I love that one of the first things you say is that speed isn't everything - I completely agree. As you said, melody, tone, flavor, deep knowledge of the clave - all extremely important. That being said, I can appreciate how much time you put into developing your sound and it's impressive to see how fast and tasty you play. Excellent work!
Wow, nice coordination and speed. Man, you make percussion "sound" easy. Its A lotta slow and patient practice. I will quote Giovanni H. "la mano secreta es practic." Thank you for the share.
DMV StandUp! Great videos man! This one in particular has a ton of different pieces for a beginner like me to build-up. Thanks for you commitment to a Percussion Life and sharing your wisdom! I'm promoting your vids to others and liking every video. Peace!
Primero te quiero super felicitar, para mi eres un pedazo de conguero, y todo lo que haces te lo agradesco muchísimo, eres un maquina, te pido solo que hagas algo en español, la mayoria de congueros del mundo hablamos español, gracias, gracias
Daniel T Peace to tune up your drums if you don't mind me answering tighten or loosen the nuts on the side according to the sound you want to get everything should be close to the same sound sometimes people like to have the left side or the right side a little higher or a little lower all depends on how they want to play you can do the same the adjustment doesn't have to be perfect it just has to sound good moisture and heat will slightlychange the tone although neither one will affect the quality of the skin long-term even water damage is okay although they are not waterproof they are water resistant
Hi Eric, Thanks for your Videos! I have one question about your Palladium Congas. Do you also have a 14" Supertumba and if yes, does it also gives many overtones? I have one with many overtones and i think about a new, thicker head, the lp head on it is just 1,5mm thick. I think about a 2,5-3 mm head, what would you say? Thanks a lot and kind regards from Germany.
i have 10" - 11" conga, meinl brand... and i can't get the sound on 10", especially SLAP tone.. ITS so bad, do u have any advice? it's 10" conga is not good, or not in tune or my technique? do u have any 10" conga?? for my refference, thankyouu
Five drums and speed are great!I'm trying to get a sense of how this helps a working conguero /percussionist to get a band gig in any music genre.Small venue stage space,song arrangement and leaving space for a bass player and drum set player all come in to play when looking at the merits of a five conga stage right for the working conga player.Also requires more trips for load in and out lol.....
Thank you. And I do tune differently when I'm out playing but it depends on the gig... Generally I do: Quinto- A, Conga- C, Tumba- B ( i play that to my left) Super Tumba G (to my right) and Second Super Tumba- E... with more ethnic styles I'll sometimes switch things up and tune Quinto- G, Conga- D#, Tumba- C#, Super Tumba- B (right), Cuper Tumba to my left a D#... But its cool on the different melodies you can get when experimenting notes as long as their range isn't so far apart.
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Just a little food for thought for the fellow musicians if you can't dance to it you know the rest take your time imagine you dancing or some beautiful girl dancing if you get it right I can promise you you won't have to imagine anymore LOL
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I love that one of the first things you say is that speed isn't everything - I completely agree. As you said, melody, tone, flavor, deep knowledge of the clave - all extremely important. That being said, I can appreciate how much time you put into developing your sound and it's impressive to see how fast and tasty you play. Excellent work!
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What year did you put this out please
Thanks for sharing this Eric, Giovanni gave these tips on on of this videos but its was jot explained much. Big thanks!!❤
Wow, nice coordination and speed. Man, you make percussion "sound" easy.
Its A lotta slow and patient practice.
I will quote Giovanni H. "la mano secreta es practic."
Thank you for the share.
DMV StandUp! Great videos man! This one in particular has a ton of different pieces for a beginner like me to build-up. Thanks for you commitment to a Percussion Life and sharing your wisdom! I'm promoting your vids to others and liking every video. Peace!
Jose Saavedra thanks man! I really appreciate it!!! Glad to know that the videos help in some way.
Nice lesson, Eric. Subbed!
Very nice tutorial and very Good démonstration! Thanks 👍
Great video man , I'm already trying them triples,
nice breakdown of techniques
Primero te quiero super felicitar, para mi eres un pedazo de conguero, y todo lo que haces te lo agradesco muchísimo, eres un maquina, te pido solo que hagas algo en español, la mayoria de congueros del mundo hablamos español, gracias, gracias
Awesome Mate ! Thanks !
