Nice presentation, and sort of unemotional and factual comparison, leaving the choice up to the individual, without making one seem "better" than the other...
Everyone has their preferences. Personally, I like the sound of the RAV better. One thing not mentioned in the video is you sometimes have to be careful if playing a handpan in a sunny area. As the metal heats up it expands and can throw the instrument out of tune ( till it cools back down ). With a RAV you really don't have to worry about it ever going out of tune.. Just something to consider
I think I prefer the RAV as well. To me it sounds very relaxing and just as beautiful! Also the fact that it doesn't need to be tuned was a bonus in my head, especially after watching how handpans have to be tuned.
Thank you so much for talking about the RAV. I also own the Pentatonic scale. I have rheumatoid arthritis. So I will order a set of their mallets. I’ve tried without but I don’t have enough strength in my hands.
Mallets are a great way to go. You may also want to check out the mallet harp as it is much easier to play with mallets: ruclips.net/video/dPpIKoJqsPk/видео.html
Guys like him make the Human Race interesting. All the things he could accomplish with his creativity, persistence and intelligence and here: Steelpanning away to his heart's content. He is a wizard.
Theres always neg people who feel like their low life act of "Rudeness" that's thirsty for attention has any importance of a m need to "Be HEARD"... Go back under your rock and write on the chalk board what your mommy taught you (or SHOULD OF) when you were like 🤔"2" & write a 1,000 times "Im an Asshole & nobody likes me"...👋 then, grow up and read the BIBLE where God and Christ teaches how to "Love thy Neighbor"...
@@BigValley_Girl If you understood those teachings from the Bible, your comment would not be so toxic. Additionally, your mommy needs to teach you middle school grammar. It's despicable that a grown adult can't type a coherent sentence.
@@EasterTurkey go crawl under your rock too..lol... I understand the Bible therefore I've NEVER just stab dabbers at people out of bordism.. When someone makes a comment about something they know NOTHING ABOUT...when someone who's made PLENTY of ill mistakes and/or imperfections and/or do things that are NOT LIKED by "Others"..YET feel they can come in HERE and Make a MOCKERY out of someone in a PUBLIC COMMENT its despicable and uncalled for..and I'm pretty sure DOES GO AGAINST THE BIBLE....READ IT.!.!.!.! Bullying behind a monitor has become a way of LIFE for all cowards who would say NOTHING to ones face. If you have NOTHING NICE TO SAY...."Dont say anything at all".. I grew up in an Era and Neighborhood in which....if your gonna run your Trap Hole you best be ready to back that (*-*)... Computer or not, its R.E.S.P.E.C.T! I'd like to see You & the Clowns that have anythung negative to say PLAY YOURSELVES. Come on, throw your perfectionist (*-*) out here, let's see HOW ITS DONE?!?!?! 🤣😂🤣😂 You cant PLAY nor have the Balls TO BE JUDGED.. so SHUT UP.!.!.!
Love the way you approach the instruments. And you play beautifully. I’ve got a Bali steel pan and a tank drum (made from a propane tank with notes cut into it). Sounds like a combo of a bell and a pan drum. I imagine you’d love it. Thanks for the insights. Helped me appreciate my tank drum even more.
Thank you so much! I ordered a RAV drum because the handpans are so expensive. I'm a beginner, so I am relieved to see the difference and look forward to learning as you have!
The hand pan sounds more nuanced, inharmonic, dissonant percussive and exotic, the totality of the effect is haunting, The tonged pan sounds more direct, harmonic, consonant, sustained and familiar, the totality of the effect is restful. The first is better for the spirit of exploration and adventure, the second is best for a spirit of comfort and safety. I would switch between both as needed depending on mood.
