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Videos on Djembe Drums and African Percussion
Round Shaman Frame Drum, Native American style, Natural Deer skin head, Leather mallet, size 16”
Round Shaman Frame Drum, Native American style, Deer skin head, Leather mallet, 16”
Round Shaman Frame Drum is hand crafted with deer hide head and cedar wood frame. Used in Shamanic healing and Native American drumming, this frame drum has a clear resonant tone.
This 16” Frame Drum come with a stone in the handle for a balanced, easy grip. All Drums come with a leather mallet (colors will vary).
16” Frame drum will have a lower tone while the 10” drum will be much higher in pitch.
The process of building this drum, and the natural materials used, makes each drum unique.
All hide drumheads including buffalo, goat, deer or otherwise will change in pitch as the weather changes. This is normal a...
Round Shaman Frame Drum is hand crafted with deer hide head and cedar wood frame. Used in Shamanic healing and Native American drumming, this frame drum has a clear resonant tone.
This 16” Frame Drum come with a stone in the handle for a balanced, easy grip. All Drums come with a leather mallet (colors will vary).
16” Frame drum will have a lower tone while the 10” drum will be much higher in pitch.
The process of building this drum, and the natural materials used, makes each drum unique.
All hide drumheads including buffalo, goat, deer or otherwise will change in pitch as the weather changes. This is normal a...
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Round Shaman Frame Drum, Native American style, Deer skin head, Leather mallet, size13”
Просмотров 5982 года назад
Round Shaman Frame Drum is hand crafted using walnut stained deer hide and cedar wood staves. Used in Shamanic healing and Native American drumming, this frame drum has a clear resonant tone. 13” Drums come with a stone in the handle for a balanced, easy grip. All Frame Drums come with a leather mallet (colors will vary). The process of building this drum, and the natural materials used, makes ...
Round Shaman Frame Drum, Native American style, Deer skin head, Leather mallet, 10”
Просмотров 7902 года назад
Round Shaman Frame Drum is hand crafted using walnut stained deer hide and cedar wood staves. Used in Shamanic healing and Native American drumming, this frame drum has a clear resonant tone. The 10” frame drum will be much higher in pitch than larger drums. This is nice when drumming with others. The higher pitched drums will tend to shine through easier. All Frame Drums come with a leather ma...
How to Buy Djembe Rope
Просмотров 7 тыс.12 лет назад
www.amazon.com/dp/B009TUNISS, What rope should I buy for my Djembe drum? Types of rope for Djembes or other African Drums
Selecting a Djembe Goat Skin
Просмотров 12 тыс.12 лет назад
www.amazon.com/dp/B009TUNISS, Buying a Goat Skin for your Djembe Drum. Thick vs Thin Skin, Skins from Ghana, Mali, Ivory Coast West Africa & Pakistan
Buying a Djembe Drum
Просмотров 34 тыс.12 лет назад
www.amazon.com/dp/B009TUNISS, Differences between types of Djembe Drums, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Mali West Africa, Indonesia, Rope vs Key Tuned.
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Shaving or Sanding Goat Skin Djembe Drumhead
Просмотров 37 тыс.12 лет назад
www.amazon.com/dp/B009TUNISS, Shaving or Sanding newly installed Goat Skin Drumhead to remove hair or smooth rough texture
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Tying End Knot on Djembe Drum
Просмотров 44 тыс.12 лет назад
www.amazon.com/dp/B009TUNISS, Tying End Knot on Djembe Drum after lacing the vertical ropes. Making a rope handle for your djembe Drum.
