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A customer demonstration of the Radel digi -108 Digital Tabla. I let the machine speak for itself. One by one ALL of the thekas of the Radel digi -108 Digital Tabla are demonstrated at 130 beats per minute in normal mode. ( you can also speed up and slow down the video speed)No tricks, no sound editing - this is recorded in default mode out of the box on a Panasonic HC-V130K Video cam. The only settings I changed were the turning down the volume and slowing down the speed to 130 beats per min.

The machine has much more functionality than displayed in this video but the idea was to be simple. I could easily do a 5-hour review so i decided on only showing the thekas.

The machine can play from 10 beats per minute up to almost 600 beats per minute. So use your imagination a bit when listening. This unit also features midi in and midi out on the left side panel.

The Thekas are listed in a chart on the bottom of the unit. They are also listed in the manual and in a PDF online manual at Radel's website. If you want to read the PDF file from the manufacturer go here:
http://www.radel.in/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Digi-108-Manual.pdf
(If that fails, go here - http://www.radelindia.com)

If you are thinking of purchasing or if you already have a unit you can listen to a short excerpt of the All the thekas provided Radel digi -108 Digital Tabla at 130 bpm in Normal Mode.

The Radel digi -108 Digital Tabla's primary competitor is the TAAL TARANG DIGITAL POWER ELECTRONIC TABLA by Sound Labs. Both are in the same price range.

Previous versions of this Raded Ditigal Tabla machine include the Radel Taalmala Digi 60Dx and the Radel Taalmala Digi 100 plus.
I do not sell this unit. I am not a friend or family member of anyone who sells this product. I have no financial interests in the company or distribution of this product. I bought the Radel digi -108 Digital Tabla for personal sitar practice.

To see how to program or edit see this link - https://youtu.be/V54_Byb6NIQ

I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)

I own worldwide distribution rights to this video. All rights reserved. I filmed this video on my Panasonic video cam and did preliminary editing with Panasonic software. I converted it into an Mpeg4 file using Windows Movie editor (free from Microsoft). Duplication of this video is illegal. You may embed it or share the link, but the video must be in full as is with no alterations.

also see https://youtu.be/V54_Byb6NIQ - how to edit and
program