@@kingofallworlds I'm listening to timbre, just one note will suffice. different instruments have different qualities of timbre regardless of mode or key.
this is the one type of instrument I feel the NEED to play or even own one and often think about. I play some instruments but none really give me the "vibes" like these do. what an interesting creation. Thanks for the video :)
Awesome, I'd have to lean toward the Rav style of drum. I bought a 12inch 'tank' / steel drum off Bangood or Aliexpress for my Nephew for Christmas and I fell in love and ordered myself one. Just cheapies...well $200 Australian cheap but sounds magical. Best played with the included rubber ended hammers. Easy enough for a 2 year old....easy enough for my 40 yr old arse! 😀
Yo Jerry! I just found this video and your explanation and exploration of the distinguishing characteristics of these two instruments was exactly what I was looking for!! Blessings brother 🙏🏼
i love the rav drum, my dad does a workshop at local festivals where he sells them and kinda teaches people how to play. he just sits out on his chair playing until while waiting for people to come over and investigate. the virus has canceled all the festivals so we have like 30 of them in the house. he makes them in two sizes, large and then a smaller one (for the kids, or if you just want a higher pitch).
I get the rav's idea but the handpan to me has such a more natural sound than the almost mechanical sound to the rav. Even the overtones still don't resonate naturally like the hand pan does. The handpan has a smoother sound to me all together.
If you play a RAV less like a drum and more like you would play on a piano, hitting it with only the flesh of your fingertips and mainly on the end of the steel tongues the sound can be much more smooth and natural than demonstrated in this video where it is played more percussively. It also really depends on the model and series, when i compare the older RAV models in the same scale with newer ones they do sound very different and have other sound properties (i think the metallic sound is'nt as noticeable in newer models). I do like both though. In my opinion handpans have these deep hard hitting resonance on the root note to them and RAVs have this watery long slow buildup of resonance.
Thank you so much for sharing this video and the links to purchase! I have been dying to purchase a handpan for years. I am so fascinated and intrigued with this instrument. The sounds are so hypnotic and beautiful! Very soothing. 💓 I might have to start with the RAV drum first and work up to the handpan.
I stumbled upon handpan and tongue drum music right here on RUclips! I fell in love with the sound of these mystical, beautiful instruments! I am totally blind and hope to be able to play one of these someday. Are these very tactile instruments?
Oh, ok. I like the handpan but it's definitely more deadened in sound than the Rav Vast drum. Or do you know of any handpans that have more sustain like the rav drum? I like the idea of playing this instrument with your hands and getting such a rich beautiful long sound!@@didgeproject
I still prefer Hang pan to Hav drum. Even though there’s shorter resonance in hang pan, it makes us feel immersed within it. The lengthy resonance of Hav drum didn’t actually create a better impact than the Hang pan.
Thanks for the insights and comparisons. You're a talented, generous person. So inspiring to see you in full self expression. You make it look effortless.
Wow, wonderful instruments. I love them. Can they tell me how to find reputable traders and which instrument is best for beginners? I don't need the most expensive of it. I would like to learn it, but it is not so common in Germany. Thank you for the feedback.
The handpan seems to be derived from the Caribbean steal drums. They both have close to the same manufacturing style other then the handpan is curves up while the steal durm curves in words, and of course the handpan is played with the hands while the steal drum is played with drumsticks. But all three, the handpan, steal drum, and RAV are cool instruments.
Beautiful review, I was confused about my attraction and capacity with regards to this instrument, and I see a lot clearer in me now. I see myself going forward with my choice thanks to your video. Thanks for your analysis.
I discovered these amazing instruments the other day and I’m absolutely in love. I’ve always wanted to pick up and learn an instrument that sounded really mystical like these or like the dizi
I have a handpan that I can play easily with my hands/fingers. I have a tongue drum I have to use mallets on. Is the Rav as easy to play with your hands as a handpan?
I love how they get their own pillows. They are quite expensive. I've been wanting to know the absolute differences between the two so, thank you. I don't want to invest in something that doesn't deliver the same expression. Appreciated.
I never regret buying RAV Vast . The only warning regarding hangpans and - try to control time. You can fly out with this thing for a few hours without noticing =)
There's something else behind the actual note on the Handpan that really sets it apart from the Rav, I was hoping it would be closer in tone, because I'm not rich! And I was about to buy a Rav, but the more videos I see I really want the Handpan. There's so many other noises you can make by hitting between the notes. And that sound behind the note is just so pleasing to me. Guess I'll be saving a while longer.
