When I started studying your lesson "How to play Brazilia", I realized that I needed to practice and improve the ghost notes first. This lesson is just what I need . Thank you!
Thanks. In the big band questions about pop/fiunk rhythms for bongo/conga perhaps you also can show that on other instruments but ...excelling on bongo and conga as you do also is great. Also use this for percussion in acoustic pop choirs and an acoustic partyband and street music band. I also use often: cajong, djembe, timbales, shakers, cowbells, jam blocks, bar chimes and combine percussion with a normal 4 to 5 piece or a basic 2 piece drum kit. There is many info on you tube regarding pop/funk/rock/blues/jazz drums but just very very small info for pop/funk/rock/blues/jazz percussion. Percussion is mostly demonstrated for latin music.
M Miranda this is a pattern more played for contemporary music.... I demonstrate where it is counted in 4 beats later in the video to help understand the placement of the pattern. Thanks!
Gracias por responder!! But when you say "Played for contemporary music" are you saying pattern is not clave oriented? In other words is not within "Latin Music - or better yet no Cuban music?
M Miranda That’s correct! Even though we all know Clave está siempre en el corazón! Jaja but this pattern is more focused on genres of funk and r&b... more Americanized genres.
Lee Greene if you’re looking for a less over tone sound... a thicker skin will help (rawhide) but the shape and shell are what contribute to the tone as well... sooo those are things to consider
When I started studying your lesson "How to play Brazilia", I realized that I needed to practice and improve the ghost notes first.
This lesson is just what I need . Thank you!
Wow! I'm late to the party on this one, but I LOVE IT. I'm a sucker for grooves with ghost notes. Eric, once again, thank you thank you.
Great content! I love this groove for its sound and ease to learn! Thank you Eric!
Eric, you are realy the best teacher for me! Thank you verry much for your great videos!
Thank you!!
Sos el mejor maestro del bongo que alguien pueda encontrar en TH-cam. Felicidades y gracias por tus videos , son perfectos para aprender.
Thanks. In the big band questions about pop/fiunk rhythms for bongo/conga perhaps you also can show that on other instruments but ...excelling on bongo and conga as you do also is great. Also use this for percussion in acoustic pop choirs and an acoustic partyband and street music band. I also use often: cajong, djembe, timbales, shakers, cowbells, jam blocks, bar chimes and combine percussion with a normal 4 to 5 piece or a basic 2 piece drum kit. There is many info on you tube regarding pop/funk/rock/blues/jazz drums but just very very small info for pop/funk/rock/blues/jazz percussion. Percussion is mostly demonstrated for latin music.
Thank you so much for your tutorials! Learning everything I can on my dads bongos before I buy a cajon soon (no disrespect I love both ❤️)
Muchas gracias por enseñar! Ojalá estuviera en español!
Así y todo los veo y te sigo!
I wanna learn, everything about bongos; and please more cow bell!
Thanks Eric !! Your tutorials are the best...... saludos
Appreciate it!
Another fun one. Thanks for sharing your Mojo!
Thank you!!!
Really love this one and will definately be working to get it up to pace asap!
Thanks Dave!
Dude!
Your really are Awesome!!!!
I digs it man.and you are a good teacher
Nice presentation - Nice Repique ...... but where on the clave does it fall in?
M Miranda this is a pattern more played for contemporary music.... I demonstrate where it is counted in 4 beats later in the video to help understand the placement of the pattern. Thanks!
Gracias por responder!! But when you say "Played for contemporary music" are you saying pattern is not clave oriented? In other words is not within "Latin Music - or better yet no Cuban music?
As you may know the "Bongo" is One part of the Ritmo Trilogy of Cuban Music - or as we call it here in USA Salsa.
M Miranda That’s correct! Even though we all know Clave está siempre en el corazón! Jaja but this pattern is more focused on genres of funk and r&b... more Americanized genres.
M Miranda of course! ❤️
Perfecto hermano! Dios te bendiga!
Can you give us a couple good songs to place this with and the best BPM range? Thank you
Hermano que clase de piel tienes en tus bongos. Saludos
Hector Peñafiel el macho tiene de caballo y la hembra tiene de Buey
@@APercussionLife gracias hermano salsaludos desde España.
@@APercussionLife hermano puede ser también buey en el macho y buen en la hembra..
Y buey en la hembra
I have a set of LP aspires with rawhide stock heads , will changing to remo give me a sound with less overtones ?
Synthetic heads (Remo) actually help with projection, so you're gong to be more prone to get more overtones.
@@APercussionLife so synthetic isn't the answer. Which heads would work to make the congas speak better.
Lee Greene if you’re looking for a less over tone sound... a thicker skin will help (rawhide) but the shape and shell are what contribute to the tone as well... sooo those are things to consider
Sir I want to know how to write it's notations
Bro
Really great lesson, Eric, but the background music during your explanations is not a good idea in my opinion, - it's more disturbing than helpful.