Tuning A Bongo Drum at August June blog

Tuning A Bongo Drum. Sponsored by peripole, your partner in music. Before you begin, ensure that the bongo heads are in good condition. Kalani shows you how to tune bongo drums. To tune your bongos, you will need a drum key, a small towel or cloth, and some patience. You will learn how to tune the bongs and avoid common bongo mistakes as kalani. The larger drum is called. If they are worn or damaged, you will need to replace them before tuning. Bongo players can opt for a wide variety of pitches when tuning their drums. As with any tuning situation, personal preference, taste, and musical context will dictate over all, but there are some guidelines to keep in mind. Percussionist and educator, kalani, demonstrates how to tune a bongo drum. The first thing you want to do when tuning your bongos is to loosen the heads of the drums. Bongos consist of two drums connected together and played as one. When tuning your bongo, you should tune the hembra and macho an octave apart, with the macho tuned at b through d, or about two octaves above middle c and the. In this guide, i’ll show you how to tune your bongo drums to deliver expressive and bright sounds with the correct pitch interval between the macho and hembra bongos.

Before you begin, ensure that the bongo heads are in good condition. Bongos consist of two drums connected together and played as one. Kalani shows you how to tune bongo drums. You will learn how to tune the bongs and avoid common bongo mistakes as kalani. The first thing you want to do when tuning your bongos is to loosen the heads of the drums. Sponsored by peripole, your partner in music. The larger drum is called. Bongo players can opt for a wide variety of pitches when tuning their drums. When tuning your bongo, you should tune the hembra and macho an octave apart, with the macho tuned at b through d, or about two octaves above middle c and the. To tune your bongos, you will need a drum key, a small towel or cloth, and some patience.

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Tuning A Bongo Drum Bongos consist of two drums connected together and played as one. Bongo players can opt for a wide variety of pitches when tuning their drums. Sponsored by peripole, your partner in music. In this guide, i’ll show you how to tune your bongo drums to deliver expressive and bright sounds with the correct pitch interval between the macho and hembra bongos. As with any tuning situation, personal preference, taste, and musical context will dictate over all, but there are some guidelines to keep in mind. Kalani shows you how to tune bongo drums. The larger drum is called. The first thing you want to do when tuning your bongos is to loosen the heads of the drums. You will learn how to tune the bongs and avoid common bongo mistakes as kalani. To tune your bongos, you will need a drum key, a small towel or cloth, and some patience. Before you begin, ensure that the bongo heads are in good condition. Bongos consist of two drums connected together and played as one. When tuning your bongo, you should tune the hembra and macho an octave apart, with the macho tuned at b through d, or about two octaves above middle c and the. If they are worn or damaged, you will need to replace them before tuning. Percussionist and educator, kalani, demonstrates how to tune a bongo drum.