I got me a Remo Fyberskin 22" 8500 Series and bought for $41! A gift to myself plus i didn't want something with real skin since I'm an animal lover! But i will def get a smaller as I'm new and learning! Thank you for this recommendation and tips which helps so many if us new to this new musical equipment! 🙏🏼
This is one of the best videos I've seen for explaining the differences in some of the Remo drumhead styles, and generally I would add that these characteristics are true when these same head styles are used on other kinds of drums as well. Also, great singing voice - I was not familiar with singing into frame drums.
Hey thank you. A drummer who just bought a frame drum here! Playing this instrument puts me in hypnosis. Very different that playing a drumset, wich feels like being at war! hahahaha Your playing is very nice, and like said Ron Woodroof; like your style doc.
Thank you so much! I was about to buy a fiberskyn one but thanks to this video went with a renaissance bc the sound suits my needs better! And it even saved me money ❤️
Yeah-you got me sold on these-my thing is the tambourine-and I’m going to incorporate one or two of these drums to it....this is exactly what I’ve been looking for and have always NEEDED....it took over 50 yrs to realize how musically inclined I actually am-but I’ll create from now until sound vibrations no longer reverberate * PRAISE JESUS!!
I am learning tambourine do you have any tips or ideas where to get some instruction? I’ve looked everywhere for tambourine tutorials for church music.
Thank you for this invitation. This morning I sang a channeled song and then I saw your ad for the 20th time and thought, Oh wait, this is for me. ☺️❤️🙏🏾 I can’t eat to add the dimension to my practices. I love the Buffalo drum. Super love the sons of the 22. But maybe I’ll go for the 16.
I have been using Moongel damping pads to control the ringing overtones on Remo Fiberskin frame drums. Start with half a Moongel, an inch inside the rim, on the back of the head. Add more if needed, up to and including one at the center of the head. It's an inexpensive way to get close to the sound of a leather head, especially when using a mallet.
Thank you so much for this very simple but hugely informative video!🙏 I am about to buy my very first drum, so excited! I like the sounds of no 1 and 3 the most, gonna go for no 1!💜 I look forward to your course I found on FB😁 Many blessings to you and waves of gratitude!🙏❤️🔥
Thank you Larisa. This is exactly the video that I was hoping for. You compare a variety of frame drums and describe their differences well. Bluetoothing my laptop to large speakers, I can assess timbre, responsiveness and fundamental bass note quality. I have a variety of drums -- several djembes, an African talking drum, a powow drum, and a doumbek, and I have played other people's Native American frame drums with a mallet. I am interested though in learning an upright style of hand frame drum playing, and buying a frame drum for it. This video was just perfect.
Yes,Larisa it's an honor to hit your like button from 999 to 1K. Together with a shaman-woman I'm creating my own handmade shaman-drum. The process has started 2 days ago with our 1st meeting. The night before I've had a dream about a brown horse that visited me in a dream.In our meeting the next day she gave a horse skin with brown hair in the form of a heart. One of my totems is the buzzard and definitely horse 🐎. Are some of your drums originated in Morocco? I had one but the skin(goat)is damaged and broken. I'm going to put a new skin on the frame (18#)later on when I finished with the smaller framed(16#)horse skin. Thank you for this very interesting lesson on wich size of frames to use. In high and kind regard, T.
Lovely video. Would it be possible to have a beginner intro to playing frame drum as well? You have a great and friendly personality , makes the learning passionate and enjoyable
Great presentation and thorough explanation for the different applications and styles of playing, made it easy to choose my next purchase. Appreciated. . . Blessings. . .
Very nice and informative video, thanks so much for sharing. I’m just starting out with frame drumming. I also incorporate the Native American Flute and acoustic instruments with my drumming. Thanks so much ✨🤍💫❤️🙏 13:10
Thank you so much for this, it is very informative and inspiring! Unfortunately here in the UK buffalo drums seem to be much more expensive but for now I got a 16inch Remo Fiberskyn Frame Drum and I will practise with that. In future I might get the buffalo drum - I love the fact that you can hold it at the back and stand while playing it.
Very helpful. Thank you. I have a medicine drum that I’ve had for many years. It’s beautiful, but I’m interested in a non skin drum that has a hoop frame. My current drum is an octagonal shape & super large.