Same!! I love the simplicity and the fact that you can make it without any superficial modern elements. Why searching complexity when you can make something simple but beautiful with so many opportunities of sounds!~
@Didge Project: Can you (or anyone else here) recommend a good starter handpan? I'm looking for something under $500 but still decent quality! Thanks in advance for any advice anyone can give. And thanks for the awesome video!
@@cubicfilms3200 Awesome thanks, I was just about to ask if you had any recommendations after seeing how many different places are actually making them. What do you think about the 12" vs the 9" Kosmosky drums? Is there a big sound/tone difference?
What are your thoughts on the Atlas Handpan? I just came across these instruments and I’m interested in obtaining one. I’m a pianist and would like to broaden my musician output.
O meu é um Hand Pan 432hertz. Sou de Florianópolis Brasil . Sou percussionista e já toquei dezenas de instrumentos de percussão. Hoje Hand Pan é o meu preferido. Ele é mágico. 🎉
Foram muitos. As melodias que ele consegue trazer, vejo no olhar e na sensações de quem escuta. Agora estou buscando comprar mais com o meu fornecedor.
Screw PanArts and their elitist attitudes. At least it has encouraged other handpan makers who are not driven by profits and spiritual elitism. The RAV drum is a gorgeous instrument, I enjoyed playing it much more.
Karamio108 hahaha opsion maker of hand pan is just as elitist. I think once your a top master of high quality instruments you might start to get a sense of pride in your work
Since 2008 you have to sign that you dont sell the Hang for i higher price than the price for the new product - you can contact the Factory, they can connect you to owners that warnt to sell. I was about to buy a gubal (Not produced anymore) for over 2000 Euro, but Todd i bought a set with 4 Instruments for 6000. for those who are interested: visit the factory in Bern, you can see the factory, play many Instruments and chose your Instrument (i found 3 very great ones fitting together perfectly)
Time mark 1:55 turn it upside down and it almost becomes and Oud??? An Oud a stringed (11 to 15 strings) instrument that looks a lot like a Lute from medieval times but developed in the middle east, I don't see the similarity
Hi, am from India and would like to know if you can suggest some good hand pan links where I can place my order.. I am a beginner and don't have much idea
Hello. As you mentioned that other handpans makers does not create good instruments, can you express your own opinion, which makers are the best and produce handpans closest to PanArt hangs with sound and quality? thnx
haha sure. Ok, let's skip this obvious advert of your own - some handpand which doesn't connected with you? Or you are not able to provide independent opinion?
From what I could find on youtube with decent sound quality Halo, Saraz, Pantam SbP, and my personal favorite AsaChan are all great. but fuck paying thousands of dollars and being trapped on a waitlist. My Rav sounds amazing and cost $800 with shipping n a bag. (btw the bag sucks cuz its a shoulder strap n its super long. get something custom on etsy for a little more)
Amo los instrumentos❤ Me gustaría empezar a tocar uno, pero no sé cuál.. Hay muchos, como el kalimba y pues la guitarra,el piano, ukelele, etc. El tema es que no sé cuál me vendría mejor ;-;
Yes, the handpans require regular maintenance tuning if they are played with force. Gentle playing should not take them out of tune, so it is possible to own a handpan and not need to get it tuned up. The RAV Drums almost always stay in tune except for in the case of extreme force being applied. Cheers!
the PanArt Hang is an instrument that is no longer made. You can find them used on ebay. We sell Aura Handpans, which are comparable, at didgeproject.com/aura
the Hang in this video is detuned and does not hold the strikes(beaten up and loosen down). this is no a good comparison. the guy in the video also forgot to add that you don't really hear much of the RAV Vast starting from a meter distance and the sound is 2D and very directional from each tongue. while Hang sound is 360 degree and fill the room with descent sound pressure, also the sound itself is "3d". the other thing to mention is non-linear behavior of the Hang membrane giving it a much wider dynamic possibilities and thus expression.
At first I was jealous of your hair, then I was impressed by your skill, then I was appreciative of your insight.
