How Magnets Changed My Instrument Forever!

[@haloblender]

Thank you sou much for this! I've been using mine for over a decade and had to unscrew to tune it to a different key. Now everyone can switch to experimental tunings in a few seconds.

[@jakubtota8255]

I had no idea that using a magnet could change my kalimba. Thanks for sharing!!

[@raulyadao4244]

I never thought of that. Thanks Brandon for sharing this.

[@khanhlinhnguyen6117]

Wow you have so much energy! Thanks for the trick.

[@rhetman1]

Amazing stuff, Bro! You are so creative. Thank you for sharing this!

[@VisionQuestSound]

What a concept, but more importantly thank you for teaching us this hack!

[@stevepethel6843]

Great video...

[@missk1942]

Brilliant!

[@khuro636]

Thanks to share this fantastic idea!!

[@gruuv0]

I love your vids Brandon, such chilled vibes!

[@calmkalimba9584]

Wow, love the creativity!

[@TwistedArtdesigns]

You are just way too cool! Fun video! Thanks for sharing.

[@brandonblake5705]

Twisted Artdesigns glad you enjoyed! Thanks!

[@LumiraSound]

brilliant!

[@brandonblake5705]

Cheers!💚💚💚

[@TheRideandglide]

Right on.... way to change things up!

[@a1930ford]

So, what is the size of the neodymium magnets you are using? Also, what is the brand of that particular kalimba and what scale is it tuned to? Thanks for sharing.

[@inesstarless]

Genius!!! Thank you so much for the tip!

[@Barrrt]

OMG, that's awesome. Never thought of that. I might try this on my old puppy. But I'm not sure if I have the right size of magnets.

[@brandonblake5705]

The internet can help. Good luck!

[@900miniatureponies]

thanks!!

[@craigthatcher]

Thanks SO much for sharing What kind of kalimba brand is that???

[@zioken81]

Which magnet size do you recommend for the Hokema Sansula? Cheers

[@stevorcompton5289]

Great video my friend! You are an inspiration and a great teacher!

[@brandonblake5705]

Stevor Compton thanks brother!!

[@NiekopTube]

Great idea! I use it for a long time on my jews harp... never thought of my Sansula, because tuning the Sansula goes by shortening the tongues... I thought :-)

[@Valuludelulu.]

I freaking LOVE U!!! I'm going to run to my fridge now

[@rjrichmusic]

Gotta try this! Thanks.

[@allisonmollner]

Beautiful!

[@vanburn777]

this is so cooooooollllll!

[@ursinfelix5383]

Dope bro, I never thought about it... I will try it soon :).. By the way I was hoping to find some tutorial videos for beginners... How to play the sensual.. But havent found something proper jet.. Do you know something? Cheers from Switzerland. Ursin

[@ingejustavanderhelm5208]

Hi Brandon, what a great discovery you made! So creative! Well done! :) May I ask, what is the big synthesizer behind you (the one on the left for the viewer)? Thanks a lot! Kind regards from Amsterdam :)

[@amaurykie321]

waw you're a GENIUS thanks a lot

[@TheFreebasslessons]

very cool!!

[@iamcarlosholguin]

Yeah Happy Man!

[@sunnymon1436]

Dude, just buy a screw driver that can undo the bar (real shitty of them to make it an odd star screw head like that, I'd replace those screws at this point to a regular old phillips head) - then insert other tines, or adjust the tines to different voicing.

[@Mausicaä]

YOU ARE FUCKING COOL!

[@unai2337]

what model of Kalimba is that one?

[@TeeKing]

Hokema Sansula

[@braeyork3245]

Wish you would have played something with the magnets.

[@brandonblake5705]

Brae York Indeed, music was how the video started. I’ll share more magnet music and have more on my IG channel if you go to @bonustimemusic cheers!

[@Marcus538]

Learn to play properly i get any note from my alto , yourbidy majes sound