Introduction into Djembe vs Cajon

The origin and basic sounds played on the West-African Djembe and the Latin-American Cajón.
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[@piotr803]

Great tutorial! Thanks for taking the time to make this.

[@zhengtongnie7149]

THX for making this! Your tutorial is so great! It helps a lot!

[@hurleyinnh]

Nice work, thank you for posting!

[@jlin412]

Thank you for this very educational video of the two instruments. Informative and fun to learn, I will share your videos with my sons, they are learning drum and thinking about picking up Djembe or Cajon.

[@SimeonFlowers]

Great video. Thanks!

[@chamobeatbox]

Love your tutorials man !!! I'm gonna practice first with darbuka, keep it up ! Maximum respect !

[@manikshamik]

Thank you so much

[@ChakoFPV]

Great video, you editing skills have greatly improved since the Darbuka lessons :D
Keep up!

[@SadamottoMotto]

Agreed

[@BigBudde]

good video. cool editing!! thanks! =)

[@quoth_raven]

Cool video!

[@TheInesMariantt]

man, this video is great. =)

[@Chamodi492]

Good job sir

[@tsfurlan]

Which do you prefer ?I need to buy either or..

[@MrAmisto]

Cajon has been being played in Peru for over 100 years, you should check out some afro peruvian Ryhtyms, Festejo for example. Also, I really recommend you get a Actual West African Djembe instead of a synthetic one, you cannot get a good sound for your tone and slap on those drums, and honestly West African djembes players cannot stand the sound of how much ringing those drums make, the reason is that there are no dimples inside the drum to dampen the sound, when it is hand carved the air is displaced in different directions by the dimples and dents inside, and it softens the sound to make it sweet.

[@chrisw5742]

I can't get a good acoustic rock/metal sound from traditional ones. And my bass sounds is waaaay better than this guy's. Also a piece of tape will tone it down a bit if you need to.

[@albertomunozgordi]

Hola, si me permites. La técnica del djembe para el "slap" no es así. la posición de la mano para desarrollar el "Tone y slap", es en el mismo lugar; es decir, se ejecuta el golpe en el mismo lugar en el parche del djembe. Si tu golpeas el slap solo con los dedos lo mas probable es que te lesiones y aparte, no consigas buen sonido.
El video es bueno y ok. Suerte y gracias por tu aportación.

[@herramientasleonpaul1395]

Buen video hermano... The cajon is peruvian... el cajon es peruano... se podria decir que el cajon y el djembe son primos hermanos. pues fueron fecundados del arte y la necesidad de transmitir musica y sentimientos de los hermanos africanos que posteriormente fueron despojados y trasladados a sudamerica. se llevaron consigo su musica y danzas... un rico regalo a la vida.

[@Kubakaiser]

Which one has more bass?

[@drfrancov]

Nice video. The cajon is from Peru.

[@veskimae]

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[@veskimae]

Sama

[@HighlanderNorth1]

Your identical twin is SO rude with the way he keeps playing while you're trying to talk! 😁

[@Hithere-ek4qt]

While the djembe is a proper drum,
The cajon is a joke, might as well play on a cardboard box.