African Dejembe - Part - 1

AFRICAN  DEJEMBE ( goat skin ) DRUM

A djembe  is a skin-covered hand drum shaped like a large goblet and meant to be played with bare hands. 

  It is a member of the membranophone family of musical instruments: a frame or shell (in the djembes case it is a wood shell) covered by a membrane or drumhead made of rawhide or some other material. Djembes are commonly about 12" (30 cm) in diameter and 24" (60 cm) in height, varying a few inches. They can also be found in many smaller sizes, from 5" (13 cm) to 18" (46 cm) in diameter. As a result of the goblet shape, the density of the wood, the internal carvings, and the skin, there is a wide range of tones that can be produced by the djembe. The rounded shape with the extended tube of the djembe body forms a device known in physics as a Helmholtz resonator, giving it its deep bass note. The primary notes are generally referred to as "bass", "tone", and "slap", though a variety of other tones can also be produced by advanced players. The slap has a high and sharp sound, the tone is more round and full, and the bass is low and deep.

  AFRICAN  DEJEMBE DRUM created by Dr.Rak Nash Nura and his percussion team.

There are 600 loops in 6 divisions. They are a mixtures of all genere and fillins.

The beats are a bit weird and wacky .This was done intentionally. 

Drum beats were mixed with bass of different varieties .

The loops are created in 44,100 Hz, 16 Bit, Stereo PCM wave format. 

DEJEMBE DRUM part -1                                 330 loops

                           

1.DEJEMBE DRUM 1 Volume -1

2.DEJEMBE DRUM 1 Volume -2

3.DEJEMBE DRUM 1 Volume -3

4.DEJEMBE DRUM1 Volume -4

5.DEJEMBE DRUM 1 Volume -5

6.DEJEMBE DRUM 1 Volume -6

DEJEMBE DRUM   part -2                                 300 loops

1.DEJEMBE DRUM  2  Volume -7

2.DEJEMBE DRUM  2  Volume -8

3.DEJEMBE DRUM  2  Volume -9

4.DEJEMBE DRUM  2  Volume -10

5.DEJEMBE DRUM  2  Volume -11

6.DEJEMBE DRUM  2  Volume -12

The loops are compatible with most of the sequencers.

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