List of Slit Drums
- Agung a Tamlang (Philippine) - Maguindanaon
- Alimba - Zairean
- Ekwe - Igbo
- Huiringua - Mexico
- Kagul (Philippine) - Maguindanaon
- Krin or Kolokolos - Guinea
- Lokole - Congo Basin
- Mondo - West Africa
- Mukoku - Yaka people (Congo)
- Pate - Samoa, Cook Islands, and other parts of Polynesia
- Tagutok (Philippine) - Maranao
- Teponaztli - Mesoamerican
- Tongue drum
- Vanuatuan slit drum - Vanuatu
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