Chillout Handpan Music | Calming Music for Focus & Peace

Taking a moment to explore the tones of my F# Low Pygmy handpan. This piece has a gentle, calming energy, perfect for unwinding or finding focus. Hope it brings a little peace to your day.
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[@jarosaw8885]

Absolutely beautiful playing, Rad. The emotion and passion in your music is evident, and it is clear that you are a very talented musician. I am so grateful that you shared your gift with us. Your music is truly inspiring and uplifting. Thank you for sharing your gift with the world. I am especially impressed by your control of the instrument. You have a great command of the dynamics and can create a wide range of sounds. Your playing is very expressive and moving. It is clear that you have a deep understanding of the handpan and its capabilities. I would also like to commend you on your composition. Your music is very melodic and memorable. It is also very well-structured and has a great flow. Your music is both beautiful and intelligent. Overall, I am incredibly impressed with your handpan playing. You are a very talented musician, and I am excited to see what you do in the future. I would highly recommend your music to anyone who enjoys instrumental music. Thank you again for sharing your gift with the world.

[@SycloveinAIChristianRock]

With the background music this is incredible. Love it.

[@nienarodzoona]

The stuff you create, your music is amazing. It lifts the mood helps you to go deeper within yourself. Beautiful may you create more!❤

[@Rad-Orlowski]

❤️❤️❤️

[@DeniskoPooshton]

Cool! Do you know software (vst), which can recognize handpan bass-notes and play sub-bass synth in real time (as in your video), for live performance?

[@Rad-Orlowski]

I'm afraid I don't know about any good solution that would do that. There are some paid available though, but I don't know how good they are. For live sub-bass any solution won't be perfectly good though, as sometimes the bass note you want is actually different from the lowest note you play on the instruement. Instead, you could try sending a copy of your signal to a new channel, apply low-pass filter and add some compression/transient processing/saturaiton/pitch shifting (could work with Little Alter Boy) to achieve something similar - more pronounced bass - and an octave lower (or more).

[@SimonWoodMusic]

you need a Boss Oc 3 pedal - amazing device ! BTW very nice music Rad