His hair is gross!
Oof
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@@kevinbarrenada7785 Micheal Moore is gross!
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I love these sounds, makes my soul at peace and helps my PTSD.
Nice presentation, and sort of unemotional and factual comparison, leaving the choice up to the individual, without making one seem "better" than the other...
I love how they get their own pillows. They should get their own thrones! King of Percussion instruments. Thank you for sharing your love.
No, that's 5 octave marimba
Everyone has their preferences. Personally, I like the sound of the RAV better. One thing not mentioned in the video is you sometimes have to be careful if playing a handpan in a sunny area. As the metal heats up it expands and can throw the instrument out of tune ( till it cools back down ). With a RAV you really don't have to worry about it ever going out of tune.. Just something to consider
what about rust formation or bending the tongues?
I think I prefer the RAV as well. To me it sounds very relaxing and just as beautiful! Also the fact that it doesn't need to be tuned was a bonus in my head, especially after watching how handpans have to be tuned.
Thank you so much for talking about the RAV. I also own the Pentatonic scale. I have rheumatoid arthritis. So I will order a set of their mallets. I’ve tried without but I don’t have enough strength in my hands.
Mallets are a great way to go. You may also want to check out the mallet harp as it is much easier to play with mallets: ruclips.net/video/dPpIKoJqsPk/видео.html
Guys like him make the Human Race interesting. All the things he could accomplish with his creativity, persistence and intelligence and here: Steelpanning away to his heart's content. He is a wizard.
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Theres always neg people who feel like their low life act of "Rudeness" that's thirsty for attention has any importance of a m need to "Be HEARD"... Go back under your rock and write on the chalk board what your mommy taught you (or SHOULD OF) when you were like 🤔"2" & write a 1,000 times "Im an Asshole & nobody likes me"...👋 then, grow up and read the BIBLE where God and Christ teaches how to "Love thy Neighbor"...
@@BigValley_Girl If you understood those teachings from the Bible, your comment would not be so toxic. Additionally, your mommy needs to teach you middle school grammar. It's despicable that a grown adult can't type a coherent sentence.
@@EasterTurkey go crawl under your rock too..lol... I understand the Bible therefore I've NEVER just stab dabbers at people out of bordism.. When someone makes a comment about something they know NOTHING ABOUT...when someone who's made PLENTY of ill mistakes and/or imperfections and/or do things that are NOT LIKED by "Others"..YET feel they can come in HERE and Make a MOCKERY out of someone in a PUBLIC COMMENT its despicable and uncalled for..and I'm pretty sure DOES GO AGAINST THE BIBLE....READ IT.!.!.!.!
Bullying behind a monitor has become a way of LIFE for all cowards who would say NOTHING to ones face.
If you have NOTHING NICE TO SAY...."Dont say anything at all"..
I grew up in an Era and Neighborhood in which....if your gonna run your Trap Hole you best be ready to back that (*-*)... Computer or not, its R.E.S.P.E.C.T!
I'd like to see You & the Clowns that have anythung negative to say PLAY YOURSELVES. Come on, throw your perfectionist (*-*) out here, let's see HOW ITS DONE?!?!?!
🤣😂🤣😂 You cant PLAY nor have the Balls TO BE JUDGED.. so SHUT UP.!.!.!
These are such beautiful instruments
Love the way you approach the instruments. And you play beautifully. I’ve got a Bali steel pan and a tank drum (made from a propane tank with notes cut into it). Sounds like a combo of a bell and a pan drum. I imagine you’d love it. Thanks for the insights. Helped me appreciate my tank drum even more.
Thank you so much! I ordered a RAV drum because the handpans are so expensive. I'm a beginner, so I am relieved to see the difference and look forward to learning as you have!
The hand pan sounds more nuanced, inharmonic, dissonant percussive and exotic, the totality of the effect is haunting, The tonged pan sounds more direct, harmonic, consonant, sustained and familiar, the totality of the effect is restful. The first is better for the spirit of exploration and adventure, the second is best for a spirit of comfort and safety. I would switch between both as needed depending on mood.
