Timba Rhythm for Conga / Easy Tutorial

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[@mongofan1]

Thanks, Kalani,
Alex

[@dennysstone7704]

A for sure

[@AlanMacPherson_rso]

Version B cuts through the mix and fills in the high end nicely. I will dig out my own washboard necktie from the bottom of my percussion bag and give it a go.

[@LesibuGrand]

been working on this pattern, and a few of your others, on Conga - really appreciate it!

[@oskargamero6852]

I like A better. It goes well with the conga and bells. B has a little bit more "ping" and clashes with the bell pattern

[@itamartosses]

scraper A

[@bruce-le-smith]

so helpful, thank you

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[@pasqualinodemaio9745]

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[@SenSkywalking]

A I believe

[@golddog9377]

i am build a set of travel congas but cant find any information about traditional rim hoop sizes and flesh hoop sizes, can you let me know what are those diameters for a 12.5 inch , 11.75 inch , 11 inch conga drum thanks.

[@brentm5504]

I like B. It cuts through better.

[@sylviecaron6330]

I slightly prefer B 😊

[@paulbogan3400]

A, but I think B would make an interesting accent, say on every other / every third bar.

[@MrDrennon]

B 👔👍

[@tomfox1372]

A😊

[@thirdeye5259]

hello sir i hope you're doing well i have a djembe drum i use baby bull skin for its head but i cant get a thick sound like original djembe ..could you guide me to choose right skin for my drum

[@1ralphiem]

A

[@peetyw8851]

I liked both, but I vote for B
A great Conga lesson. Have you seen the UA-cam video of Bo Diddly defying Ed Sullivan and playing a Conga beat on Ed’s 1955 show? Ed wanted him to cover Tennessee Ernie Ford’s current hit”16 Tons.” It was a breakthrough for African inspired music. Check it out, if you like. Easy to find.

[@nicolasflamel6518]

I vote B; the patterns becomes a bit more transparent with that one....

[@Claire-cj6nn]

2 ... but both are nice. Different feel.

[@alanpayne7656]

Is that a cow skin head ? I like the sound of

[@kkarns8732]

A sounds a bit better. Both good just different but I'm not a musician

[@rutod407]

B is better.

[@drrunner]

A