Not within my reach given my current skills (still learning martillo variations), but very informative and a good outlook on more advanced playing... I'll probably tackle this in a few months... Thanks!!
Uff I alredy started playing it together with Diablo and Temperatura and it sopunds so good! Thank you Michael. Ypur tutorials are so great and I have learned so much! I do not know if maybe you have some variations for reagge. It is a rythm that I feel curious about when I started playng the bongos. Like I already have an intuition about it but maybe I could alwys learn something new.
Always when I listen to percussionists in Reggae, they seem to play so freely. I seldon hear them play a basic rhythm. In two weeks I will explain a reggae rhythm for congas on my Patreon channel and I will add Play Along videos. Perhaps I will make a bongo reggae rhythm too. I wish you all the best!
I play for fun dont remember most rhythm names but you are a good tutor I cannot believe how quick I remembered it.I was like nah I wont be able to do this when the vid started but halfway I could play and keep up. Thank you I'm a new Subbie now
Wow, amazing that you figured that out with the bad editing on the cut audio clip. Initially when I started this video, The rhythm you were playing sounded so complex. But by the time I finish watching your video I was able to understand how to approach this difficult rhythm. Great interpretation and analysis. And also excellently conveyed. Brilliant presentation. Thank you.
Well, I have to be honest. My girlfriend said that Giovanni made constantly the same move in the background and that is when I found out that it was constantly the same cut and video.... But I am glad that you like it. Have fun with this loop!!
Nice Catch! I did the edition and you have reason it's not a perfect loop, thanks for your video!! I gonna add your link on the description, Maravilloso!
hi michael....i´m the person who asked you about this movement (not sure if from this account or another "cisgomtube" i´ve got!)...some years ago! lol! time flies! i didn´t know about the Ray Romero bongo loop video but i have just seen it and it´s definitely wrong....i just had the original Giovanni´s video and that´s where i first saw Ray Romero and got impressed about the movement. That´s why i asked you to analize it. Well, thank you very much indeed for this video. I have to thank and congratulate you for your great job here in youtube. Mucho "Aché pa ti", and get ready for my next suggestion hahahaha...just kiddin´! thanx again my friend!!!
Strong relation of the golpes with the clave. Always fall on the same place. And you should talk about the strong sound of Mr Romero, very important thing.
I know I'm a bit late to the party, but so far I have not found any vid's that plainly state where the grooves are relative to clave. Do you have any advice on this?
I made one video about the different claves. I don't know if you are looking for that, but perhaps it can help you. ruclips.net/video/96tyCj7PCz0/видео.html I wish you good luck.
@@derbeno thank you for your reply. I made the mistake of looping the last part of his video @ 18:50 and not listening to the beginning where clave and montuno are clear. Silly me.
Pat Davey oh I didn’t know that you did the editing. It took me so long to find out what happened. I think your idea to make a loop out of it, was great!!
@@MichaeldeMiranda I was using your Abakua just today at Trinity Laban. Your channel has helped me countless times. Particularly with the afro/Cuban side of things. I'm really just a jazz drummer/sambista. Thank you and keep up your exceptional work.
Michael, Steve Bloom here again. I forgot to say, your offerings are truly wonderful.
michael teacher.. i like very latin music.. bongo is very wonderful.. thank you very so much..😊
Michael, thank you so much for going to the trouble of producing this lesson... it was my request for you to make it and I REALLY appreciate it sir!
Thank you and good luck with it!!
Thank you for this course... is everytime very nice to learn bongo with you 👍👏
I am glad you like it! Have fun with it!
Your one of my favorite teachers
Great demonstration
Thank you MdM God bless you
Brother
Jeff McKibben Thank you very much, Jeff! I am glad that you enjoy my videos!
Good morning, teacher. It is always a pleasure to study for your video lessons. I am privileged for these teachings. Thank you, teacher.
nilton boaes Thank you, Nikton and keep enjoying the rhythms!!
Thank you for the explanation I well add this to my playing.👍🏼
Enjoy it and good luck!!
Not within my reach given my current skills (still learning martillo variations), but very informative and a good outlook on more advanced playing... I'll probably tackle this in a few months... Thanks!!
Thank you. I wish you good luck and it is worth it to practice it.
Uff I alredy started playing it together with Diablo and Temperatura and it sopunds so good! Thank you Michael. Ypur tutorials are so great and I have learned so much! I do not know if maybe you have some variations for reagge. It is a rythm that I feel curious about when I started playng the bongos. Like I already have an intuition about it but maybe I could alwys learn something new.
