Playing my (other) Cajon

[MrProfDrLulli]

ZEBRANO IST THE BEST!!!

I´ve got it too!

[zimmelzumm]

No cajon is best :) It's a question of taste

[christianward]

Nice!

[pioneerdrums]

Zebrano - that's the same cajon I have. Very nice!

[cajonensemblebalinge]

Nice but everybody plays the Bass as if he were Gay, this Solo is cool but not that cool

[rojopercussion]

its tru thats the first thing that came to my attention..relax ur hands LOSEN EM UP !

[Feyears]

yeah, sound's great. but i think it would be even greater if you would try to mix the bass with snare - sound more. maybe it sounds like played by morge than one person. :>

[Guldenbart]

ur playing very groovy. watch also my cajon videos.

[JetBlueIce]

Just as a Spanish guitar is still a Spanish guitar no matter what country it's played in or what type of music it's play in, so also the Peruvian Cajon is still a Peruvian Cajon no matter what style of music it's played in or what country.

[ralladaso]

Nice job mate, the cajon is peruvian and it doesn't matter if you learn the technique from a peruvian or spanish.. learning the way is played in their music is a different story but the actual technique is the same..

[ricoo9]

that was very nice man, and what a beautiful cajon u have!

[Huitzlipochtli]

Thanx - glad you like it!

[nekikr]

very good man...u could teach me some stuff:)

[cesar2333]

Not bad. Your hands should be a bit more loose to play the cajon to get the chasquido this cajon should have. Get someone to show you a bit of the technique, although here there are a bunch of videos with some flamenco players that have excellent technique on how to play the flamenco cajon. There are also great cajon players from Peru but for that you need a Peruvian Cajon. Beatifull bass on those cajones. Keep playing, you are dooing good.

[numofan]

Agreed - let your hands relax, and let your fingers spread out just a bit. Spreading the fingers and then "closing" them gives you a much broader range of sounds...