Conga Patterns With Single Strokes

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The conga patterns with single strokes are common among American pop music, especially the soul music of the 1960s and '70s. This video explains the technique I learned for playing conga tumbaos that use an alternating hand approach. This is different than the Cuban conga drumming technique that includes heel and toe strokes and more complex hand combinations. • // Lesson PDFs • 🎵 https://www.rhythminsider.com • // Conga Drumming Guide • ⭐ https://rhythmnotes.net/conga-drums/ • // My Gear • ✔️ https://rhythmnotes.net/gear-recommen... • // Related Video • 3 Conga Patterns for Pop Songs • ▶️ • 3 Conga Patterns for Pop Songs • // Demo Song (play-along tracks) • CLICK HERE for one month FREE trial of Epidemic Sound • ⭐ https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra... • Telling Me No by Gabriel Lucas via Epidemic Sound • Hot Klub Delux by Rune Dale via Epidemic Sound • Soul Patch by Grip City Cronies via Epidemic Sound • Sweet Dandelion Blue by Martin Klem via Epidemic Sound • Website: https://rhythmnotes.net • Instagram: / rhythmnotes • Facebook: / rhythmnotesdotnet • DISCLAIMER: This video and description contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission.

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