Djembe Lesson: Tone, Slap, Bass & Touch
This pattern is going to help differentiate your sounds which will develop the important skill of learning to "speak" on the djembe.
The idea of this rhythm is for you to learn to how to play all the different notes in one sequence. The rhythm isn't as important as distinguishing your sound. So your tone sounds completely different than your slap (or pop) and your bass is going to sound just like a bass and your touch will be very quiet.
In this video:
Tone, Slap, Bass & Touch lesson
Tone, Slap, Bass & Touch rhythm
Tone, Slap, Bass & Touch slow motion
2-Person performance
Overhead view of Tone, Slap, Bass & Touch
Tone, Slap, Bass & Touch various speeds
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by Michael Pluznick
Internationally-recognized musical djembe drummer and percussionist, Michael Pluznick has introduced his new Signature Eco-Pro Djembe Drums and Instructional DVD for Djembe Players now available at X8Drums.com.
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