Drum Circle Rhythms: Part 1

[PlanetBongoSan]

this is a nice thing to put out there, good on ya mate

[AfricanDanceIstanbul]

wondering if you are one of the 2 the djembe drummers of the band called ''organic grooves'' from NY...

[DExxxxxTR]

Thnx man! That was fun! I was jammin along with ya! =D

[Etellyen]

yeah a like it! =)

[lenarita1]

i can't afford a drum right now but i'm using a really big plastic bucket to practice on until i do. this is awesome.

[ArmandoAbisai]

I love your tone :)

[SlyMcdoogal]

great tone and control

[hmdterra]

i dont know!

[zasontheneopagan]

I am thinking of joining a drum circle in my area, what kind of drum do I need?

[casketcrewchick]

I want a djembe like this one :)

Its really fun. go for it.

[totemdrum777]

Drums are expensive...learn some basics...The trick to keeping a drum circle "together" is to have a SOLID bottom beat....very repetitive,very straight-forward...then the others play into it.....as long as the "bottom" stays solid,everything will stay coherent....try to find a charismatic and friendly drum circle...,ask to try out some different sounds.The best drum circles have a range of sounds all working together....don't be "boxed-in" with just one voice....try many...master one.

-totem

[pommattski]

Nice.

If you're careful you can sync this one with parts 2 and 3 to hear how it all fits together. Part 4 is a little more difficult being far more abstract.

[miniQtron]

First one is my favorite

[madtiger111]

Nice!

[gapopo1594]

Easy to pick up, nice.

[kidstayballin]

this is so crazy