I'm afraid you might be confusing the key with the instrument's capabilities. The hang drum is in D minor which accounts for lots of what you said
@@kingofallworlds I'm listening to timbre, just one note will suffice. different instruments have different qualities of timbre regardless of mode or key.
this is the one type of instrument I feel the NEED to play or even own one and often think about. I play some instruments but none really give me the "vibes" like these do. what an interesting creation. Thanks for the video :)
Awesome, I'd have to lean toward the Rav style of drum. I bought a 12inch 'tank' / steel drum off Bangood or Aliexpress for my Nephew for Christmas and I fell in love and ordered myself one. Just cheapies...well $200 Australian cheap but sounds magical. Best played with the included rubber ended hammers. Easy enough for a 2 year old....easy enough for my 40 yr old arse! 😀
The moment came quick where i didnt care about the difference but just wanted that dude to carry on with playing!
Me too.
Yo Jerry! I just found this video and your explanation and exploration of the distinguishing characteristics of these two instruments was exactly what I was looking for!! Blessings brother 🙏🏼
Very useful! Now I know the difference of handpan and rav drum. Thank you.
i love the rav drum, my dad does a workshop at local festivals where he sells them and kinda teaches people how to play. he just sits out on his chair playing until while waiting for people to come over and investigate. the virus has canceled all the festivals so we have like 30 of them in the house. he makes them in two sizes, large and then a smaller one (for the kids, or if you just want a higher pitch).
Do you have some of ravs for sale? Normal one? In Dm?
You are very lucky... Here in Argentina those instruments does not exist in markets
@@Sauloesoterico Siempre se pueden pedir por internet, igual la pega en Argentina es que no se está muy interesado en ese tipo de mercado
Can you ship to Thailand?
@@thetruth4344 Please write me a comment on my RUclips channel: Diversity Cristian, about shipping to Thailand !
You’re the first person I’ve seen with this type of instrument that didn’t give off an eerie creepy vibe. Cool!
Johannes Andersson alla som spelar ett sådant instrument är lite flummiga
Check out Alem Handpan
I get the rav's idea but the handpan to me has such a more natural sound than the almost mechanical sound to the rav. Even the overtones still don't resonate naturally like the hand pan does. The handpan has a smoother sound to me all together.
That's what another $1200 adds. You can get 2 Rav's for the price of one Hang.
@@tomlange145 fair enough
@@tomlange145 And I rather have two racs in two different keys, so I can play a chromatic scale
If you play a RAV less like a drum and more like you would play on a piano, hitting it with only the flesh of your fingertips and mainly on the end of the steel tongues the sound can be much more smooth and natural than demonstrated in this video where it is played more percussively.
It also really depends on the model and series, when i compare the older RAV models in the same scale with newer ones they do sound very different and have other sound properties (i think the metallic sound is'nt as noticeable in newer models).
I do like both though. In my opinion handpans have these deep hard hitting resonance on the root note to them and RAVs have this watery long slow buildup of resonance.
Thank you so much for sharing this video and the links to purchase! I have been dying to purchase a handpan for years. I am so fascinated and intrigued with this instrument. The sounds are so hypnotic and beautiful! Very soothing. 💓 I might have to start with the RAV drum first and work up to the handpan.
Roses are red
Violets are blue
I am watching this at 1am
Why am I still awake
Rhazien my turn to be watching it at 1am 😅
It's funny because its exactly 1:01 AM right now
@Tabourba 👌
same wtf
Same for me now
do you want to know how i got this handpans ?
Totally fell in love with these instruments ♥️
Love the D minor scales. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I stumbled upon handpan and tongue drum music right here on RUclips! I fell in love with the sound of these mystical, beautiful instruments! I am totally blind and hope to be able to play one of these someday. Are these very tactile instruments?
