How To - Tune Djembe with different techniques!

In this video we will share with you how to tune a traditional rope-tuned djembe.
There are a few techniques to tune a djembe. We will demontrate different methods for different types of drums and situations.
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Zebra Djembe
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Clamcleat Power Grip
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00:00 - Intro
01:00 - Different tools
02:48 - First tuning technique
12:09 - Tuned Djembe demo: Double Rope Knot
12:49 - Second tuning technique
17:58 - Tuned Djembe demo: Triple Rope Knot
18:43 - Third tuning technique
29:49 - Tuned Djembe Slack Off!
30:38 - Conclusion

[@diversekcox]

THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!! I needed this break down FOR YEARS!! LOL sending more blessings to you and your channel 😊

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Moonstopper]

Excellent information. Thanks so much! I really appreciate your videos! 🪘❤️

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

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[@daveedwards4952]

The for your great detailed tuning skills, as a Dundun player I would like to stress NOT to use dun sticks as the tuning exercise damages and dents them, also it's a good practice to have a stick in your own jembe bag. Thanks again, love your gift to drumming.

[@brianhawkins7278]

bloody brilliant.

[@markusgarvey]

nice video bruddah...Maybe some day we can play together If you come to west coast USA.

[@leonfaka]

very useful!

[@gentl3men108]

This video was extremely helpful! Ty

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

I'm so glad!

[@cliky1991]

This is very usefull and so well made! Thank you!

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Glad it was helpful! Let us know if there are any other content you would like to see :)

[@cliky1991]

@@KelvinKew_FankaFellas i would be great if you teach us how to install bare skin in our djembes from 0...someday! thanks a lot! 🙏🙏

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Thanks for the suggestion! Stay tuned for more content :)

[@rhythmreconnect]

I'd like to purchase the zebra tool, but can't read Chinese on the site haha

[@ZackPotter-vc9sd]

My djembe has excess rope but its tied in a way to carry it with your shoulder like a handbag. Im asking anyone if that was the intentional purpose to carry it or am i supposed to use it to tune my djembe

[@rickhend]

Good info. Thanks. Where can I buy the Zebra Djembe Tool?

[@shawnbanks3463]

btw; his "Clipper" are officially called "grip plier"

[@crabman3722]

How does one do a rope wrap a djembe?

[@KelvinKew_FankaFellas]

Depending on the size of your djembe, you will need rope/ropes long enough to wrap the entire bowl of the djembe. You can simply start with the bottom ring i.e start with tying a knot on one of the small loop at the bottom ring, then wrap all the way up until the end of your rope. At the end of your rope, tie another know onto one of the vertical rope of the djembe. Sorry if I didn't explain in a way that its clear, I hope this explanation helps! :)