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@neo-gio Thank you 🙂 I am glad you find this relaxing 🙏 Rode M5 pair of microphones are connected into Yamaha MG06 mixer, from there sound is recorded with BR80. I use Audacity software to process audio by normalizing levels, and adding the reverb. Sometimes little reverb, sometimes more, sometimes none. Valhalla supermassive plug-in is used for reverb - you need to experiment to find the reverb that sounds good to you. Lately I have been using the EQ to some degree, to add the final touch to the recording.

@@BrankoOgorelec Thank you!!! This helps me alot. Keep going with your work🙏🏻

@@neo-gio I've been busy lately but constantly practicing for the new long-play track. I wish you fun with the recording process and I look forward to hearing your recordings on YT 💫

@@ecelis911911 RAV website had an online player option so it could be used to play different RAV scales by clicking on the image of the RAV drum. I cannot find it on the RAV website, but try googling for "rav vast virtual player" and you should be able to find it.

@@alexx4450 Nisam imao komentara od susjeda, da kazu da je problem. Velikom vecinom kažu da nisi nista čuli. U jednoj kući su bili tanji zidovi pa je tu i tamo nešto malo zvuka prošlo, ali sudjedima nije smetalo. Tamo sam dodatno prilagodio svirku i svirao lakše, time zvuk nije prolazio dalje. Instrument je vrlo dinamičan pa se može prilagoditi način sviranja.

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Thank you 🙏 I am glad these melodies are giving peaceful vibe to you 🙂

Thanks! Rode M5 pair of microphones are plugged into Yamaha MG06 mixer. Sound is then recorded with Boss BR80. I use Audacity for sound editing - usually small adjustment to levels and some reverb added with Valhalla Supermassive plugin. Lately I have been experimenting with adding some EQ, but this recording does not have EQ edit.

Thank you! I'm glad you find it useful 🙂

Thanks! I'm glad you like it 🙂

Thank you 🙏 Looking back, yes I have mastered some aspects of playing. At the same time, I see there is much to learn. It is a process of fun and joy I invite you to discover. As for you question, I love them all 🥰😍😄 In reality I don't have time for all at one time, so some are for teaching students, and maybe some will go to allow room for new.

Thanks! I tried it briefly and it sounds cool. I decided to go with the normal coil split for a while, and then try the partial.

@@BrankoOgorelec Partial is such a cool option, I get some really great tones with HS😀-2's and 38k. partial split!

@christianboddum8783 It seems partial split is about trying different resistors until you find something you like? I don't remember mention of 38k in web pages.....

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Chopper is an excellent upgrade, it really makes a difference. My next plan is to try the partial coil split using a resistor, also a tone bleed circuit. PAF pro in the bridge might be an option in the future, for the sake of exploration. For now, the original F1 humbucking pickup sounds really good to me.

Thank you 🙂 Microphones are Rode M5, that are connected to small mixer Yamaha MG06. Sound is then recorded with a Boss BR80 recorder. For RAV instruments I typically do some EQ in software. I also add some reverb effect in software.

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Thanks! Lately I'm mostly composing new long-play meditation on a handpan, but still I love these instruments. They have their own charm and unique vibe. I wish you many fun moments with your RAV 💫

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Thank you 🙂 I learned it all myself, self-taught. I did not follow any tutorial. It is a demanding process, but it is very rewarding. Year by year I learned a lot about the music, feeling the harmony, using the instrument... and still have many things to learn 🙂. Music is a wonderfull thing! Contact me on FB or IG, I can give you some tips to select your first drum. Good luck!

Thanks! Glad you like it 🙂

Thanks! Playing my drums in various scales, I feel that all are amazing and I am very grateful for being able to create music using such instruments 🙂

Yes, this can be a good way to clear the road noise. These instruments are so unique and magical 🙂

Glad you like it 🙂Thank you 🙏

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I use Rode M5 microphones and Yamaha MG06. In Audacity software I add some Valhalla Supermassive reverb plugin.

Салидно) Спасибо бро!Приезжай в гости в Москву встретим как полагается)

@@user-nk4dy7qe1d Valhalla Supermassive has a lot of options and I wish you much fun with it 🙂 Explore and find your own echoes, delays, chorus and reverb. I use those effects, depending what is required. And when I will be near Moscow, we can meet 🙂

Rode M5 microphones into Yamaha MG06, into Boss BR80 recorder. Post processing in Audacity to add eq and reverb.

I am glad you find this useful and I wish you to have much fun with your future tongue drum 💫

Thanks🙏 Nice to see you around 🙂 And you... Have you been playing something 🎸🎹🪇🪘🎷 lately?

