3-2 Tumbao - Tumbao Fill

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Edited By RumBa808 on 1169009688

[john]

RumBa808,

What is the * on the & of 1 in your fill??

thanks
J

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Edited By RumBa808 on 1169009577

[JohnnyConga]

Here are 2 types of tumbao...
H=heel of hand T=tip of fingers O is for open tones S=slap

H T S T H T O O
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +........
L L R L R L R R
There is also

H T SS H T OO
1 + 2+ 3 + 4 +.........
L L RR LL R R........................."JC" Johnny Conga........
:;):

[mangorockfish]

Aloha RumBa from Arkansas,
Hey Bro', are the two lines in the fill section of you post played as one fill or do you play one line two times as one fill and then the other line two times as a fill somewhere else or do you play both lines two times as a long fill, or is it up to the individual.
I'm still new at this and am trying to play things the way they are written.
Mangorockfish

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Edited By RumBa808 on 1169009544

[clownmanus2000]

RumBa808,
I am confused your transcription of rythms is much easyer to read than JohneyCongas, is his font tripping me out or what, why im not asking johney i dont know.IM new to reading rythmes transcribed in this mannor.

[NaVajO]

Hi! JohnnyConga, you wrote one of the tumbao types as
H T S T H T O O
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +
L L R L R L R R
But why do you play the second heel with right hand? isnt it easier to use the left hand for that? L L R L L L R R

[JohnnyConga]

I'm not playing the second heel with my right hand , it's playing just the open tones. I think ur reading it wrong.

HT S THT TT
LL R LLL RR.....sorry i SEE WHAT I DID NOW....it's
a typo....MY BAD.........is that better?.....Thank you for pointing it out....."JC" Johnny Conga.....

[Snake]

What is the difference between an open tone and the heel of hand?

[JohnnyConga]

Hi Snake...an open tone is what you get when you strike the drum with your hand from just below your fingers of your hand. In other words put your hand "flat-karate hand" on the head and where the rim of the conga head is under just under your knuckles, and strike the drum, with that part of the hand, with fingers closed and without tension in the hand. The "heel" is the lowest part of your hand that connects with your wrist......hope that helps...."JC" Johnny Conga..... :;):