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Thanks for going over the terminology of the various areas of the handpan. Also, loved the demonstration of the octave and fifth harmonics!

@Handpan360

3 жыл бұрын

:) 🦦🤗

@jkndrkn

3 жыл бұрын

Same, I have always been curious to see how the harmonics of a tone field are isolated.

@Handpan360

3 жыл бұрын

@@jkndrkn I'll definitely be doing some deep dives into that topic in the future :)

@jkndrkn

3 жыл бұрын

@@Handpan360 Would be cool to see some side by side comparisons of different pans as well :]

@Handpan360

3 жыл бұрын

@@jkndrkn oh thats also coming :) on the list for sure

Dude … 4 years later and you’re still teaching me stuff! Don’t know how I missed this one…..well done!!!! 👍🏼……🛸🎶….💕🤗🦋

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Deb!

So glad I found this video! Sometimes I strike out some weird harmonics, now I know it is the Compound effects of the fundamentals, octaves and 5th harmonic at work!

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

So happy you found this useful! :)

This was awesome thank you. I thought I knew all this stuff but I was happy to find myself learning something new that I had missed. I and Very grateful for you and your dedication to this art form.

@Handpan360

3 жыл бұрын

Ahhh shucks 🙏🏽🦦

Really handy, just got a pan and this was a super clear way to understand and navigate it, thanks for sharing your knowledge

@Handpan360

3 жыл бұрын

Congrats! Welcome to the tribe 💓 regarding the content...My pleasure! Glad it helps 🤗

Love this !!! Thankyou 🙌🏼

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

My pleasure! glad you find it helpful :)

There's so many i dont know about handpan... Please make another good video like this❤

@Handpan360

3 жыл бұрын

Yes indeed. :)

Awesome tutorial. Thank you I subscribed to learn more.

@Handpan360

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Thanks for joining the tribe :)

Thank you so much Peter! 🙏 💕 This helps so much! Blessings xo

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

Im so glad its helped!!!!

Beautiful ❤

Great tutorials thx!

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Thanks, mate. Love for channel already..

@Handpan360

3 жыл бұрын

💓 my pleasure! Thank you for being a part of it :)

***BLIND NEWBIE HERE!*** I'm raising and waiving my hand---HELLO! Hello, so nice to 'meet' you! Hi. I am Molly. I just got my first handpan last week, and I finally have time to sit down with it. I am watching a few videos first, because I know nothing about this beautiful thing I now own. I am not musically inclined, nor have I ever played a musical instrument, other than running my mouth, comically known here in the deep south in America as "running my gator." I can holler and whistle, that's about it. Now at 55, I have just lost my mother, 3 days before Christmas. I am blind, and now I am all alone. (I lived with her, no siblings, father died when I was young). I need something to help me, to help me grieve, meditate, live in the moment, feel connected, just something to occupy my mind and hands. I am subscribing to you. Your video got quite technical at the end, for a newbie like me, but that is ok. I am NEW HERE! After I watch it a dozen more times, the parts about the note fields and strike zones will make more sense. I am fearful when I know you will start teaching about the actual NOTES each tone, (or was it note?) field can play! And then I understand that the dimples are also numbered somehow? As I blind person, I have to figure out a way to understand and remember this info! I obviously cannot read music, because I cannot see it. I don't want to get all technical. I want to learn how to use my hands the proper way, and where each sound is. I want to learn proper striking methods, but how will I be able to see someone/anyone teach me this? I need a video for is "blind-friendly." (I do have a LITTLE bit of eyesight, but trust me, it's not much). Life is more challenging for me. But I believe that once I memorize the sounds each dimple makes, I can start putting together my own harmonies, I guess.... I am going to give it my all. Do you have any other students who are blind?? Do you play more by muscle memory? Or visually? Or both? As a beginner, do you recommend we number our dimples somehow? (Could I use, say, a wide Sharpie, and put a big 1, 2, 3, etc, in each dimple? Or would that change the sound? As a newbie, I can't imagine it would change the sound enough that my untrained ears would pick up on. Thoughts??? Thank you so much. Sorry this was so long!

@brigid1698

10 күн бұрын

Hi Molly! I just ordered my own handpan and will have to let you know any advice once I get my hands on one! I play other instruments and teach music, so give me a few weeks and I'll reply back with some ideas! I am very sorry for your loss and I hope you are finding some comfort with your hang drum

I am so happy I found your channel-such clear explanations. Could you recommend a handpan please? I need to purchase my first ever handpan and begin learning...I would be so gratefu if you could point out a good beginner´s handpan. I thank you in advance. I am looking at your website and when I am set to go, I would like to look into your zoom lessons. Thank you in advance.

very good lesson

@Handpan360

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you kindly :)

Thank you! I haven't come across this information before 🙂

@Handpan360

3 жыл бұрын

Oh that’s some of the best feedback I can get. Thank you! I’m glad you find it useful 💗

Handpan finger playing and hole punches, makes me really want to jingle my zones in ways I've never had the pleasure to bang. Thanks for sharing, and hope to learn more finger technique when your on the bottom of this fine piece.

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

🤣

So so helpful

@Handpan360

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! I’m glad that helps!

