Roland Handsonic (drum, effects, shows, Djembe, cheap)

FauxReal · 03-09-2009, 10:21 PM

Five shows now with the handsonic. The first show i didn't use it much, felt a little foreign. After a little geekin and tweekin on it I used it more and more each show. It sounds fantastic after customizing a few patches. I don't really trust the D-beam. Without something to physically strike it's hard for me to trigger it with perfect timing. I think it'll be great for morphing the sound with compression or other effects if I ever figure it out. There's a lot to learn with tons of ways to tweek each sound, so ckaweeks if you or anyone else decide to get one i'd love to trade tips and tricks. I'm taking it in the studio next week. That'll really put the sound quality to the test. . . .so fingers crossed.

03-09-2009, 10:21 PM	#5 (permalink)
FauxReal Groupie Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 2	Five shows now with the handsonic. The first show i didn't use it much, felt a little foreign. After a little geekin and tweekin on it I used it more and more each show. It sounds fantastic after customizing a few patches. I don't really trust the D-beam. Without something to physically strike it's hard for me to trigger it with perfect timing. I think it'll be great for morphing the sound with compression or other effects if I ever figure it out. There's a lot to learn with tons of ways to tweek each sound, so ckaweeks if you or anyone else decide to get one i'd love to trade tips and tricks. I'm taking it in the studio next week. That'll really put the sound quality to the test. . . .so fingers crossed.