Mandala Drum - "Ryukyu Bliss"

Synesthesia Mandala USB

This is a custom preset I made with the Virtual Brain software. It has four zones. Zones 1 & 2 are piano samples and zones 3 & 4 are jazz guitar samples. All zones use a F# Ryukyu scale.

I seriously can't sleep because of this thing. :)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Synesthesia
• Mandala
• USB
• drum
• pad
• electronic
• danny
• carey
• tool

[monkeygames18]

Can you give us the low down on this product? bassically this is the first time ive ever seen one. i run a DnB projec where i trigger live ssounds and this would be an ace tool. im guessing all the samples can be changed and assigned to each "zone" of the pad? if thats how it works. like i said i have no idea. cheers man.

[Roldy23]

@monkeygames18 Exactly how it works! You can have anywhere from 1-7 zones. The mandala website will give you a good low down of it, with graphics to help you out. I would definitely look into this pad for your project; it'll be cool for your audience to see you grab a pair of sticks and play along to the music too (unless you're already using instruments and not just samples)!

[WarrenPeace22688]

Hey I have a mandala, just curious when you strike 2 zones at the exact same time does it cancel one sound out? Mine does and its very frustrating..

[Roldy23]

Yeah, mine does it when I play them at the exact same time too. If I play a flam it doesn't do it though. If you play the two notes close enough it's barely noticeable that it's a flam. I understand your frustration.

[Roldy23]

Calm down. I DO love the pad and use it all the time. I haven't seen another pad with this amount of zones, the option to customize how many zones you use, and the absence of latency no matter what kind of condition your computer is in.

I respect your negative opinion; I guess this is just one of those things that isn't for everyone. You simply have to try one out to really understand it.

[thelema3131]

slow down guy...or buddy or whatever. i could read about other peoples problems but how does it apply to me who has had 3 for awile and never had any problems? It is definatly possible to own a computer and internet and not be able to afford a pad. besided whos to say your not at a public library or on your moms computer while stealing wifi from the neighbor or ect? you should really go away because your doing nothing but discrediting yourself.

[vanhalenshredder]

This makes me love Coors Light a little less...

[drum6669]

coors light

[thelema3131]

one day you might be able to afford your very own plastic pad but until then

quit trying to ruin it for everyone else turd.

[Taud]

@thelema3131 the average PC is about 1000$... moms computer? stealing wifi? wow quite the assumptions you make, yeah i actually care of your opinions.... if youre really that personal over your three plastic pads that youll get all butt hurt and keep sending me msges thats pretty discrediting to you yourself, anyways like i said, be happy with the company and the purchase, some of us have differing opinions obviously based on our own results

[Taud]

@thelema3131 LOL suck the companies dick already, u can read other ppl having problems with these things, its impossible for me to have a comp and the net and not afford a few hundred, and im not your guy, buddy.....

[thelema3131]

ok guy. you know you still want one even though its a few hundred out of your price range.

[Taud]

@thelema3131 Its only a few hundred you idiot anyone could afford it.... its not worth in tho IMO terrible customer service and late shipping times followed by a really disappointing demo changed my mind on the purchase..... im review the product based on all those things