The ropes are very tightly on the drum so that a system of metal rings bring the skin over the drum shell. Also the drum is hollow so that there would be sound when you hit it and vibrates with the air inside the drum.
In a bongo drum, the sound is produced by the vibration of its drumhead, which is typically made of animal skin or synthetic materials. When the drumhead is struck with the hands, it vibrates, creating sound waves that resonate through the drum's body. The pitch and tone of the sound can be influenced by factors such as the tension of the drumhead and the size of the drum.
no
It sounds like another person hitting a different person.
i think that the bongo drum was invented (made) in Africa because at the moment i am doing African music in music and the bongo drum is one of the drums we are using
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BONG!
well when you hit the bongo the sound reflects in the drum to make a unique sound.
yes a bongo is a African drum
In a bongo drum, the sound is produced by the vibration of its drumhead, which is typically made of animal skin or synthetic materials. When the drumhead is struck with the hands, it vibrates, creating sound waves that resonate through the drum's body. The pitch and tone of the sound can be influenced by factors such as the tension of the drumhead and the size of the drum.
That is a bongo drum
As with many drum-type percussion instruments, hitting the stretched fabric or hide on the top causes it to vibrate, and the sound is trapped and amplified by the hollow space within the drum.
it means a big bongo drum
Bongo.
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No.
There is no such thing as a group of Bongo, they are solitary animals and live alone.
It is not really known who created the first bongo drum. This is because of the fact that this instrument predates our records.