Try these tips to solve your squealing chanter sound.
⚡ The Short Version
A squealing chanter sound is caused by one or more specific factors that can be identified and fixed. Common causes include a dry reed, overblowing, incomplete hole coverage, or a reed that's too easy for your current pressure level.
Systematic troubleshooting helps you pinpoint and eliminate squeals quickly. Check your reed moisture, bag pressure, hole coverage, and reed adjustment to identify the problem.
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