Thank You

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

my pleasure!

Hey Peter, thx for the video. What "brand" / manufacturer HandPan are you playing ?

@Handpan360

3 жыл бұрын

+Justus Jonas in this particular video I am playing a 2016 Ayassa E Equinox

My handpan is very dull sounding. It sounds okay with the mallets but not with my strike. Any suggestions

As you would hit on top in the middle of an apex ding. Would it be harming the handpan to hit inside the dimple in the inpex ding?

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

not at all, as long as your strike is reasonably precise and not overly aggressive, just like any other note.

When do you think your course will be available?

@Handpan360

2 жыл бұрын

+Koibaatkaren I’m hoping now for September 🤞

@user-pe8cu1vs6d

2 ай бұрын

@@Handpan360 is your course available now-april 2024? thank you. To be able to join and begin I need to purchase a handpan to begin with: what is a good enough handpn that I can start with-could you please advise. Thank you very much.

I just received an order from Amazon as a gift, and the handpan smoothness looks somewhat rough. The sounds seem ok, but do not last long. I am new to the instrument. Is it normal that it came in with a semi-oily surface? And the places on the seeming brand-new handpan look dirty. I tried wiping lightly, and am questioning if there was rust underneath and someone tried to spray-paint. I flip the pan, and inside I see rust-like traces (dust), and smell something like glue. The dirty places are around the lower part of the pan, and they do not seem to go away upon gentle wiping (I don’t want to force-rub). should the handpans be expected to carry rust from the get-go? it’s a gift, but I am leaning toward informing the gifter to see if we can return it

@apex-film

6 күн бұрын

It‘s all good. Got the same one. It’s just poor quality due to the price of 200 bucks. It should always be a bit greasy and the markings and smell etc is just because it costs a 10th of the actual price. But still a great beginner model and a way to test it you want to invest 2k - 8k for a decent model.

HEEEELP!!!! Lol I just got my first hand pan & have no clue what I’m doing!!!

@Handpan360

8 ай бұрын

lol! I can understand. I would start with my best sound video. Then if you would like, I do offer online live zoom lessons. The quaslity is what you see with the videos here as well. You can find out more on my website, www.handpan360.com let me know if you have other questions

@mattnobrega6621

6 ай бұрын

What I did was watch videos on the handpan, and then I experimented and learned the different tones and the order. From there, i just did combinations of what I picked up and get lost in it. Pick what sound order works for you. I'm no pro, but I do get fortunate sometimes when I'm playing outside and people stop to listen or record. That's how you know you're on the right track( at least, in my opinion). Just have fun and roll with it 😏👍

3:59 God i wish that was me

@ferolicious

2 жыл бұрын

Of all the things I didn't expect, I expected this the absolute least.

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 😂

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

😂

and where can i get a budget one?????

@thechumbucket8986

Жыл бұрын

cheap ones suck it's much better to rent one

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

It is difficult to get a affordable cheap entry-level instrument. That is also good quality with stable notes. So they are getting better and better every day. What is your price range?

Is it easy to detune the pan accidentally when hitting it ? I just watched the video and I'm actually scared now :0

@Handpan360

2 жыл бұрын

+JustMyTwoCentz it all depends on how you strike it, amd also the instrument itself. it is not often easy but it is possible, you can send me a video of your play to handpan360@gmail.com, I’d be happy to share my thoughts

@JustMyTwoCentz

2 жыл бұрын

@@Handpan360 thanks alot fir your answer ! I will gladly send you a video :) i would appreciate feedback alot !

I am new to the world of handpans and have nobody who i can ask so please dont laugh at my question but why is it that the center note has often that strange metallic sound like when you hit a deep steel pot (which is not a musical instrument) randomly? To my ears its totally off because the other side notes sound beautiful- LIke that center note does not belong there at all and its disturbing the beautiful sound of handpan... But then sometimes i hear somebody playing handpan and the side notes sound a little bit same as metallic noise too (in the background of the beautiful tone) then i start wondering wether it is an indication of quality of handpan or the hitting technique or its just natural. Could you explain it to me? thank you

@zsoltibitter8761

Жыл бұрын

After a bit of research i have found maybe its called "backbeat"? when you dont hit the tone field but next to it. Looks like a subjective preference because my ears really perceive it as disturbing noise which ruins the melodic sound of handpan (My friend told the same (we both dont know anything about handpans)) but i have realized its natural and a lot of musicians love it.

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

Good question, thanks for asking. Im not sure exactly what sound you're referring to, if you send me a video link and time stamp I can answer more completely. But what I think you may be talking about is sound coming from the shoulder tones of the center tone or interstitial of the pan. They can be quite high and not always in tune with the handpan. playing off the dimple of the center tone and on the tone field can make this more pronounced. I personally rarely play the tone field of the center tone unless doing a harmonic bend or isolation. Definitely the quality of the instrument makes a HUGE difference here. And yes, you are correct, also the precision and skill of the player. As a side note....why is a deep steel pot not an instrument? It is one of my absolute favorites! its actually how I first got into singing steel music

The OG midi keyboard

@Handpan360

Жыл бұрын

Hahahaha 🤘🤣