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Conga drums

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Open Tone: This is the most common stroke, producing a clear, resonant sound. It is played by striking the drumhead near the edge with the fingers and the base of the palm.

Bass Tone: This stroke produces a deep, low sound. It is played by striking the center of the drumhead with the full hand, allowing the palm to rest on the head momentarily to dampen the sound.

Slap: This stroke produces a sharp, high-pitched sound. It is played by striking the drumhead near the edge with the fingers, allowing them to snap back quickly.

Muffled Tone: This stroke is similar to the open tone but with the fingers remaining on the drumhead after the strike, producing a muted sound.

Heel-Tip: This technique involves alternating between the heel and the tip of the hand, creating a continuous rhythmic pattern.

Finger Strokes: These are light, quick strokes played with the fingertips, often used for intricate rhythmic patterns.

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Open Tone: This is the most common stroke, producing a clear, resonant sound. It is played by striking the drumhead near the edge with the fingers and the base of the palm.
Bass Tone: This stroke produces a deep, low sound. It is played by striking the center of the drumhead with the full hand, allowing the palm to rest on the head momentarily to dampen the sound.
Slap: This stroke produces a sharp, high-pitched sound. It is played by striking the drumhead near the edge with the fingers, allowing them to snap back quickly.
Muffled Tone: This stroke is similar to the open tone but with the fingers remaining on the drumhead after the strike, producing a muted sound.
Heel-Tip: This technique involves alternating between the heel and the tip of the hand, creating a continuous rhythmic pattern.
Finger Strokes: These are light, quick strokes played with the fingertips, often used for intricate rhythmic patterns.