Exotic Shakers

[@yaskynemma9220]

I used to make my Yakult shakers as a child, good memory playing with sounds

[@mongofan1]

That Epiphany Percussion instrument is fantastic! I must find one. I used to play my father's abacus (his were Japanese and referred to as Soreban (sp?)). Great video, Kalani, thanks. Alex

[@kofiperry19]

the abacus blew me away!

[@terrymiller111]

I have one we all made and received as a class project demonstrating an assembly line in second grade. It's forty-four (44) years old now!

[@jessholz3268]

Custom made.....hahahahahahaha 😂

[@anrichbester2644]

Yes he was counting on it.

[@KTHKUHNKK]

They are all so awesome and sounds so good the way you play them. Love it keep them coming. If you could I'd like to see one where you slide the finger symbols Against one another to create like a Brushing sound. Then when they separate after the slide let them ring for a notch. Thanks Keith

[@Berkcam]

I have made five really good sounding shakers from Cuban cigar tubes with lead shot inside. You can get different tones by using small sea shells or beads. You can use one at a time or one in each hand or two held together sound great with more volume.

[@amandajstar]

I made a decent shaker from a glass dried-herb tube and a handful of dried penne shells smashed in a mortar with a pestle : )

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Nice idea!

[@Berkcam]

@@WORLDDRUMCLUB thank you. And thanks for improving my Bongo work. I started real late in life but believe I can actually play them now😏

[@edyhinzen5789]

Thank you for those inspirations - especially for the Abacus (which you may also find as Soroban). The last shown instrument seems still to be produced as 'Spin Spark Shaker' I did not invent that, but I mounted six egg shakers in a plastic egg box. You can close/open the box for sound variations and - depending on the gig - you might earn laughter with that 'instrument'.

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Very cool. Thanks for the info

[@zealfonso3987]

You are a really great teacher Mr. Kailani! Haha because of shaker I play with good musicians now hehe,even though they were just high-school friends but it always make a performance more alive and it gives more enthusiasm

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Wonderful

[@LuisReyes-iq2ft]

Where can I find the one that looks like a clam shell. By the way you are an excelent teacher. Your a máster. God bless.

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Try Meinl percussion. The originals are not made any longer

[@SofiNme365]

You had me at hello with the first shaker. 🤗 I have the abacus as an ornament! I get to use it as a shaker from now on.

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

It adds up

[@TEAM_RYU]

at 4:30. It is Asian calculator. I used to use it when I was young. It is so funny watching it as shaker because I did that too back then.. actually almost every kids. It is called "주판" you can google it. It is very functional calculator even now.

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Thank you!

[@okba1972]

한국인이신가요 ㅋㅋ주판을 흔드네 ㅋㅋ

[@genewilliams617]

Good stuff man. Thank you for sharing, especially the "found percussion".

[@kerwinfernandes9583]

Thanks for showing these off.. Specially the first bottle one.. Will trying making it... thanks n God bless u! :)

[@RivLoveshine]

Dang, you didn't talk about my favorite ones, the ayoyotes. They're an Aztec instrument. The dancer wears the instrument on their leg like an ankle bracelet and when they dance it shakes. It's a bunch of seed pods.

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Those are good ones!

[@shamanic1]

Wow! I wasn't counting on the abacus...!

[@tatianazevallos6683]

I really enjoyed your video!!! Thank you!!

[@olevoni1990]

I need one of those swirl shaker things!!!!

[@garygotori5022]

Ohana (ukuleles) makes “shakerleles” too, very cool ! Aloha

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Gary Gotori Nice! Where can we see those?

[@jennypurrucajb6521]

Wow 😮 I really like those shakers for church you really are good with those thank you for sharing

[@amandajstar]

You are a sweet man, as well as Mr Percussion Expert : ) By the way, the clamshell thing is convex on the bottom, with a concave part on top -- my dog found that a really interesting sound.

[@venkatavaradhankrishnan8539]

4:38 Lol.. I use it & I'm def gonna try it.

[@7stringbassist]

Meinl are the company who produce the Bill Saragosa shakers. Some of his creations are quite cheap, some are really expensive!

