Posted by Steve Head on 25th Aug 2024
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When it comes to the sound of a cajon, sustain is one of the key factors that contribute to its overall tonal quality. Sustain refers to the length of time the sound continues after the initial strike
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Posted by Steve Head on 22nd Aug 2024
Understanding Cajon Attack: What Affects the Initial Sound?
The attack of a cajon—the sharp, immediate sound produced when you strike the front face (tapa)—is one of the most defining characteristics of the instrument. As the owner of Kopf Percussion, I’ve s
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Posted by Steve Head on 19th Aug 2024
Understanding Cajon Tone: A Guide to Common Terminology
I’ve spent years crafting cajons that produce the best possible sound for a wide range of musical styles. One of the keys to achieving the perfect cajon sound is understanding the terminology used to
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Posted by Stephen on 18th Aug 2024
Exploring the Rhythmic Power of Congas: A Must-Have for Every Percussionist
As the owner of Kopf Percussion, I’ve always been fascinated by the wide array of percussion instruments that bring rhythm and energy to music. Among these, congas stand out for their deep, resonant t
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Posted by Kopf Percussion Staff on 18th Aug 2024
The Rhythmic Charm of Bongos: Exploring Their Versatility and Impact on Music
As the owner of Kopf Percussion, I’ve always been fascinated by the diverse world of percussion instruments. Among the many instruments that have captured the hearts of musicians worldwide, bongos hol
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Posted by Steve Head on 18th Aug 2024
The Snare Drum: A Deep Dive into One of Music’s Most Essential Instruments
As the owner of Kopf Percussion, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about the various elements that make up the world of percussion. One of the most iconic and versatile instruments in this realm is th
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