Straight 0:00 Straight with buzz 0:19 Samba Clave Alternating 0:39 Samba Clave RH Lead 0:56 Caixa em cima 1 1:15 Caixa em cima 2 1:33 Tarol 1:52 Caixa em baixo 1 2:11 Caixa em baixo 2 2:27 Caixa em baixo 3 2:45
@@viradadrums thank you! That's what I thought about the sticking. I'll keep practicing. Cheers from Colombia! I appreciate a lot your attention and video!
Hi! Great info here, thank you. What is the thickness of the batter head? Was going to try a remo emperor hazy snare side (5mil) on a 12” steel snare with some phosphor bronze guitar strings on the throw off. Thoughts?
Almost all Brazilian caixas played in samba schools use a single ply nylon head that is approximately 10-mil on both the top and bottom head, such as this version: viradadrums.com/product/ivsom-nylon-heads/ This is durable for loud volumes and sensitive enough to get good response from the wire strings. Typical drumset snare drums have a thicker (7-14mil) top head and a thinner (2-5 mil) bottom head. The thinner bottom head gets more response from the snares. These are the type of wires used on most caixas: viradadrums.com/product/bordao/ But if you have some extra guitar strings of the same gauge, those will work. Just get them the same tension. This is exactly what I did fifteen years ago when I didn't have a real caixa yet!
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Straight 0:00
Straight with buzz 0:19
Samba Clave Alternating 0:39
Samba Clave RH Lead 0:56
Caixa em cima 1 1:15
Caixa em cima 2 1:33
Tarol 1:52
Caixa em baixo 1 2:11
Caixa em baixo 2 2:27
Caixa em baixo 3 2:45
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Cheers from Colombia! Excellent video, thanks for sharing!
I can´t find the Difference between 5 and 6, sounds very similar. Could you tell me? ^^
Julián Hernández Hi! Those two are very similar. They are the same sticking, just with slight difference in phrasing and accents.
@@viradadrums thank you! That's what I thought about the sticking. I'll keep practicing.
Cheers from Colombia! I appreciate a lot your attention and video!
Hi! Great info here, thank you. What is the thickness of the batter head? Was going to try a remo emperor hazy snare side (5mil) on a 12” steel snare with some phosphor bronze guitar strings on the throw off. Thoughts?
Almost all Brazilian caixas played in samba schools use a single ply nylon head that is approximately 10-mil on both the top and
bottom head, such as this version:
viradadrums.com/product/ivsom-nylon-heads/
This is durable for loud volumes and sensitive enough to get good response from the wire strings. Typical drumset snare drums have a thicker (7-14mil) top head and a thinner (2-5 mil) bottom head. The thinner bottom head gets more response from the snares.
These are the type of wires used on most caixas:
viradadrums.com/product/bordao/
But if you have some extra guitar strings of the same gauge, those will work. Just get them the same tension. This is exactly what I did fifteen years ago when I didn't have a real caixa yet!
@@viradadrums Thanks so much for your helpful and quick response! Gonna try that for now, maybe w some clear G1 heads.
A corda q coloca na caixa é de violão ?
Não, o material é diferente
O nome é bordon
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