How To Play a Simple Rhythm On The Talking Drum

[@Obaayikitv]

this is the man I call the best Talking drummer in the whole world
He is my mentor, I lost contact for too long thank God for Google o
this is really an eye opener....
if Anyone wishes to get better in playing the drum pls listen to this great man

[@jgrove1246]

I found this very insightful for using the talking drum! I just bought my drum recently and was trying to figure out how to play rhythms for it. I play bass, harmonica, and vocals for a folk punk band and have been exploring new instruments. After learning some of the basics I really think this has a great fit into any acoustic band. It has a very raw feel to it. Thank you for your videos :) They are most helpful!

[@MartyredxMaiden]

EPIC RIDDIM! when the tempo was increased it became a powerful word. Please preserve this beautiful tradition brother. In fact, Africans should be taught this as a requirement. Maybe even build upon the old tradition of communication. Recite poems through drum

[@bigimpact97]

you are to good i just bought a talking drum and my uncle is teaching me maybe because my ansestors were talking talking drummers but love you videos your a good inspiration

[@kennydespot399]

I'm motivated to learn this talking drum

[@drumsview]

Abubiekun...you are a true Master, jeun sa'po forever

[@notthepepperspray]

I just came across this video today and I love it! Im also fond of the udu. I look forward to other lessons. Thanx!

[@DamexMrcoded]

thanks for this platform, am still an armature player, but have been trying to be good, because we needed one here in malaysia, and no one to do that, i hope i can build myself more, to help naija at diaspora

[@ayanpelumi9382]

really? im a good talking drum player too .
if there is any available space for a talking drummer ,thanks sir

[@ElJoeProtestttttt]

Amazing video. There seems to be missing a very important aspect of the sound, which is variance in the Frequencies of each syllables - which are actually different each time he played each syllable.

[@johnkevin476]

thanks very mush sir for your precious time for putting all this videos together God bless were enjoying you from London well-done....

[@fruitfulthebrown5010]

You are the best sir, I love uk

[@yvesbajulaz]

Very well explained :-)

[@ogiehumphrey8058]

Thank sir looking forward for More lessons

[@MbandiComposer]

Very interesting instrument. Grew up in Cameroon and always saw it on TV but never knew how it was played. I Love UK? Colonial master still have a strong hold huh...lol

[@angelawilliams0428]

Oh! I thought he was saying, "I love you, King."

[@Conosur2008]

Thanks! very good lesson!

[@dav3awe812]

I just came across this video today! This is fantastic ! Sir can you please show us how to play 'Ranti' ?

[@oluwanifisekemi1719]

Nice seeing you here our lovely daddy

[@waterygee]

This is really great. Thanks a lot for this video.

[@OmoOwa]

thanks you sir. I am learning a lot from you.

[@toluadeniyi6594]

This is great. Thanks!

[@princessadedoyinsolashonug6289]

Thanks so much for this wonderful lesson sir. Please how can I get in touch with you sir...I need comprehensive lesson on drumming.
Thank you sir

[@mmehaffe]

Fantastic.

[@deoluolusanya2890]

This is my brother ooooo ęku ojo meta sir

[@baloorichard9952]

Wuz up Brother? I really enjoyed your video

[@BlossomAziken]

Why do you move your small finger? This is really amazing thank you.

[@KhadeerMd]

i Love this Instrument :D

[@TheJodita]

Yeahman.All good stuff :)

[@elizabethdabara5919]

Sir please i can't download it please why?

[@odanye102]

Daddy wa, thank you so much for this video o. E ma seun gan. Infact, i am singing i love uk alot now. Please do you where i can buy a gangan in the UK? I am in kent!

[@ElJoeProtestttttt]

Also, there’s an element of “BEND NOTE” which wasn’t discussed. So, sir, you basically played the tones according to your accent. Which is good but it’s only subject to your personal accent and intonations.
Someone else would say the same words with different accent and intonations.
Speaking of frequencies, well, human frequency range is between 20Hz to 20,000Hz.
Talking drum, being a membranous percussive instrument has various harmonics and very rich overtones which usually covers the full frequency range when played, especially when the sound is captured with a microphone that’s has got a wide frequency range as well.

[@user-et3xn2jm1u]

Thank you for the video! What is the music in the background at :45?

[@SadeQueen1]

Mr Ayanlere. how much is the starter kit?

[@gantswood]

What size Talking drum should I get? I am a beginner but 6ft 2 inch tall male with long arms and large hands. I live in London, UK.

[@Blaqage]

Any size just what you want to play or like

[@akindelebankole8080]

Ayanmilere (My drum has value),
E ku ise ilu lilu yi. Se Eko lewa abi ibo?

[@Ministerprinceo]

Good

[@learntalkingdrum6741]

gud work keep it up sir. i need ur assistance oooo

[@MichelleTennantMA]

Thanks for this!

[@Michael-iw6ye]

Does anyone know the name of the song from the intro?

[@EatLiveTHRIVE]

Excellent! Es se gan

[@abimbolaadegbola4317]

Weldon sir

[@BoTheArtist]

I Love UK!! Lol

[@emmanueloseghe8259]

good move

[@sambapalito78]

saludos desde colombia south america

[@anthonybailey3511]

That is D-M-R-D in tonic solfa,

[@oyamesan2497]

Mo fe gbo ilu kan soso gangan nki oriki Ogun (Ogun lakaye, Osin imole...). Oyimbo akeko yoruba ni emi. Adupé! o

[@drumzcakelord3704]

Ese ooooooo

[@Eegunjobi1966]

E ku Se !

[@mouhamedwakiloubakary9270]

Yoruba💪💪💪💪