Cool Rhythm Math Trick
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- This lesson is about how to use a simple rhythmic math ratio to play different phrases. It uses polyrythms and a 2-1 formula to help drummers create balanced phrases. Thiis basic rhythm lesson can help you improve your timing and phrasing. For more, visit / kalani . Show your appreciation by LIKING and SUBBING to the channel. Remember to SHARE!
Man I don't know if this is gonna get read or seen, this may not be the best video to post this on, but you've been an immense help to me. You don't waste too much time advertising or anything, you get straight to the point and show great beats and rythm fundamentals for beginners. You've been great. I've been watching all your videos last few days and spending hours trying to practice my bongos. Thank you so much.
I gotta say I'm the same mate. I'm not a percussionist I'm a writer but his approach is just great. What style do you play?.
This helps, I've been learning on my own for several Months and just starting to get a feel for it. Your videos are very helpful!
It's very good for mindfulness right.
Answering to your questions: Is this comething I could use - yes!; Is too complex - yes; Is this something I won't use - yes xD Not for a while, that's sure. But this video (and the concept) is really great and I hop I'll come back to it when I'm ready to use it. Thank you.
I used this technique to compose a conga solo for "Take Five", starting 3-2 clave, going 2-3, then 2-2-1, then 1-2-2 then 2-1-2 then back to 3-2. Well done.
I know this is an old one, but I'd love to see more like this. Very empowering.
Really enjoyed these little snippet bongo lessons. Thanks for sharing!
4 threes and a four is the basis of the bell pattern in gogo
Thanks for the lesson! I love playing around with rhythms like this!!!
Very helpful this is a good way to start off learning when you wanna freestyle and all, you can always fall back on these triplet patterns
I'm brand new to hand drums. Just seriously started trying to learn today, though I'm an accomplished musician. I've only just played around before with drums and percussion. I appreciate the fast pace! Some of the videos out there are way to slow and basic for me. I got it all and then tried bouncing back and forth between all the options.
I’m trying SO HARD..... want to sound good at the beach drum circle.
Awesome. Thanks for this!
Excellent video
Great teacher. Amazing analogy to rapping. Not surprised right?
Great work your channel! Just one little comment on that one: you talk about "triplets", but what you play, is "groups of three". That means, you don´t play triplets, but just keep on playing 8th notes (or 16th, depending how you count), in groups of three.
Matthias Haffner Agreed. They are not triplets in the formal sense, but groups of three.
Wow! I very much like to play the Tresillo/Rumba rhythm on the Cajon, I must try this!
Very helpful thank you
i really this video, gave new steps to learn. thanks
Haha! Really funny to follow along on this! I know what you mean with the metronome on the 333333-222 part! When I got to the second 2's I started on the 3's again :P
Well illustrated.... Nice and simple... 👍🆗😜
Great video! Thanks Kalani
that's good, thanks. I didn't know there was a formula. one thing we could add is that you don't have to put the 3s first and all the 2s next. you can go 3 2 2 3 3 3 or 3 3 2 3 2 3 3 2 2 3 3 3 or whatever. that's a good introduction for accent grouping (or whatever it's called in english I don't know, sorry), like 5 3 6 2 or 5 4 3 2 2.
Good video but will need to watch it a few times. I was thrown off by the "triplets" when you're only playing one sound per triplet, but I think I get it. You're a great teacher - thank you!
Great
So good and thanks.
It's really helping me! Thank you!!!!
Très bien , very helpful, veel van geleerd.
Cool, I think I get it !
Subdivisions are one of my favorite tools for phrasing and getting the creative juices flowing. I like to use odd numbers to break up the beats such as 5 & 3 subdivision or even 1 & 7. They wrk best as places to set internal (see Bob Moses: Drum Wisdom) resolution beats - so 1 & 7 would have beats one and two as resolution . Or have different resolution beats within the subdivisions such as 2 of 5 & 2 of 3 in a 5/3 subdivision. Or break up in three - 3/2/3. Lots of possibilities of musicality especially when you start adding in 8ths and 16ths to these 8 beat groupings.
You can do this with polys too - 6 over 4 with 2/4 subdivision on the 6 and 1/3 subdiv on the four. What works really great is 3/4 time signature with 9 beats (usually done 3/3/3 subdiv) but try other combos like 3/4/2. In Return of the King LOTR movie, the Orc army drummers play a 5 beat phrase divided into 2/3. Very musical for the scene because the you get an even 2 and triplet feel giving it a marching driving feel but then there's the overall odd 5 giving the listener a sense that something isn't quite right.
+Cosmo Spacemonkey Beat from Orc March On Minith Tirith (5 bears divided by a double and a triple): th-cam.com/video/bPh1KXA8egU/w-d-xo.html
Great advice. Thank you.
Should you play with your left as the lead hand if you’re a lefty?
I’ve got my bongos on order however in the meantime, I’ve been messing around on random tabletops and even though I’m ambidextrous, my left as the lead feels more natural.
great video
3333 22 is this total 16th notes played for one measure against your quarter note click?
I would like to see a video on how to drum for a dancer. :)
Awesome🌹👍
Why are those"triplets" when there's only 1 sound per 3? It sounds like 6 eigth notes followed by 3 eigth notes for example?
333322 is the song from Halloween. I'm watching this in October . I was born in October. Halloween is in October. I just bought a meinl professional bongo cajon set. I'm discovering this due to an increase in bongo stimuli lately. The word stimuli has a letter "I" at the end. The letter "i" is pronounced like the word "eye" the eye is a powerful symbol within the Illuminati. I must deduct that I am the mothman and from Mars.
mission impossible
Do all bongos sound the same. Because yours sound more steel drum. And mine don’t 🤷♂️
depends on the skin, wood, quality, price and microphone. All sound different.
That’s cool shit👍
por favor sube vídeos en español :( PD: Que marca de djembe es mejor, en mi país no hay artesanos fabricantes de djembe solo djembes de marca. saludos desde Nicaragua
I would love to do that, but not sure how to get that done. Any ideas?
WORLD DRUM CLUB You can make a video about a Latin instrument, like the tambora, it's a good start
Why do my bongos sound shit?...🤔or am I just shit?
It sounds more like the 6/8 rumba pattern.
Can you do a video on playing timbale as a drummer?
Chris Garner Do you mean as a drumset player or another type of drummer?
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Sir why r u not rplying on my comments? I hav commented on your 2 to 3 vids. Plz reply it sir.
Thank you for commenting! I appreciate your help.
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no
Not quite my tempo😂
Is it just me, or does anyone else feel like he's gonna throw a cymbal at you if you don't get the timing right?!
With a name like that, it probably is just you!
Kitni bekar Hai Suna Tu Itni bekar Surme Aaj Tak nahi dekhi Yeh To bahut bahut bahut bahut bahut bekar hai