Basic Sevens - Frame Drum Lesson with Ken Shorley
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- An instructional frame drum lesson, focusing on patterns of seven. Enjoy!
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PS. The drum which is played in this video is an 18" Cooperman Tar with a Renaissance head. www.cooperman.com
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Love the vibe of patterns in seven, there’s a wave like flow that I can play for hours. Thank you for another great video.
Thanks for the kind words! Sevens are amazing, aren't they?
Ken, you're an amazing teacher! Thank youuuuuu!!
Thank you!
Cool, I have been looking forwar to new lessons
Great stuff Ken as always!
Thanks so much, Jack! Thanks also for the donation to the channel - much appreciated!
Thanks for continuing these lessons!I noticed that you programmed the metronome to change the accents based on where you are in the rhythm. Can a regular metronome be used to practice a rhythm in 7? And if so, how?
Hi Dan. Glad you're enjoying the videos. I have a few more scheduled to come out in the next couple weeks. To answer your question, yes. I made my own click track for this video using finger cymbal samples, but there is a great metronome app called Soundbrenner which allows the user to program custom accent patterns within each metre. So you can set different sounds to keep a 322 or 223 pattern in 7/8.
@@kenshorley Thanks! I can also make my own click track in Ableton, I like to use the woodblock sound. I thought there must be a way to use a standard metronome with rhythms in 7.
Very nice lesson. Your drum sounds great. Just curious, How high can you tune a drum that size? I generally keep mine at D, but it sounds like yours is at G.
Mine is usually around D also, but I must have tuned it up to be harmonious with another instrument I was recording with! The way it sounds in this video is the highest I've ever tuned it... But it does sound nice, doesn't it?