I loved your informative drum video it was beautiful I loved the way you explained each drum and the sound you played . I loved it watched the video 2x lol I need to find my drum as I have a medicine 16 inch one I believe. Thank you so much and looking forward to the class soon.
Very informative video, thank you ! I have a question I could find no answer about, though : what is the impact of the frame width (= depth of drum) ? The frame is what makes a drum heavy, so I'm tempted to purchase a narrow framed tar. But I have no idea if this will impact the sound (I like it deep) or the lap style playability (my favorite). Your experience about this would be very useful ! 🙏
Hello Larisa! Is the REMO Renaissance drumhead synthetic like the fiber skin is synthetic? Also, what is the difference between the renaissance and fiber skin drumheads? Thank you :)
Hi I just came across your ad for the second time and just like the first time it was a calling. It resonated with me and bought back my Taino ancestry. Goosebumps took over. I’m interested in purchasing one . I just signed up for workshop. I’m new on this therefore, I’ve no experience on playing it. Love the sound that came from the one you used on the add. Not sure which one it is. Please let me know. I want to be ready for the shop. Much blessings.
Hi Dear :) Thank you so much for this amazing and very helpful video! I'm looking to buy my first drum :) Wuhu! One question -do you know if there's a difference between the white and the black buffalo drum from Remo (not the white fiberskyn)? -Is the black more muted still? - Thank you if you're seeing this.
The black one has a deeper bass sound. I didn't know there was a difference and bought the white one first. I play them both equally but prefer the deeper sound.
The ability to actually tune the drum is not a disadvantage of needing "more maintenance". It means the drum doesn't suck like all the non-tunable ones do.
Thank you for this video. So I'm jumping in for my 40th, I'm just about to buy the 22" remo buffalo drum, but I need a advice. I prefer bigger cause the tone fit more my voice, do you think I can play with my finger with this size?
What type of drum would you recommend for a bluegrass type music? I’m trying to find the right sound but I’m just getting into music (better late than never :)
What a great video love the channel, im a composer, and produce for lots of artists and collab with all sorts of folks nowadays long story short, would you be interested in doing some kind of collab, I usually work with folks that have their own studio, i assume you do as well either way! i have your next whiskey/coffee/whatever you drink if you ever happen to tour thru kansas USA
Huge thanks for introduction, finally I know which one is I need. Every beginner should watch this video🙏
Glad it was helpful!
I got me a Remo Fyberskin 22" 8500 Series and bought for $41! A gift to myself plus i didn't want something with real skin since I'm an animal lover! But i will def get a smaller as I'm new and learning! Thank you for this recommendation and tips which helps so many if us new to this new musical equipment! 🙏🏼
Woohoo!
i have a skin #3, absolutely love it. and it loves being by a fire....
18 inch
The Renaissance head sounds like a call to war. Its really neat. Thank you for this great video!
This is one of the best videos I've seen for explaining the differences in some of the Remo drumhead styles, and generally I would add that these characteristics are true when these same head styles are used on other kinds of drums as well. Also, great singing voice - I was not familiar with singing into frame drums.
glad to hear you enjoyed it!
Nice drumming Larisa! We've got some nice drums as well, making them by hand from locally sourced materials in the beautiful European country Croatia!
Your voice is heavenly!!
Thank you baby
Thank you for the informative 101 Drum tutorial! ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Hey thank you. A drummer who just bought a frame drum here! Playing this instrument puts me in hypnosis. Very different that playing a drumset, wich feels like being at war! hahahaha
Your playing is very nice, and like said Ron Woodroof; like your style doc.
Thank you so much! I was about to buy a fiberskyn one but thanks to this video went with a renaissance bc the sound suits my needs better! And it even saved me money ❤️
3:48 14inch Remo Fiberskyn Frame Drum sound
Yeah-you got me sold on these-my thing is the tambourine-and I’m going to incorporate one or two of these drums to it....this is exactly what I’ve been looking for and have always NEEDED....it took over 50 yrs to realize how musically inclined I actually am-but I’ll create from now until sound vibrations no longer reverberate *
PRAISE JESUS!!
