Drum Factory Ubud Djembe drum production
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- This short video takes you behind the scenes into one of the biggest drum factories in the world 20 minutes out of Ubud Bali this short clip shows you most of the processes involved in making wooden Djembe drums . the drum factory website is www.bali-treasu...
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What a great video thank you!!
This is TOCA percussion Djembe factory in Taiwan. ( Fender Music Corporation)
BarabanZA No, This is in Ubud, Bali. Indonesia!
all timber is certified plantation timber no wild forest timber is used , all sourced from plantations on Java. Apart from that don't know any other details of the business side
go to the drum factory shop on the Kintomani rd heading up the volcano only 1 kilometer from the traffic lights coming into Ubud they will work it out
i personally think this is not good for environment, you should think about sustaining Bali's wood, all djembe made from big solid block of wood, and only take small part of it to make the djembe.
Wondering if there's expatriate's investment behind this? hopefully not.
Hendra Widjaja it's there passions. people aren't going to.stop doing what they love for others
But it should stop and go for pvc or aluminium yea
quero estar ahi
deforestación?
mashj50, where is that factory situated exactely?
id love to visit it very and very much
thanks in advance =)
peace
xsunnied they aren't making it by hand though
An African drum made by Asians. The world ain’t serious
Guitars ,pianos and violins are made in many places accross the globe and they were invented by some country or culture somewhere .
They even drum on the African drums in Bali to entertain tourists .
So a west african drum made by asians? lol
Exactly. Garbage.
@@markpaycer6908 What do you mean by garbage ? It was created in Africa ,but it now bellongs to the world .Instruments like like pianos and violins also started somwhere .
Not Quality drums... . If you saw them on racks... notice the hole for sound to come out is small despite fairly big bowl. Aiso machine turned does not give best result.- nice smooth surface on both sides is good for furniture- not for drums. Quality African drums... rough on inside brcause it reduces the ringing and should have a nice wide throat,
+jane rudden I can certainly appreciate the quality of a fully hand carved Djembe, but I also don't understand why people can't also respect the drums featured in this video. Yes, they are often of inferior quality to those hand carved in Africa, but that doesn't make them poor drums. Some drums in the video had small throats, but many appeared to have perfectly fine proportions. Also, I don't mind lathe carving if it lowers the cost so that more people can afford such instruments (yes, a smooth inner shell of a goblet drum is not preferable to one with spiral grooves, but a smooth one won't sound terrible either). So again, I certainly like and prefer those drums that are truly hand carved and use traditional methods and materials, but that shouldn't be the only way to make a Djembe! That would be like saying one HAS to purchase a Stradivarius from Italy to have a real violin :)
+Jonathan Hiener agreed… there are instruments for beginners, intermediates and advanced 🙌🏾🔥🇬🇭(🇮🇩🇨🇳)
opinions are like arseholes everyone's got one.
everyone loves milking the the culture of ALKEBULAN
Right tho…
too much commercial