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Tightening Ropes on Djembe Drum
Просмотров 67 тыс.12 лет назад
www.amazon.com/dp/B009TUNISS, Tightening the Vertical Ropes on a Djembe Drum
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Trimming Goat Skin on Djembe Drum
Просмотров 27 тыс.12 лет назад
www.amazon.com/dp/B009TUNISS, Trimming excess goat skin on your Djembe Drum
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Positioning Goat Skin on Djembe Drum
Просмотров 54 тыс.12 лет назад
www.amazon.com/dp/B009TUNISS, Position the new Goat Skin on your Djembe Drums and begin to tighten vertical ropes on Djembe
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Relacing or Installing Ropes on Djembe Drum
Просмотров 76 тыс.12 лет назад
www.amazon.com/dp/B009TUNISS, Installing or Lacing the Vertical Ropes on your Djembe
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Relacing Djembe
Просмотров 6 тыс.12 лет назад
www.amazon.com/dp/B009TUNISS, Getting your rope reading to install or relace your Djembe
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Put Shea Butter on Drum Bearing Edge
Просмотров 10 тыс.12 лет назад
www.amazon.com/dp/B009TUNISS, Put Shea Butter on the edge of the Djembe (Bearing Edge) before you install the new Goat Skin
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Installing Goat Skin on Djembe Drum
Просмотров 189 тыс.12 лет назад
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Installing Goat Skin on Djembe Drum
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Cleaning, Getting Ready for New Goat SKin
Просмотров 8 тыс.12 лет назад
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Cleaning, Getting Ready for New Goat SKin
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Djembe Drum Repair - Drum Inspection
Просмотров 8 тыс.12 лет назад
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Djembe Drum Repair - Drum Inspection
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Removing Rope from Djembe Drum
Просмотров 9 тыс.12 лет назад
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Removing Rope from Djembe Drum
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Soaking Goat Skin for Djembe African Drum
Просмотров 14 тыс.12 лет назад
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Soaking Goat Skin for Djembe African Drum
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Goat Skin for Djembe African Drum - Inspection, Selection
Просмотров 7 тыс.12 лет назад
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Goat Skin for Djembe African Drum - Inspection, Selection
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Materials & Tools to Install Goat Skin on Djembe African Drum
Просмотров 12 тыс.12 лет назад
Djembe Repair & Rehead - Materials & Tools to Install Goat Skin on Djembe African Drum
I tried going to your website and it said it was not http supported so I didn't go. It would seem a good idea to put a link in your videos on how to get the rope and tool for djembe repairs. I can't find it. Please advise.
I no longer have a web site and I don't sell Djembes and supplies any longer. I strictly sell Native American style drums now. Good luck with your project.
How to take care of djembe skin oiling will do it ??
Thanks!
Is the flesh ring and the top ring the same exact size?
Yes, both rings should be the same size to sandwich the skin between the two rings.
Very helpful.
It's hard to see how you're doing the beginning knot/loop. Is there another video that shows this?
I'm not sure if there is a better view. Think of the knot as a simple granny knot but using two pieces of rope looped together. Not sure if that helps.
How much time should I set aside to do this for the first time? I want to be sure to finish it before the skin dries.
I would plan on two hours. I start soaking the skin while I remove the rope from the drum. This will take about 30 min to 1 hour. Then it will take about an hour to re-lace the drum with the new skin on. Don't worry about the skin drying out in the time it take you to get the skin on. It will take the skin at least 24 hours to dry to the point you can tune it. Don't forget to trim the excess skin before it dries.
Really great series. Clear, well paced, all you need to know. It helped me from start to finish on my first djembé restoration project. Thanks a lot.
Hello, if my djembe rope broke, can i reuse the same skin that is currently on?
I have never had success when attempting to reuse a skin.
Thank you for your answer. is it because the skin was already to stretched and broke afterwards?
Partly because it was already stretched and I could never get the head in alignment again. Give it a try, you may have better luck.
@@wwdrums thank you for your answer
Thank you!!
Hello, I was about to get the 10 inch drum from amazon yesrerday, and it was suddenly unavailable, May I have your contact or online shop for purchases? Thanks! And I love your drum sooooo much ( Just really wanna get it, so I try to comment on all of your videos haha and sorry )
Hello, I was about to get the 10 inch drum from amazon yesrerday, and it was suddenly unavailable, May I have your contact or online shop for purchases? Thanks! And I love your drum sooooo much ( Just really wanna get it, so I try to comment on all of your videos haha and sorry )
I put a few 10" frame drums on line just now.
Thanks! Bought it
Hello, I was about to get the drum from amazon yesrerday, and it was suddenly unavailable, May I have your contact or online shop for purchases? Thanks! And I love your drum sooooo much
Is there a way I can send you my drum to be re headed?
Yes. post a picture of your drum to be repaired. I'll quote it.
Hey there! Thanks so much for your videos! Just wondering if it's possible to remove a skin, re-soak it and re-install it on the djembe? I got someone to replace the skin on my drum as I had little time before a flight & they didn't do the best job so I want to re-do it myself before I shave the hair and tune it, just wondering if that's possible or will it ruin the skin to re-soak it?
Removing, soaking and reinstalling does not work. Usually the head splits and it never seems to go back no the same.
Thanks so much for your response!@@nickzwack2905 Is this true even if the hair is still on? The best idea then is to buy a new skin I guess? :)
Yes, still true with a drum with hair still on. I would start clean with a new head that was shaved before installation.