I am learning tambourine do you have any tips or ideas where to get some instruction? I’ve looked everywhere for tambourine tutorials for church music.
very educational video. Thank you.
Thank you for this invitation. This morning I sang a channeled song and then I saw your ad for the 20th time and thought, Oh wait, this is for me. ☺️❤️🙏🏾 I can’t eat to add the dimension to my practices. I love the Buffalo drum. Super love the sons of the 22. But maybe I’ll go for the 16.
Think I'm going for a 14 inch buffalo drum! Thank you for this informative video. It's really helpful.
You're welcome!
Bought my first drum! (16 inch) Thank you!
I have been using Moongel damping pads to control the ringing overtones on Remo Fiberskin frame drums. Start with half a Moongel, an inch inside the rim, on the back of the head. Add more if needed, up to and including one at the center of the head. It's an inexpensive way to get close to the sound of a leather head, especially when using a mallet.
You have the most beautiful energy. Xo
Omg your play on cooperman sounds so amazing!
Thank you!
Great video for those of us trying to make the hard choice(s)!! Thank you for taking the time to make it!
It's my pleasure!~
Thank you so much for this very simple but hugely informative video!🙏
I am about to buy my very first drum, so excited! I like the sounds of no 1 and 3 the most, gonna go for no 1!💜
I look forward to your course I found on FB😁
Many blessings to you and waves of gratitude!🙏❤️🔥
Thank you Larisa. This is exactly the video that I was hoping for. You compare a variety of frame drums and describe their differences well. Bluetoothing my laptop to large speakers, I can assess timbre, responsiveness and fundamental bass note quality.
I have a variety of drums -- several djembes, an African talking drum, a powow drum, and a doumbek, and I have played other people's Native American frame drums with a mallet. I am interested though in learning an upright style of hand frame drum playing, and buying a frame drum for it. This video was just perfect.
So glad you received!
Yes,Larisa it's an honor to hit your like button from 999 to 1K.
Together with a shaman-woman I'm creating my own handmade shaman-drum.
The process has started 2 days ago with our 1st meeting.
The night before I've had a dream about a brown horse that visited me in a dream.In our meeting the next day she gave a horse skin with brown hair in the form of a heart.
One of my totems is the buzzard and definitely horse 🐎.
Are some of your drums originated in Morocco?
I had one but the skin(goat)is damaged and broken.
I'm going to put a new skin on the frame (18#)later on when I finished with the smaller framed(16#)horse skin.
Thank you for this very interesting lesson on wich size of frames to use.
In high and kind regard,
T.
Lovely video. Would it be possible to have a beginner intro to playing frame drum as well? You have a great and friendly personality , makes the learning passionate and enjoyable
Hello! You can sign up for Drum and Song Academy 9 week program at www.larisamusic.com or here www.larisamusic.com/offers/V2Hmxb95
She’s offering a masterclass ! I found it on Facebook!
Thank you so much for such wonderful video. Great information ❤
Great presentation and thorough explanation for the different applications and styles of playing, made it easy to choose my next purchase. Appreciated. . . Blessings. . .
so glad to hear that!
Great video thank you!! I was looking at Remo drums last night and now I know which one to purchase for your workshop on Saturday 🌝🎵
Super awesome video, and you’re so beautiful inside and out! Thank you!❤
Thank you so much, that helped a lot! I'll go for the 14inch Remo Fiberskyn as my very first drum! Love your voice and presence...
Thank you so much
Today I have a couple bongo drums just for fun
Very nice and informative video, thanks so much for sharing. I’m just starting out with frame drumming. I also incorporate the Native American Flute and acoustic instruments with my drumming. Thanks so much ✨🤍💫❤️🙏 13:10
If I like to order a drum from you. Can I do that? I have joined your training just yesterday. I am loving it. 👍
So glad you’re enjoying! You can find one here if you’re in the U.S.: amzn.to/3mZkEFd
Thank you!! Excited to take your class🙏
Thanks I’m about to get my first one and your video made my mind up 🐆🌞
Thank you!!! This was so helpful!!
Thank you for your help!!!
very good video. Thank you!
All of them are lovely🌹🌹🌹🌹
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing the insights.
