Handpan Tuning #1 - How to Stabilize a Note in Under 2 Minutes 

The Fact that This much work is thoroughly done to each instrument has me Absolutely Ecstatic on the arrival of mine. I now appreciate the instrument for what it is but also the maker for the care put into every step. This is fantastic!

Even hammering these things they sound beautful. Truly magical instruments.

Fascinating, thanks Sean and Peter

This was absolutely fascinating.

Hey man ...I really appreciate and think vow it's so brilliant what you do🎁🌈💯👏

Thanks a lot for this video !! It motivates me to go further in the stabilization. :)

Nice job! Good explanation. I learned something new :)

that impressed me, thank you

Awesome vid, thank you!

I am new to this, very interesting, thank you, subscribed

Cool talks and that Peters laugh in the end uahahahaaa! Cheers!

so much magic

I came here to see if I could possibly learn to fix my one that a two year old climbed on and ruined. I'm even more sad now...

I am wondering - Once the top section with the notes is tuned; when you attach it to the bottom section do the pitches change due to the enclosed space.

I’d like to know more about his tools. What makes a good mallet? What’s the weight of his hammer and is it wrapped with electrical tape? It looks like he’s tricks with the flat side? Thanks! I’m purchasing a pan and will tune it myself because really have faith in my ear. I play anything I can get my hand on. 😊

Tuning steel is a fascinating art. Good video, thank you for sharing. Is that Silly Putty?

My handpan is D Kurd, but the ding D is 30-40 cents higher (it’s almost D#). Can I tune at home? How do I do that, what tools do I need? Thank you

Excellent video! How long does a tune last on the hand pan? Does it vary with different metals?

How much does it cost to tune a pan?

When tuning, do you also recommend steel hardening? If so. What is a Rule of thumb?

how tuning could be so rough and playing need so soft. I still have difficulty to understand why tuning is hard process while playing needs to be soft. I've always take care of playing quite softly and seeing all tuning process is still interrogating on stability. Steel, compressive and strain mystery. My english/amercian language is limited, but if someone have some more theoretical on how a steel & stress/strain structure build hardly on a balance state could need a soft sollicitation/use... Does anyone has an idea of which point of stress/force could altered a tone structure which has been stabilized before ? Higher tones would be more stabilized and i could understand it, but how physics could explain hard process to go a balanced state while a little more hard playing would detuned ?

what app do you need to be able to tune it and hear what notes are being played

What is that material on the other notes?

Thanks so much for this info! Quick question, so what is it exactly that one has to do to make a note that has gone slightly sharp go back in tune? I have a stainless steel handpan in a Dminor celtic tunning and the middle D has gone slightly sharp... Many thanks again :)

Can i get you to tune my handpan? I have an E4 that is way off tune

Are those beacons on the notes? lol

Could I retune my handpan myself, by watching this video?

Eu não entendo nada de inglês 😭😭😭

Too bad they are gone now. Permanently closed 😢