Hokema Sansula demonstration with multi effects

[@sound-and-silence]

This is one of the best snsula videos on KZbin, I find you chanel very inspiring

[@Swpb666]

You are too good. Your musical ability is on jazz and classical levels. Highly advanced!

[@sepsax]

Now this is amazing, I really like the idea with contact microphone, it's a whole new dimension to experiment with. Thank you Rory for inspiration.

[@delasobissex4915]

Wow this takes sansula to another level!!!

[@roberttemple2521]

This was a nice find, thank you again, Rory. The odd effect at the end sounded like the sansula was playing into a pan with water in it. Moving the pan makes the notes slur into the twilight zone.

[@johnreese7973]

playing with 4 fingers like a boss! Nice video.

[@jockojohn3294]

Very nice indeed. Gives me an idea too.........run this through a Strymon Big Sky with long tail reverb and a long spaced out delay.....You could do some Ambient and Chill music with that Sansula - Maybe some Hand Pan and Tabla too, you're real good with all your fingers, so you could do both......It might be real nice and certainly unexpected.......

[@creationsfromthetable5291]

That was awesome! As always! Every time you have a new video it’s more awesome than the one before!

[@Swpb666]

The last bit of the video reminds me of gamelan music

[@L77kim77l]

Great ideas, thank you! Sounds amazing...

[@WoodwindSpirit]

Wow, this is so great. Love it ❤❤❤

[@mothersgauri4137]

This is an amazing Sansula demo. Wow. Thanks so much !!!

[@personahumana7243]

Merci très beau !!!

[@rontan8433]

Thanks for sharing these techniques 🙏🏼

[@karlakaay]

Thanks for sharing

[@MoeNMQ]

nice ideas and lovely playing

[@udonwantnoproblems]

Greetings.. could you write down the notes you are playing when you start at the 5:00 minute with the mic and repeating delay with the drumming. Thank you so much.. sounds great

[@silkemunz1757]

Thats awesome!!

[@ClaraJacintho]

Awesome vid! The ring modulator sounds totally out of a horror movie haha

[@mayamachine]

I bought one, love it play weekly.

[@robertgoldthorpe1652]

You are an amazing individual sir, "Bravo"

[@RatnaDewi]

Your video is extremely awesome! You inspired me to buy a mic and amp! Can’t wait until delivery is here :) Please upload a full song with the delay effect, that would be so nice! Can’t get enough.. many greetings 🖖 Dewi

[@TaraBW]

Absolutely Magical 😍

[@rajasankar1245]

Wow we are amazed

[@aleksandratkaczyk-muzykamu8591]

Thank you very much for amazing demonstration :)

[@alphabets0ng]

Jesus you’re talented

[@claudiapreker1453]

Very nice! Thanks a lot for the inspiration.

[@Mikalka26]

Amazing video

[@claudiastarr7125]

Wonderful! Thank you!

[@CptJayF]

Rory thank you

[@MaiaDreams]

Wonderful, really :)

[@bananeenjo2636]

Your are very sympatic! And the video very interested :) I hope someday I can play like u

[@burtonjc]

Sounding great as always Rory!

[@laflakax]

Waooo! so nice! thank you for this video

[@CptJayF]

Wooowwwww you are amazing

[@gogoromance]

Love this!!!

[@Windhorse11]

I really enjoyed the sound of the magnetic beads! Do you have a link for those beads to check out online?

[@dorsalfin68]

Hey Rory! Thanks for your great and creative video! Can you kindly tell me the make and model of the microphone you stuck in back of your Sansula? Thanks much!!

[@melodyinwhisper]

It's a KNA up-1.

[@sugerace1]

Don't know if you get this but had to say thanks as I'm experimenting with disc shaped magnets to alter tuning intervals across the kalimba and placing the flat kalimbas on a 10inch cheep similar drum.

[@roryhoffman485]

I've thought about using magnets for tuning. I do that with my tongue drum. But I havent figured out how to get magnets to stick to the tines without rattling or moving.

[@rajasankar1245]

Where I can buy this type of amplifier

[@piaaargh]

😍😍😍

[@АннаЗверева-в6е]

👍👍👍

[@mikescheibinger5191]

nice

[@lyndajennings3920]

Great video, thanks man....what amp where you using please?

[@roryhoffman485]

I was using an Alesis Roadfire 15. These are no longer being made, but there are several amps with multi-fx on the market today, any of which would probably work just fine.

[@guidemeChrist]

what would happen if you combined two diatonic kalimbas tuned a half step apart to make a chromatic instrument

[@roryhoffman485]

I'm pretty sure you can already buy chromatic kalimbas. Finding the best way to connect the 2 diatonics would be the largest trick i'd imagine. Figuring out how to place them to make it practical to actually play could be a challenge.

[@guidemeChrist]

you're right. But I've seen chromatic kalimbas that you hold like a bandoneon. They had white keys on one side and black keys on the other. They were also pretty expensive. I was thinking to buy two cheap kalimbas and and just glue them together from their bottoms. I'll let you know if it works out lol. Cheers

[@divers2192]

What a beautiful sound!

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

I'd like you to play tutti frutti by Little Richard on your instruments cause he died today.

[@angeliachenoweth2522]

It sounds like a vibraphone