Always when I listen to percussionists in Reggae, they seem to play so freely. I seldon hear them play a basic rhythm. In two weeks I will explain a reggae rhythm for congas on my Patreon channel and I will add Play Along videos. Perhaps I will make a bongo reggae rhythm too. I wish you all the best!
Me gusta mucho como explica. estoy viendo sus videos son muy buenos. Saludos
I play for fun dont remember most rhythm names but you are a good tutor I cannot believe how quick I remembered it.I was like nah I wont be able to do this when the vid started but halfway I could play and keep up.
Thank you I'm a new Subbie now
I am really glad that you are having fun with my videos and thank you for joining me on Patreon! Really about that!! Enjoy it!
Great lesson!!! Thank you very much! Can you please say what is song played at the start of video?
Very Good work!👍 Thank you Michaël 🤗
Thank you and enjoy this bongoloop!!
Wow, amazing that you figured that out with the bad editing on the cut audio clip. Initially when I started this video, The rhythm you were playing sounded so complex. But by the time I finish watching your video I was able to understand how to approach this difficult rhythm. Great interpretation and analysis. And also excellently conveyed. Brilliant presentation. Thank you.
Well, I have to be honest. My girlfriend said that Giovanni made constantly the same move in the background and that is when I found out that it was constantly the same cut and video.... But I am glad that you like it. Have fun with this loop!!
Aplausos!! Muchas gracias hermano...
Muchos gracias, Barry!
Nice Catch! I did the edition and you have reason it's not a perfect loop, thanks for your video!! I gonna add your link on the description, Maravilloso!
Thanks for this, Mike, it's great.
You're welcome, Sean! I will post my new videos on Patreon: www.patreon.com/MichaeldeMiranda Perhaps you want to join me there?
hi michael....i´m the person who asked you about this movement (not sure if from this account or another "cisgomtube" i´ve got!)...some years ago! lol! time flies! i didn´t know about the Ray Romero bongo loop video but i have just seen it and it´s definitely wrong....i just had the original Giovanni´s video and that´s where i first saw Ray Romero and got impressed about the movement. That´s why i asked you to analize it. Well, thank you very much indeed for this video. I have to thank and congratulate you for your great job here in youtube. Mucho "Aché pa ti", and get ready for my next suggestion hahahaha...just kiddin´! thanx again my friend!!!
Thank you and I am glad that you can use this nice loop from Ray Romero. I wish you good luck and the next request can take some years too..... lol!
It was me who asked Michael to analise the Ray Romero loop.
no worries! @@Berkcam
Very nice loop
Thank you!
can you please do a video on how to play tumbao on Bongo! thanks!
Merci pour ton travail de transcription et bien plus ;-)
Alain Hoarau Merci beaucoup, Alain!!
Strong relation of the golpes with the clave. Always fall on the same place. And you should talk about the strong sound of Mr Romero, very important thing.
I know I'm a bit late to the party, but so far I have not found any vid's that plainly state where the grooves are relative to clave. Do you have any advice on this?
I made one video about the different claves. I don't know if you are looking for that, but perhaps it can help you. ruclips.net/video/96tyCj7PCz0/видео.html I wish you good luck.
Thank you so much.
You're welcome and have fun with this bongo loop!
What type of rhythm would you put this under? Rumba...? Would you play it with any other style? Thank you
I would play son montuno or son or other kind of salsa rhythms under it.
A wonderful lesson as always. Excuse my ignorance. Is this 2/3 son clave?
He started on the second side of the clave
@@derbeno thank you for your reply. I made the mistake of looping the last part of his video @ 18:50 and not listening to the beginning where clave and montuno are clear. Silly me.
Pat Davey Thank you, Pat and the clave is 2/3. Have fun with it!
Pat Davey oh I didn’t know that you did the editing. It took me so long to find out what happened. I think your idea to make a loop out of it, was great!!
@@MichaeldeMiranda I was using your Abakua just today at Trinity Laban. Your channel has helped me countless times. Particularly with the afro/Cuban side of things. I'm really just a jazz drummer/sambista. Thank you and keep up your exceptional work.
bravo!!!!
has midi patrones, sampler y etc y vendelos
Idle hand high.
Funny anecdote about the wrongly edited video, M.
John F. Kelly Thank you, John. I spend so much time to find out what was going on there....