Halo Alliance

Colin and I jammin' on a musical afternoon in San Diego. Colin's on my Limoncello and I'm on his Khyberi Halo. More to come.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Halo
• Pantheon
• Steel
• hand
• pan
• Hang
• Jon
• Colin

[guitarraargentina]

where can i get one of those !!!!!1

[obyjon]

@guitarraargentina Pantheon Steel is the maker of the Halo.

[yueundla]

whats the difference between a halo and a caisa by the way very nice playing i love it

[obyjon]

@yueundla They are both in the same general class of instruments (hand pans), but there are many qualitative differences in the sound, resonance, harmonics, etc. I personally prefer the Halo, though the best hand pan is the one you own.

[obyjon]

Hand Pans are not a difficult as many instruments because you can start out sounding a decent note, unlike a violin or clarinet. The rest has to do with your natural rhythm, musicality and creativity. So the short answer is that everyone's different -- the learning curve is steep for some, while other players take to a hand pan like a duck to water.

[TheValdiviaC]

where did you get the hang drums? Ive been looking every where

[obyjon]

@TheValdiviaC These are not Hangs they are Halos made by Pantheon Steel.

[Lattentreffer]

that's what I call a jam... !

[ColdplayyalpdloC]

I was waiting for Jon to lay back at some point while Colin changed it to major so I could hear that Limoncello...taking nothing away from how amazing it was for some reason I just was expecting it.

[JCFoltz]

So the difference these Halo's have from a hang drum is that the hang drum has more notes or something?

[rakchatb]

i like

[vo0sto0]

This is incredibly wonderfully sounding.I really want to get one of these.

[spmoran89]

wonderful, very mysterious sound. love the companionship in muse.