Yankadi: 10-minute practice track (145 bpm)

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @rotemberger543
    @rotemberger543 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this!! Amazing videos

  • @den-itchk4538
    @den-itchk4538 2 года назад +2

    thank you. this is genious.🙏❤☮ everything!

  • @charmainehart3670
    @charmainehart3670 Год назад +1

    Thank you Very VERY MUCHLY🌞😁🌼

  • @guntherernestobiller9333
    @guntherernestobiller9333 3 года назад +2

    Thank you very much - I´m drumming with your track 😀

  • @damionbujan6218
    @damionbujan6218 Год назад

    Using this to practice my solos in 2023

  • @AncientSounds
    @AncientSounds 2 года назад +1

    What kind of micro do you have?! Sounds amazing :)

    • @brunoallard3975
      @brunoallard3975  2 года назад

      I used a condenser mic instead of an instrument mic. In spite of hearing the rattling sounds of the furnace and ducts on the ceiling in an unfinished basement, it still sounded better and more full than an instrument mic to my ear. If I recall, it's a Rode M3.

  • @terryroberts5309
    @terryroberts5309 2 года назад +1

    Wat did you put on repeat the second rhym? 🤔

    • @brunoallard3975
      @brunoallard3975  2 года назад

      The 2nd rhythm I played on the djembe goes bass, bass, slap, bass, bass, tone, tone, etc. Does that clarify what you were asking?

  • @HANDSnSTICKS
    @HANDSnSTICKS 2 года назад +1

    Hello Thank you ! which loop device are you using? Thanks again

    • @brunoallard3975
      @brunoallard3975  2 года назад +1

      I used a loop pedal: Ditto Mic Looper. You could use any looper, preferably one that has a mic input. Rather than use an instrument mic, I used a condenser mic (because I found it sounded better) and passed it through a small mixer and headphones, so the loops wouldn't bleed into the mix.

  • @Falkowiak
    @Falkowiak 2 года назад

    Uninspiring