How do you get the coloring marbled like this? Is it shaving cream? I'm teaching myself drum making 🖤
We dip the hide in a walnut based stain. The hired determines how it will take on the pigment.
@@wwdrumsbeautiful! Thank you for the info 🥰
Are u still in business ?
Yes, but we only sell Native American style drums now and via Amazon and Etsy
Great series!
excellent video, thanks!
Should have added that part in the mounting the skin videos. I used furniture wax, probably not ideal but it was either that or coconut oil and i thought the oil a bit too thin.
bloody brilliant,
Thanks for all the great content you've put up! How does camel skin compare with goat skin, generally? Are they tougher and more durable? What range of tones do they offer?
Sorry, I have no experience or knowledge of camel
Have you thought about a video on tuning a dundun? Every time, I tried tightening the rope verticals as much as I could, as I tried not to have to do diamonds on it. I could never get it in the tuning that I want, and the ending knot I use would undo itself over time.
Djun Djuns are hard to tune. I do not have much experience with Dun Duns. I noticed it takes several passes to get a Djun to come up in pitch.
Thank you for these videos. This made it very easy to fix my drum on the eve of fest!
Can I get the drums for Ghana
We no longer import drums from Africa. Sorry
Thanks for taking the time to create and share this wisdom 🙏 🙌 ✨️ Been playing as long time but I always get it crooked. This was ver6 helpful!
Good explanation on keeping the rings level. It follows my montra, dont get greedy, it is not how hard you pull, it is know when not to pull hard.
I think you did well cutting it fairly straight with the scissors. When I cut a skin, I use a very sharp knife and lay it almost flat on the head and follow the top of the drum and leave that edge longer, It will shrink shorter on its own and give a bit extra in case the skin slips between the rings. Not sure how well the skin dried flat up against the rim but we use the legs of a panty hose to wrap that edge tight and it will perfectly flat with zero wrinkles. I have a video of how we do it on my channel
I want to buy lace rope puller
Sorry we are no longer selling those items. Check with Rhythm Traders.
What about a Guinean djembe? Pay the debt to Mamady
Hello and Thanks for your explanation. Does it smell very strong ?
Only the skins from Africa will have a gamey smell when wet.
😢 to use
Que precio tiene un DJEMBE amigo ???
Lindo trabajo amigo muchas felicidades
On a seasoned djembe, when the verticals have accumulated too much slack to use diamonds but not enough to rap around a broom stick, how do you start pulling off that slack without the specialized lever?
You should be able to get the handle between the ropes without wrapping around and pull some slack into the rope. If not, unlace the verticals enough to get a wrap on the handle. You may need to loosen before you tighten.
N'importe quoi C'est quoi ce bois pour tirer le djembé
How can I contact you for goat skins?
How can I contact you for goat skins?
Your website is closed. How can you get service?
It depends on what type of service you are looking for. Feel free to email me at fbwwdrums@gmail.com
Your website is closed. How can you get service?
I have a 14x26 drum I'm not sure where it was made it has a deep sound with deep low tones I would like to get high tones but still keep the low base what skin would you recommend?. It's made out of lynke wood sorry I don't know how to spell it.
I would recommend a heavy or thick head.
How can I contact you for goat skins?
Sorry, we no longer sell goat skins.
Anybody know where to get a goat skin With hair still on?
Thanks for such a clear. demo. I don't know that I will have the patience oreven be do this right, but in case I can't find anyone in Denver or Colorado Springs to rehead my djembe, I might have to!
Good luck with your drum.
Let it dry in the sun overnight? Did I miss something? Thanks!
That has the most incredible sound. What is that handle on the back?
The handle on 13" and up sized drums will have a stone placed between two pieces of deer hide. This makes the handle more comfortable.
@@nicholaszwack4948 Interesting. Do you know how to make a handle like this? or can you point me toward a video or article on how to do it?
Thanks for the tutorial! Using this video, I went and bought a key tuned djembe haha
Great video. Thanks so much
We hope it helped.
Hiya, thanks for the clear concise instructions, that's going to save me a lot of wasted time and heart ache haha!I inherited a small Djembe, the leather is in fine condition. but the rope was damaged and frayed, so I took it all off and am about to re-string it, I was wondering if it's necessary to soak the leather before putting it back together, in such a situation? thanks again.
No need to re-soak the head. Try to reinstall in the exact same position. Good luck.
how much for a thick skin and a drum shell without head