Thanks! With a little luck it could go as Bob Ross and somewhere on that line your video editing would come handy 🙂

Thanks! Yes, this is my composing. I plan organizing and recording these "test" melodies. I also plan making another video to show another similar preset on MPX500. As for the sound, I find PCM80 more refined. However, for my needs I did not find a meaningful difference. I am more focused into RAV VAST and handpan instruments.

@@BrankoOgorelec Brilliant idea! I totally convinced You have to.. no, You SHOULD make guitar ambient album! Follow Your channel and I will wait new testing of MPX500) PS I just order Lexicon MPX500 thanx Your test video! Large grateful and shake Your hand!

@artfashionvideo I am grateful to inspire you to buy MPX500 🙏 I wish you many moments of fun and joy with it ✨️ Post some videos of your discoveries on MPX500, it would be nice to see new ideas.

I feel that music is about the melody, harmony, composition, feeling, emotion, heart, and soul. Then, for me, it is much less important to dwell upon reverb as MPX500 is clear winner for this price/quality ratio. Remember that people were recording great music even without all the tech we have nowadays.

Yes, if you need fine nuances PCM80 surely delivers 🙂

@andyaerials I'm going for bandcamp first. This track is a first one there. I'll see how it goes, somewhere in time I might be using soundcloud too.

I did not upgrade the eprom. I use 11 Rack for my needs of simple reverb, chorus, and delay. MPX is only kept for Abyss preset that has beautiful modulated tail. Find my older video with dolphin picture, you will find the settings in the description. Here is another custom Abyss preset with all the parameters in the video itself: ua-cam.com/video/hg4N7hZsDr8/v-deo.htmlsi=BHe1ug6GfDlQ1ANS You can tweak the 06 plate preset if you use it only for reverb. Chorus presets also sound good. Chorus with reverb is also decent, find it in video on my channel. It all depends on what you have already - how you intend to use it.

​@@BrankoOgorelecim using this on mono and poly synths , digital and analogue. As well as pcm drum machines possibly a sampler. Not recording anything other than synths im not miking jack. Everything recorded directly into a tascam model 24

@TedBrownMedia Try it out if you can. It has lower price than most units out there, and offers a lot. Play around with it and see what comes out, I think you will be very satisfied. I just found a video on YT with synth and MPX500, check it out if you didn't see it already. Overall, MPX500 is much easier to use than PCM80, and sound quality gets very close to PCM80 in majority of recording scenarios.

It is... simply amazing 🤩

Thank you 🙏 I am glad you like my music 🙂 RAV drums are wonderful! My first was B Celtic Minor and then years after I got G Pygmy. My choices were easier, it was a natural flow from one to another. Choosing the first scale for handpan took more time, and I'm thrilled with all that I got from La Sirena 🎼🎵🎶😀

Thank you 🙏 I also find this instrument hypnotic... mesmerizing... just like La Sirena should be 😉

Thank you 🙏 Being on the inside... is... a nice side to be on 😉

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@ejyuhas Thank you 🙏 I'm glad you like it 🙂 I also like G Pygmy, very much! It is so soothing and calming to me.

Thank you 🙏 I'm glad my music is relaxing to you 🙂 If you are based in EU you can purchase RAV drum here rumix.eu/ and right now there is a big discount as they're closing one warehouse. If you don't find your drum on a discount, drop them an email to see options. If you are in USA you can use this website vastdrum.com/

Thanks, I'm glad you like it 🙂 Yes, for me also reverb is a nice add-on to already beautiful soundscape given by these instruments.

Thank you 🙏 Let me know how it goes with your yoga sessions.

Thank you 🙏 I am glad my music is bringing calm to you and Tigger 🙂

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Thank you 🙏 Keep on practicing, and you will probably exceed my skills 🙂 Comparing to other players I know, I was much slower at progress. Still I am slower because I don't have as much time for practice, as they have. But then patience... together with practice pays off sooner or later 🙂

Diameter is 90cm. I am selling it as I am focusing on RAV and handpan.

Thank you 🙏 Glad you like it 🙂

I add reverb after recording, using Audacity. There are plenty of plugins available, I have a few that I like. Also, sometimes I use Lexicon MPX500 dedicated hardware unit. Experiment and find your spice 🙂

@@BrankoOgorelec Whoops! I thought I subscribed a while back. I guess I didn't... Well, I'm your 500th subscriber ... What do I get? Heh, just kidding... Great, relaxing music! That's what I get! I also forgot to mention, this is awesome! Great job on this! I love this (it's why I came back a month later. trying to figure out things to do with mine). Beautiful job man!

​@marsdrums6298 Thank you very much! I thought I'd be finished with my new RAV music before the 500th subscriber came in... but it is still in pre release rehearsal. For your 500th lucky charm I can offer a free pre release mp3. Find me on Facebook or Instagram to claim your prize 😀