A handpan would suit you better than a rav drum because a handpan you can hit anywhere and get a sound
Oh, ok. I like the handpan but it's definitely more deadened in sound than the Rav Vast drum. Or do you know of any handpans that have more sustain like the rav drum? I like the idea of playing this instrument with your hands and getting such a rich beautiful long sound!@@didgeproject
I still prefer Hang pan to Hav drum. Even though there’s shorter resonance in hang pan, it makes us feel immersed within it. The lengthy resonance of Hav drum didn’t actually create a better impact than the Hang pan.
Thanks for the insights and comparisons. You're a talented, generous person. So inspiring to see you in full self expression. You make it look effortless.
"Hang drum." I've now heard it pronounced two ways; which is correct?
"Hang" (with a long "a") or "hang" (like "hong")?
Or are they both correct?
The price gives me aNgEr
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Don’t look at quality violins. You’ll explode
Stradivarius violins make the hang drum look practically free.
@WorldFlex Funny you mention that. I myself am a percussionist, and that I'd rather play the marimba than a guitar.
Wow, wonderful instruments. I love them.
Can they tell me how to find reputable traders and which instrument is best for beginners?
I don't need the most expensive of it.
I would like to learn it, but it is not so common in Germany.
Thank you for the feedback.
Hi, I'm from Austria. I could order one for you at a lower price. Please feel free to contact me on my RUclips channel: Diversity Cristian
Do i have to have dreads to play one of these? Seems to be an ongoing theme
They grow out when you start playing. And when your dreads are at perfect length, you have mastered the instrument.
That’s the minimum requirement. The true masters have dreads, man bun, beard, bare feet, nose ring, tattoos and an OM t-shirt.
They often form on their own due to neglect/poor hygiene...
if you grow them out long enough you can use them as mallets for your handpan
@@irplane nope
I think I just fell in love with these instruments 😍
Check out the much older Trinidad and Tobago Steel Drum
Both sound so amazing!
Been intersested in the hang, but you have shown me the light of the RAV and its affordability😊👌
NOT that u NEED anymore thumbs up but I wish I could give u a THOUSAND MORE!!! U gave a WONDERFUL demonstration!!!
Thanks so much! We accept your thumbs up!
The handpan seems to be derived from the Caribbean steal drums. They both have close to the same manufacturing style other then the handpan is curves up while the steal durm curves in words, and of course the handpan is played with the hands while the steal drum is played with drumsticks. But all three, the handpan, steal drum, and RAV are cool instruments.
Nice comparison. Good job.
Amazing!! I play the oud and very impressed by the sound of the hangdrum!
Beautiful review, I was confused about my attraction and capacity with regards to this instrument, and I see a lot clearer in me now. I see myself going forward with my choice thanks to your video. Thanks for your analysis.
Happy you found it useful!
Very Informative, especially the bit that RAV is easier to play!
Muchas gracias por la aclaración de la diferencia, aunque ambos suenan maravillosos!!!
I discovered these amazing instruments the other day and I’m absolutely in love. I’ve always wanted to pick up and learn an instrument that sounded really mystical like these or like the dizi
the Hang Drum looks like an Indian Dhal Shield...
for people not into weapons: It is a playable UFO
Great vid. Thanks for sharing! Love that hijaz in Dm scale!
Very well presented. For someone with no percussion background, you sure took to these drums like a fish to water!
I have a handpan that I can play easily with my hands/fingers. I have a tongue drum I have to use mallets on. Is the Rav as easy to play with your hands as a handpan?
I just want to listen to 6:47 over and over again
Audacity->select->loop
You re donne!
I love how they get their own pillows. They are quite expensive. I've been wanting to know the absolute differences between the two so, thank you. I don't want to invest in something that doesn't deliver the same expression. Appreciated.
PoppyB2011 good luck with your decision. Either way you won’t be disappointed!
So artificial scarcity, how mystical... 3:09
Both of these are inspiring. Thank you for explaining and demonstrating them. QUESTION: Can these be made and sold in deep baritone tones?
The E low pygmy rav is the lowest we’ve seen of rav
Has the "E Low Pygmy" RAV been demonstrated here?
