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I am new to the hand pan game. My mate Taylor Sol who’s featured in the video has mentioned this to me. A law suit from the OG hand pan builders against all other versions of the instrument? Seems a little ridiculous to me… https://youtu.be/6fISj2t0GA8?si=roNVJoM2yBRAZ5qj

And have you tried singing along or playing other instruments when you play the hand pan?