I love the explanation that we are "pulling the sound out of the instrument", and that the way to strike it is as though we have touched a hot stove. So helpful for a beginner. Thanks.
Love your easy style of Teaching! Straight forward, articulate and comprehensible. I've always found counting a pain and I just got you straight away on another video I saw. You should think of doing online course/video tutorials. I'll be in touch one day, cheers mate, From Australia.
Thank you for making the video. I truly appreciate you taking the time out of your life and share your knowledge with us. I have my first handpan on the way. What stand are you using to support your drum? Thank you again. Health and happiness to you...
I wonder if those Fuzzy ball on the end of a stick would take away the thumb slapping sound? Personally I dont mind it, But Dead Can Dance did Opium and it did kind of over shadow the tones.. And as I see your lesson I hear that sound and Wonder if there is a way to get the tones from the pan without the sound of the fingers hitting it.. Its not a must but I really want the pure tones for this project.. Though Im not a hand pan artist so Id be willing to take the input from any partner I get in this project with.. Hit me up if you like the sound of the idea so far and well talk more details..
@@JacobColePercussion HEY IM not sure if you where the one who was down to go a psyops style song using nostolgia like gyote or how ever you spell that dude we all use to know? if you recall the science behind it, and of course Fade into you Mazy star did not really intend it. Though its not my style nor something i want to really perform a lot, Id like to give that the entire work up. Because I personally believe the method isnt just can spawn a hit, But with the correct understanding all around will. Dono wtd with it but well will see.. A dead can dance kind of thing. cross the three. And Opium by DCD
Almost all semi/pro handpan players/tutorial makers were already percussionists before. But no one mention it. Its not possible to become a 'real' handpan player without to know how to play percussion instrument(s). But that's only 2 cents from someone who bought an handpan, learned and played for a full year and is even today unable to play what you play at 2:08.
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I love the explanation that we are "pulling the sound out of the instrument", and that the way to strike it is as though we have touched a hot stove. So helpful for a beginner. Thanks.
That was thought, also.
Love your easy style of Teaching! Straight forward, articulate and comprehensible. I've always found counting a pain and I just got you straight away on another video I saw. You should think of doing online course/video tutorials. I'll be in touch one day, cheers mate, From Australia.
Amazing teacher and Musician !
Just got mine yesterday, so happy and excited! Thankyou for this lesson and info :)
Howzit been?
Just got my first pan thank you for these videos, really appreciate it!
I feel like im not hitting the drum right. Can you do a complete beginners tutorial? With what notes and a close up on how to hit it properly?
Excellent instructions Jacob. Subscribed/liked - thank you
It's so amazing, thank you so much for your teaching.
Awesome tutorial to get started.
Vielen Dank für diese wertvollen, filigranen Anschlagstipps!
Thank you for making the video. I truly appreciate you taking the time out of your life and share your knowledge with us. I have my first handpan on the way. What stand are you using to support your drum? Thank you again. Health and happiness to you...
Happy to see you releasing such stuff man! Will help lots of persons im sure!
Really looking forward to jam with you one day Jacob! ;)
thanks for sharing...very helpful for beginners..
"I don't even wanna do it again" ☺️✌️
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Do you have music available anywhere other than RUclips ? That first bit you played was excellent.
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Nice! Keep it up. What scale is this handpan? I’m looking for one.
Thanks for doing this!
Your welcome!
Any protection u recommend for rust? I just purchased my first hang ! :)
Phoenix Oil (made for handpans)
Where did you get it from? Do you like it?
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Getting a d major 7+ding Collin Foulke do u have any lessons in d major
I wonder if those Fuzzy ball on the end of a stick would take away the thumb slapping sound? Personally I dont mind it, But Dead Can Dance did Opium and it did kind of over shadow the tones.. And as I see your lesson I hear that sound and Wonder if there is a way to get the tones from the pan without the sound of the fingers hitting it.. Its not a must but I really want the pure tones for this project.. Though Im not a hand pan artist so Id be willing to take the input from any partner I get in this project with.. Hit me up if you like the sound of the idea so far and well talk more details..
A soft mallet perhaps, or dummer / golf gloves work as well!
@@JacobColePercussion HEY IM not sure if you where the one who was down to go a psyops style song using nostolgia like gyote or how ever you spell that dude we all use to know? if you recall the science behind it, and of course Fade into you Mazy star did not really intend it. Though its not my style nor something i want to really perform a lot, Id like to give that the entire work up. Because I personally believe the method isnt just can spawn a hit, But with the correct understanding all around will. Dono wtd with it but well will see.. A dead can dance kind of thing. cross the three. And Opium by DCD
@@JacobColePercussion BEEN SO BISY i missed who ever responded to that and wanted to do it
Hey dude, what’s the scale of that Hand pan?
What kind of stand do you use and also what kind off case do you recommend?
Almost all semi/pro handpan players/tutorial makers were already percussionists before. But no one mention it. Its not possible to become a 'real' handpan player without to know how to play percussion instrument(s).
But that's only 2 cents from someone who bought an handpan, learned and played for a full year and is even today unable to play what you play at 2:08.
I mean, I think it took longer than a year for him to be able to just break out into that groove almost without thought lol.
what scale is this one tuned to? which do you recommend for someone's first handpan?
This is tuned to D / G A C D Eb F# G A
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Too fast for me :-(
sorry :(
There is a possibility to slow down the video on RUclips. Maybe you use it.