Here's our RAV E Low Pygmy review: ruclips.net/video/KPSI_i86kk8/видео.html
Perfect. I wanted to know these difference. Thanks
I never regret buying RAV Vast . The only warning regarding hangpans and - try to control time. You can fly out with this thing for a few hours without noticing =)
Thank you for the comparison very useful, insightful, and informative.
There's something else behind the actual note on the Handpan that really sets it apart from the Rav, I was hoping it would be closer in tone, because I'm not rich! And I was about to buy a Rav, but the more videos I see I really want the Handpan. There's so many other noises you can make by hitting between the notes. And that sound behind the note is just so pleasing to me. Guess I'll be saving a while longer.
I appreciate your review so much! Clarified lots for me! thankyou xo
Super informative and educational dude, thanks. 🤙
Thanks for tuning in and let us know if you have any questions
Very cool comparison. Cheers. Can they be tuned to any scale potentially that player would like prior to purchase?
Totally interested on the RAV one wow
Thank you for the comparaison
Just discovered this beautiful instrument I am in love 😍
Same!! I love the simplicity and the fact that you can make it without any superficial modern elements.
Why searching complexity when you can make something simple but beautiful with so many opportunities of sounds!~
I wanna see an awsome duo with both instruments
💎🔥
Here you go! ruclips.net/video/rX2whgMKUck/видео.html
RAV Drum sounds so AWESOME that I want to learn to play it.
@Didge Project: Can you (or anyone else here) recommend a good starter handpan? I'm looking for something under $500 but still decent quality! Thanks in advance for any advice anyone can give. And thanks for the awesome video!
@@cubicfilms3200 Thanks mate, that's super helpful.
@@cubicfilms3200 Awesome thanks, I was just about to ask if you had any recommendations after seeing how many different places are actually making them. What do you think about the 12" vs the 9" Kosmosky drums? Is there a big sound/tone difference?
1:32 lol make a full music song!!
yes plzz that was sick
Or else, vini vici will use that seconds for their new psy trance
Good video man, good unbiased review
My impressions ... the handpan is like Indian music, and the RAV Vast is like Japanese music. I would buy both if I had the money.
Which type of Rav drum is this one? I see on the internet that there are different type of Rav drums.
great into to these two thanks brother
Odd question, could these be played without the bottom half (of course it wouldn't resonate the same) but is it possible?
Fascinating... Beautiful instruments
Thanks for explaining, Ive been debating for so long, almost hit "Purchase" button...but fell so lost on which I want..THIS HELPED, Thsnks 😘
What are your thoughts on the Atlas Handpan? I just came across these instruments and I’m interested in obtaining one. I’m a pianist and would like to broaden my musician output.
Never heard of Atlas. You should check out Aura handpan: didgeproject.com/product/aura-handpan-various-scales-raw-steel/
this is literally an asmr video and i love it
O meu é um Hand Pan 432hertz. Sou de Florianópolis Brasil . Sou percussionista e já toquei dezenas de instrumentos de percussão. Hoje Hand Pan é o meu preferido. Ele é mágico. 🎉
Bem vindo. Qual e o beneficio pra você em ter um handpan en 432 hz?
Foram muitos. As melodias que ele consegue trazer, vejo no olhar e na sensações de quem escuta. Agora estou buscando comprar mais com o meu fornecedor.
I am 100% interested in the Golden Arcadia. How can I get it?
I am just learning of these instruments!
Screw PanArts and their elitist attitudes. At least it has encouraged other handpan makers who are not driven by profits and spiritual elitism. The RAV drum is a gorgeous instrument, I enjoyed playing it much more.
Karamio108 hahaha opsion maker of hand pan is just as elitist. I think once your a top master of high quality instruments you might start to get a sense of pride in your work
Since 2008 you have to sign that you dont sell the Hang for i higher price than the price for the new product - you can contact the Factory, they can connect you to owners that warnt to sell. I was about to buy a gubal (Not produced anymore) for over 2000 Euro, but Todd i bought a set with 4 Instruments for 6000. for those who are interested: visit the factory in Bern, you can see the factory, play many Instruments and chose your Instrument (i found 3 very great ones fitting together perfectly)
Great video, your explanation was great and examples were beautiful ❤️
Really cool presentation bro.
