Setup, Playing, and Tips for Timbales

[@spunkito3]

Finding the right balance between timbale heads is so important! Harder said than done! Yours sound great!

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Thank you

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

For my Sticks, I use my every day Drum sticks because the Wooden Tips allow me to get more Dynamics.

[@Epsato]

Thanks for the helpful tips. I've had some timbales in the house for years but had no idea how to play them.

[@spunkito3]

Great advise! Thank you very much!!!

[@Timotolas]

Great overview video! Thanks! 👌🏼

[@jimsaintamour2]

So great! Thank you so much

[@davidmcaninch4714]

I actually have my timbales set up for lefty: that is small drum on the left, bigger drum on the right. I’m not really lefty, but for some reason, it just feels more natural to me.

[@bigchungus2667]

Same here!

[@neilmccredie1919]

Thanks for the overview and tips….gaff tape is worth the money imo…..☮️

[@amirokareem3535]

I notice which I didn't notice before some Timbale players use floor tom-toms and some use bass drums.

[@kaybhee6]

when we hit timbale drums on side,,,, not skins,,, but metal sides,,, we get too much ringing of metal type,,, how to reduce this bell like ringing

[@alainhoarau3213]

Mambo bell is also call contracampana

[@emiliosollamusic]

Thanks!

[@officialNEDAlife]

Thank you

[@ogreatperkyone]

What notes do you tune the drums to?

[@dhosquet]

would you not recommend actual timbale heads over drum heads?

[@merloleonel]

Nunca uses cinta adhesiva en el timbal agudo o macho. Jamás.

[@davidmcaninch4714]

*NEVER* use duct tape when taping up drum heads. Use gaff tape instead.

[@evertlarry3865]

Mucho bla bla y no explica nada no gusto.