I don't have the same number of notes, is this a problem?
The short answer is: YES. It’s not a problem since you can adapt every exercise, even if your instrument has more or fewer notes.
The goal is to teach patterns, grooves, and movements that you can then apply to your own instrument.
For example: in an exercise, David will never ask you to start from note 8, then go down to 7 > 6 > 5. Instead, he’ll say to start from your highest note and move down three notes.
MasterTheHandpan has more than 27,000 students, which means there’s a huge variety of handpans and scales among them. This method ensures it works for everyone, no matter what instrument they have.
The goal is to teach patterns, grooves, and movements that you can then apply to your own instrument.
For example: in an exercise, David will never ask you to start from note 8, then go down to 7 > 6 > 5. Instead, he’ll say to start from your highest note and move down three notes.
MasterTheHandpan has more than 27,000 students, which means there’s a huge variety of handpans and scales among them. This method ensures it works for everyone, no matter what instrument they have.
Updated on: 12/11/2024
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