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Two variations for the "doum"? #3

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edsko opened this issue Apr 25, 2021 · 0 comments
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Two variations for the "doum"? #3

edsko opened this issue Apr 25, 2021 · 0 comments

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edsko commented Apr 25, 2021

In "Basic Sounds of the Handpan", David remarks at 1:45 that "you can also let your palm land on the instrument, to give your bass stroke a little bit extra punch". The difference he illustrates there seems to match the edge/non-edge articulations of the doum of the Soniccouture instrument precisely. If/when the course introduces this difference as an explicit technique, should think about how to map it.
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Tune the taks
abef4a1 
We now distinguish between the left/right tak (different MIDI layout), and are
using the highest two tonefields in "between" articulation rather than the
"edge" articulation of the doom, which seems more suitable for a "punchy"
variation on the doum (issue #3).
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