Thank you so much for this, it is very informative and inspiring! Unfortunately here in the UK buffalo drums seem to be much more expensive but for now I got a 16inch Remo Fiberskyn Frame Drum and I will practise with that. In future I might get the buffalo drum - I love the fact that you can hold it at the back and stand while playing it.
Yes I noticed this too, a 16" buffalo is around £105 minimum here 😞
Great info! Thank you, Alex
Your energy is so amazing I got goosebumps listening to you
THANK YOU
Also very helpful video
Glad it was helpful!
Fabulous insight, thank you :)
Very helpful. Thank you. I have a medicine drum that I’ve had for many years.
It’s beautiful, but I’m interested in a non skin drum that has a hoop frame.
My current drum is an octagonal shape & super large.
So helpful thank you so much
Really helpful. Thank you so much
Great informations ! Can you tune the 16inch Remo Buffalo Drum ?
I loved your informative drum video it was beautiful I loved the way you explained each drum and the sound you played . I loved it watched the video 2x lol I need to find my drum as I have a medicine 16 inch one I believe. Thank you so much and looking forward to the class soon.
I feel so too
🙏❤️
Thank you! Super helpful
Thank you!!!
Thank you, great info :)
Very informative video, thank you ! I have a question I could find no answer about, though : what is the impact of the frame width (= depth of drum) ? The frame is what makes a drum heavy, so I'm tempted to purchase a narrow framed tar. But I have no idea if this will impact the sound (I like it deep) or the lap style playability (my favorite). Your experience about this would be very useful ! 🙏
when placing the thumb at the back, do you have bend the thumb so not to touch the head at the back?
It may be un usual but I like to lean my mouth where the bald moon indent is. I like to start with that calling on the goddess I’ve name my drum.
Can I use mallet on Fiberskyn Frame Drum?
Hello Larisa!
Is the REMO Renaissance drumhead synthetic like the fiber skin is synthetic?
Also, what is the difference between the renaissance and fiber skin drumheads?
Thank you :)
Hi
I just came across your ad for the second time and just like the first time it was a calling. It resonated with me and bought back my Taino ancestry. Goosebumps took over. I’m interested in purchasing one . I just signed up for workshop. I’m new on this therefore, I’ve no experience on playing it. Love the sound that came from the one you used on the add. Not sure which one it is. Please let me know. I want to be ready for the shop. Much blessings.
6:43
Thank you - I signed up.
Ditto!
Thanks for info. :D
Hi Dear :) Thank you so much for this amazing and very helpful video! I'm looking to buy my first drum :) Wuhu! One question -do you know if there's a difference between the white and the black buffalo drum from Remo (not the white fiberskyn)? -Is the black more muted still? - Thank you if you're seeing this.
The black one has a deeper bass sound. I didn't know there was a difference and bought the white one first. I play them both equally but prefer the deeper sound.
Watch her play in 1.5X speed 🔥
The ability to actually tune the drum is not a disadvantage of needing "more maintenance". It means the drum doesn't suck like all the non-tunable ones do.
ma'am, did you buy those from Saudi arabia
Thank you for this video. So I'm jumping in for my 40th, I'm just about to buy the 22" remo buffalo drum, but I need a advice. I prefer bigger cause the tone fit more my voice, do you think I can play with my finger with this size?
I also love the sound of the 22.
i did so too (39,5 years old) 💞💞💞
💚
What type of drum would you recommend for a bluegrass type music? I’m trying to find the right sound but I’m just getting into music (better late than never :)
That sounds amazing, I’m interested in bluegrass music as well.
Maybe a Bodhran is the way to go as Irish folk very often is played at similar speeds as Bluegrass.
What a great video
love the channel, im a composer, and produce for lots of artists and collab with all sorts of folks nowadays
long story short, would you be interested in doing some kind of collab, I usually work with folks that have their own studio, i assume you do as well
either way! i have your next whiskey/coffee/whatever you drink if you ever happen to tour thru kansas USA
Where do u live? And how can I get one of those?
Hello! You can buy one here: amzn.to/3mZkEFd
Hi my name is Amar I’m autistic, do they still make that frame drum with renaissance head?
YEs
Mybe u should try KOMPANG
DaNaho!
$30 on Amazon