Glad you liked it
Were you on Orange is the new Black?
is it possible to buy it at a reasonable price? I can only find reliable offers for at least 1k$
Can you play Heavy Metal with these???
Namelss Vermillion Probably some heavy melodies if you have it in the right scale
If you play one of these, you're already playing heavy ... metal. Thanks...I'll be here all week.
Moses Ramirez ayyye
The question is... Can it djent? For gosh sake do you even meme?
UNFORTUNATELY NO .............................. ONLY LIGHT METAL.
How does turning the hang upside down make it like a stringed instrument?
I think he just misspoke/mispronounced and was referring to an African Udu drum. (typically a clay jug like 'drum' with two openings)
John L Rice
Ah cool. Thanks for that.
Very helpful & informative video. Thank you.
Time mark 1:55 turn it upside down and it almost becomes and Oud??? An Oud a stringed (11 to 15 strings) instrument that looks a lot like a Lute from medieval times but developed in the middle east, I don't see the similarity
Its a drum called an Udu
I like your ..taping sound on those pan...
very cool... .brother
Great insights! Have you tried the Aquadrum? Their professional model is tuneable which is very nice
Never heard of that until now. It looks and sounds amazing and is reasonably affordable; thanks!
Hi, am from India and would like to know if you can suggest some good hand pan links where I can place my order.. I am a beginner and don't have much idea
Best recommended handpan for a good entry-level price: didgeproject.com/aura
Hello. As you mentioned that other handpans makers does not create good instruments, can you express your own opinion, which makers are the best and produce handpans closest to PanArt hangs with sound and quality? thnx
magy357 Tacta handpans are fantastic. Check out a demo here: m.ruclips.net/video/uAlEuErL4mY/видео.html
haha sure. Ok, let's skip this obvious advert of your own - some handpand which doesn't connected with you? Or you are not able to provide independent opinion?
From what I could find on youtube with decent sound quality Halo, Saraz, Pantam SbP, and my personal favorite AsaChan are all great. but fuck paying thousands of dollars and being trapped on a waitlist. My Rav sounds amazing and cost $800 with shipping n a bag. (btw the bag sucks cuz its a shoulder strap n its super long. get something custom on etsy for a little more)
Hi... Where did you get it !!! Thats a great price
magy357 didgeproject.com/store
Good review 👍
Amo los instrumentos❤
Me gustaría empezar a tocar uno, pero no sé cuál..
Hay muchos, como el kalimba y pues la guitarra,el piano, ukelele, etc.
El tema es que no sé cuál me vendría mejor ;-;
Deberías probar uno de esos, luego el siguiente, ¡hasta que encuentres lo mejor para ti!
Does the handpan ever need to be re-tuned?
Yes, the handpans require regular maintenance tuning if they are played with force. Gentle playing should not take them out of tune, so it is possible to own a handpan and not need to get it tuned up. The RAV Drums almost always stay in tune except for in the case of extreme force being applied. Cheers!
Is a Rav drum the same as a tongue drum?
Where could I find the hand pand you have here? I really like that there is a higher tone for each note when you hold and strike
the PanArt Hang is an instrument that is no longer made. You can find them used on ebay. We sell Aura Handpans, which are comparable, at didgeproject.com/aura
This is a good video? I wish I would have discovered it earlier? Great sound? Wow?
This is an awesome video - so interesting. Thank you
Sounds like really chill Crash Bandicoot music awesome dude awesome
Do these work on induction cooktops?
Unless they are aluminum, very likely!
Note A: what's the tune? How many Hz?
Thank you
440 hz on these drums
the Hang in this video is detuned and does not hold the strikes(beaten up and loosen down). this is no a good comparison. the guy in the video also forgot to add that you don't really hear much of the RAV Vast starting from a meter distance and the sound is 2D and very directional from each tongue. while Hang sound is 360 degree and fill the room with descent sound pressure, also the sound itself is "3d". the other thing to mention is non-linear behavior of the Hang membrane giving it a much wider dynamic possibilities and thus expression.