Kawalas made of special plastic. We will add them soon to our website. The advantages of the plastic neys are that they are not required a complicated maintenance and the sound is very accurate and warm. We will upload some new videos & sound samples very soon.

Thanks

P.S
If you want to know how to play the ney , you should try our ney tutorial: http://www.arabinstruments.com/learn-ney

[hylian_shieldmaiden]

This is exciting news, I can't wait to buy a nay from you

Will you be adding more traditional cane nays (hopefully Re) to the website at the same time you add the plastic ones?

[Administrator]

Dear hylian_shieldmaiden

We should get our reed neys in around 4 weeks and not with the plastic batch.
You can follow us on Facebook for more info: https://www.facebook.com/pages/ArabInstruments/288304595717

Thanks

[hylian_shieldmaiden]

My blue nay just came in the mail this morning, I'm so excited! The paint job on it is gorgeous. I've been trying to learn how to play it almost all day, can't wait until I master it. My mouth is so tired, but I've gotten a bunch of squeaks out of it so far. I won't give up

[niri]

AMAZING STUFF!!! 
if after a while your still squeaking let me know well try and work out something for you
good luck!
btw, you are using the first tutorial arent you?!?!?

[hylian_shieldmaiden]

Yes, I've watched the first tutorial a bunch of times. I've already improved since yesterday. Thank you for the help

[niri]

any time 

[hylian_shieldmaiden]

Do you have any tips for playing in different octaves? I'm getting fairly comfortable now at playing in the octave where the lowest note is C5 (according to my tuner) when all the holes are closed, but I'm not sure how to switch to a different octave. Also, do you know of where I can find an accurate finger chart for a dokah nay to see how to play all the notes? Thanks for your help