[@doneravelil]

Whats that last one called (the one at 5:40) ? Thats just WOW! A shaker with pitch adjustment!!!!

[@wewnetrznyogien]

It's Bill Saragosa SPIN Spark Shaker available as Meinl SH17

[@christopherkarontezwatson6947]

I really like the shaker that you squeezed. Can I buy it from you or could you get another for me to buy from you please? I think I'm the best person for you to do that for!!!!

[@zachvoytas]

this video is amazing. love it

[@diptisomaiya6329]

I'm surely going to make the first one at my place.......Thank You for such DIY SHAKER ideas..... when their prices are at its epitome....😊

[@SHRIKANT.P.SONI.]

Dipti Somaiya juugad..

[@AnonymousBosch3158]

Yakult is a very famous product here in Brazil

[@jeroenfigee]

0:34 > I use that stuff and got those in my fridge :-) That is a fun way to make a shaker. Thanx for the tip. Your video's are really cool. Just yesterday found the Sticks episode and a few sound fantastic. Online searching as we speak, where I can buy those :-) 5:00 > sounds sooo cool. original idea ! Thumbs up + already subscribed :-)

[@thegangstagentle]

Yogurt comes from Bulgaria the thing is that the Japanese liked it and they popularised it.

[@Adrian-dl9nb]

Super interesting!

[@vishnusankar7921]

awesome sir...

[@nusphere]

so cool

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Thank you

[@FakeFlourescentSkies]

sometimes i go to starbucks ask for an empty paper cup and steal some of the coffee beans from their display and make that into a shaker

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Fun!

[@nikitshrestha1443]

can u make a video on abacus, about how to play rythms on it?

[@arindambhattacharyya22]

where I will get the last one?

[@jdeeee044]

The first one was made out of "Yakult" bottles. Cultured milk that has good bacteria that is said to be good for the digestive system and it tastes good! (I feel like I'm advertising here 😂)

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Yes, I have been thinking about making a "how to" video to show the Yakult bottles and how you can make those with rice. They sound great and we all enjoy Yakult!

[@Bjscribben]

Hello, I cannot seem to find the Chakra shakers? Is there a brand name

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Shakka Shakers

[@AV-jz7yp]

Hey there, Kalani. Isn't there an instrument that the Brazilians use, like the abacus, but it's made out of metal? Just curious what the name of it is. I liked everything but the last one. Sounds like reindeer bells.... just saying...

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

A V There are some large abacus-like shakers used in Samba Batucada. Not sure of the exact name or spelling. I’ll try to find out.

[@AV-jz7yp]

@@WORLDDRUMCLUB Thanks much.🤗🤗🤗

[@juanjlopezj6698]

You give me pauly shore vibes

[@Imperatix_X]

I'm looking for a way to sort of imitate the sound of a rattlesnake. Do you have any instrument suggestions?

[@mistermangoman9293]

Trie maracas

[@lauralucy1]

Cabasa (just like a rattle snake) 👍🏻

[@wubbalubbadubdub2810]

Try a vibraslap

[@sillytubeify]

I bought shakers called can cans, like used by Daniel waples in many videos. I don't think that was the right name though. I looked up percussion balls and saw a few videos. they are two balls attatched by a 3 inch string. I cannot figure out how to make them jive. looks like people swing one way, then to the bottom of the hand where they are grabbed. can't find any tutorials on it.

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

I believe those are used in West African music.

[@anfo3114]

They have many different names. But try searching for "Asalato". There is actually a great site with helpful instructions, learnasalato dot com

[@noicegraffti2888]

I'm a buy 2 egg sheackers and mini caxixi and a shakera mix with a caxixi

[@noicegraffti2888]

Tips

[@noicegraffti2888]

They are 2 each

[@Rice0987]

I would call the last shaker - a frog. :)

[@johnogrady2418]

Sorry love, but that's a soroban, a Japanese abacus. The Chinese ones have two beads above the bar and five below. The soroban only uses the metric system. Love you and your videos otherwise!!

[@yumadagaku]

いや…算盤だ 算盤激ウマ

[@fachryfadillah3518]

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