What does this mean?Pros & Cons
Pros
The lolunut tongue drum is a cool addition to my side instruments (psaltry, kalimba and mouth harp) that i play regularly, but not quite as well or as regular as the keyboard, guitar or hammered dulcimer.
It’s an inspiration! This is an excellent tool for someone who wants to explore music without being overwhelmed. Great for de-stressing. Therapeutic to play.
Comes with two sets of extra numbers along with the numbers that are already attached to the drum. Comes with a padded carrying bag, very well made which is large enough to accommodate the mallets, as well as the instructional booklet. I didn't know w... Read More
It comes with a songbook, but it's really fun to just improvise on and relax. Comes with a little booklet with some songs like happy birthday and twinkle twinkle as well as a bunch of unfamiliar taiwanese and chinese folk tunes.
According to my orchestral tuner, these pitches are all spot on. Actually, any diatonic triad is easy. Instructions tell how to tune it if needed, but mine was fine as is. My drum also seems to be pretty well tuned although i only performed a quick ch... Read More
Highlights
Quality
The quality of the drum is very good
Quality of the steel drum is very good
I am disappointed with the documentation that comes with the drum
There also is not explanation of the numbers and the numbers with the dots
Competitiveness
I wanted to give this a 5star because i love the drum so much but because it does not come with musical note stickers and the d... Read More
The instrument isnt large which means it can easily fit in a backback but the sound is a little tinny
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I am disappointed that there is so little instruction available on playing the drum
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
So if you want to play with another instrument or record with it you can do that easily
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Playing with the stick mallets is much easier
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Of course playing with your fingers makes triads possible so if you want to harmonize thats a better way to go
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Likewise if you play it in c you have only a flat seven which can be useful in the correct context so you get two keys out of this drum
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This is the medium sized version of this drum with a smaller and larger option available
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
In the title of this review i described this as a mantra as an instrument which is a good description
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