Reggae Conga Patterns - 3 Different Rhythm Examples

[@joannamalfatti7786]

Thanks!

[@jakejw4769]

Awesome. If I were to get a single conga, which would you recommend, 10" or 11"?

[@RhythmNotes]

11" for sure

[@GonzalezAlejandro]

Thanks mate. I’m a reggae lover and thanks to you now I can learn to play it with my congas. It would be great if you could point us to some of your recordings with your reggae group to learn some fills or breaks you might have played and see how you get along the other instruments.

[@RhythmNotes]

I’ll see what I can do.

[@simonmodig]

I would really like a video about playing in a band, yes!

[@RhythmNotes]

I'll add it to the list.

[@rasmuhamednasr4621]

Beautiful, thanks.

[@RhythmNotes]

Thanks for listening

[@JosephDarmenia]

Thanks for sharing.

[@RhythmNotes]

You bet

[@DrumAttic]

Nice breakdown!

[@RhythmNotes]

Glad you liked it!

[@BrotherKaban]

Super job! Like always!

[@RhythmNotes]

Thanks!

[@AlexandersGuitarplay]

Great play subb

[@RhythmNotes]

Thanks!

[@MultiPelete]

Muy buena idea

[@RhythmNotes]

Thanks. Glad you like it.

[@DINESH_DUSHANTHA]

Thanks mate . Is it possible to get samples of single shots ?

[@RhythmNotes]

Email me [e-mail]

[@MaTTheWish]

PRO...

[@RhythmNotes]

✔️

[@subvibe99]

Let’s see the follow up video on how to play with the rhythm section/how to find you space.

[@RhythmNotes]

You got it!

[@zengalileo]

Aren't you playing that first pattern syncopated? Yet it's written with no dotted notes/sixteenth notes.

[@RhythmNotes]

On the demo, the downbeat is felt on 1 and 3 like cut time. For the breakdown, I place the downbeat on 1,2,3,4.

[@zengalileo]

Oh, I see You're playing a fast version then you're writing out a literal interpretation for beginners.

[@RhythmNotes]

Yep ... I wanted to outline the general style I was thinking about.