EOX Drum E North Sea 12 - Nadishana

[@cb-at]

such an awesome spirit - love it! God bless you, Maestro!

[@sunoftheyek8261]

These drums are like living metal space ships that make music.

[@fredlehavre]

Like the way you make sound , not just with percussive approach at all. And finally , realize you Speak with your fingers. Very good 👍

[@josiahjones4159]

Beautiful

[@AlchemistTongueDrums]

Nice to hear a Dorian scale other than La Sirena. Gorgeous as always.

[@myotheraccount17]

The master does it again. 👏👏👏

[@marcnatura6514]

Yes My friend✌️

[@karloskastaneda2550]

Отменно,Владисвар 🔥

[@Alrukitaf]

This is absolutely amazing.

[@PASHKULI]

Interestingly pleasant and dynamic! I love your music, Vlad!

[@avinashbissoon7675]

You should have way more subscribers...this is so awesome

[@КостяНелапшин]

Круто! Это ж Надишана!

[@venezuelahandpan]

Un monstruo de otro planeta

[@ervinpoljak8332]

Beautiful!!!

[@sketchandjam]

Interesting air muting technique. The master at work with the ufos.

[@DIVINEGuitarLessons]

What I want to know is, where do you get these awesome clothes!?

[@anatexis_the_first]

A beautiful composition. But even though I enjoy the sound of them, I can't help but to compare them to Rav Vasts. I feel like the Eox sounds a bit more "tanky", a bit more like the tank drums these newer generations have evolved out of. Maybe it's just me, but I think the Eox reaches not quite the same level of richness of tone and clarity as a Rav does. Anyway, beautifully played, as always =)

[@nadishana]

Thanks! I disagree about the sound quality though. If it would be similar to tank drum i wouldn't invest my time in those instruments. I'm enjoying practicing my EOX D Celtic everyday and can assure that it's high quality tongue pan on par with RAV, but very different in sound

[@anatexis_the_first]

@@nadishana Well then, coming from you I will take it as a hard fact. Admittedly, so far I didn't yet had a chance to get my hands on an EOX, so I trust your judgement on the matter ;)

[@madhujith]

I know you're their brand ambassador, but would have loved if you had played the YW Pulsar, just get they're far more warmer and pure in their tonal quality.

[@batmanonholiday4477]

Do you mind expanding why you think so? I've been looking at Pulsars too, but I am not sure I find their sound superior...in Nadishanas masterful hands the sound sounds more explosive and magical..but I need to play the pulsar instrument myself to find out and I cant get them from anywhere in my country unless I order them. I wanna get La Sirena from either Pulsar or get it custom made by Eox/Orion or maybe even Kaatone, so I wonder what choice to make. What would you chose?

[@madhujith]

@@batmanonholiday4477 My experience of having played a Celtic minor Eox drum that a friend had was just about ok. I particularly find they're tonal quality more sharper and not too my liking (found it more metallic). They may have changed it now, no clue. Personally have 3 Pulsars and had a Rav (sold) and feel that the Pulsar was the most warm and rounded to my liking. Also found dealing with Yudin a pleasure.... Good Luck 👍

[@batmanonholiday4477]

@@madhujith interesting, thanks, I definitely agree about Rav's metallic quality of sound, but with EOX / Orions, I am not sure yet, need to try.

[@dcaz9747]

@@madhujith That sounds like my responses to 440 Hz tuning versus 432 Hz. 440 sounds 'sharper', more aggressive, more strident, and the higher the scale the worse it is. Not being familiar with Pulsars, I wonder if they might be tuned to 432 Hz by default. EOX lets you choose, and offers a really huge range of scales and tunings. I am not affiliated with EOX in any way. Just another fan trying to find my 'perfect' instrument and getting somewhat lost in all the options.

[@madhujith]

@@dcaz9747 Pulsars are tuned to 440 Hz as a default unless you specify for a 432 Hz, personally I prefer that. Each one to their own I guess

[@charlarge3555]

Beautiful!🙏🏻