Configurational and conformational assignments of 11 Corynanthe‐Tryptamine alkaloids (usambarane skeleton) were performed based on the correlation of the high‐level calculated and experimental 1H and 13C NMR chemical shifts. For some compounds, the reassignment of a number of individual signals together with spectral assignment of experimentally unresolved peaks was suggested. The different conformations of the C/D quinolizidine ring system appear strictly dependent of the structure of the side chain (ethyl‐, vinyl‐ or ethylidenic); in the latter case, the configuration (E or Z) of the 19‐20 double bond of the ethylidenic chain is determinant to establish a cis‐ or a trans‐quinolizidine system of rings C/D. The conformation is also influenced by the equatorial or axial conformation of (C15) substituents.