You are the best & enjoy your videos! Yes your tips I do use!
thanks for the demo . sound very good.
Excellent video, thanks for sharing, keep on keeping on Conguero.
Daniel T Peace to tune up your drums if you don't mind me answering tighten or loosen the nuts on the side according to the sound you want to get everything should be close to the same sound sometimes people like to have the left side or the right side a little higher or a little lower all depends on how they want to play you can do the same the adjustment doesn't have to be perfect it just has to sound good moisture and heat will slightlychange the tone although neither one will affect the quality of the skin long-term even water damage is okay although they are not waterproof they are water resistant
Really Great!! Thanks!!
Great advice and great drill
Great tips! Thank you!
Nice video ... helpful. Thanks
Hi Eric, Thanks for your Videos! I have one question about your Palladium Congas. Do you also have a 14" Supertumba and if yes, does it also gives many overtones? I have one with many overtones and i think about a new, thicker head, the lp head on it is just 1,5mm thick. I think about a 2,5-3 mm head, what would you say? Thanks a lot and kind regards from Germany.
It's great. Thankyou so much.
Amazing playing
This really informed me so well 💯
Those congas sound sweeet!!
Nice job bro .
Maestro pregunta usted aplica el open slap con dos dedos o la mano completa gracias?
i have 10" - 11" conga, meinl brand...
and i can't get the sound on 10", especially SLAP tone.. ITS so bad, do u have any advice? it's 10" conga is not good, or not in tune or my technique? do u have any 10" conga?? for my refference, thankyouu
Five drums and speed are great!I'm trying to get a sense of how this helps a working conguero /percussionist to get a band gig in any music genre.Small venue stage space,song arrangement and leaving space for a bass player and drum set player all come in to play when looking at the merits of a five conga stage right for the working conga player.Also requires more trips for load in and out lol.....
Saludos Eric desde Puerto Rico, me gustaría saber cuales eran los tonos de afinación que le distes a las 5 congas en este video. Gracias anticipadas..
How long have you been playing the tumbadoras? Great technique!
Eduardo Avila hey! I hope all is well... I have been playing for a little over 15 years now. And Thanks!
your main conga in your lap which size" is that and which cord do you have it tuned to? thanks
Impressive!
Nice technique! Do you use different tunings for different 5 drum gigs? I usually play 3 but I'm experimenting with 5. Any advice for tunings?
Thank you. And I do tune differently when I'm out playing but it depends on the gig... Generally I do: Quinto- A, Conga- C, Tumba- B ( i play that to my left) Super Tumba G (to my right) and Second Super Tumba- E... with more ethnic styles I'll sometimes switch things up and tune Quinto- G, Conga- D#, Tumba- C#, Super Tumba- B (right), Cuper Tumba to my left a D#... But its cool on the different melodies you can get when experimenting notes as long as their range isn't so far apart.
Alien skills. Sublime.
Eres un crakkkkkk, un abrazo
What’s a good starter conga to start practicing on? Future Afro -drummer coming at you
Dude is NICE I'm a fan
Hola!! Gracias Bro!!!
Du bist super❤
Amazing
Wow
Wow!
Ruffs are 4 strokes; drags are three... 6:42 to 6:45 are ruffs.
Do you have a video on how to tone your drums ?t
TheJudy2004 I don’t for the moment but I do plan to upload one soon!
Speed comes with practice
Mismo video pero en idioma español porfavor 🙏🥺
Noooo! …. Solo porque ya lo hice jajaja
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@@APercussionLife Master no es iguaaaaaalll 😭 igual agradecido por todos sus videos recién veo q este video es de hace tiempo allí comenzó a hacer los vídeos en español no? Es un capo Master Eric Pérez lo sigo desde Perú ✌️
Good clip
You fast bro. Mac Phillips. (80 year old conguero)
Good God your fast
PRO..
Muito bom
Español, español, español, Gracias...
Just a little food for thought for the fellow musicians if you can't dance to it you know the rest take your time imagine you dancing or some beautiful girl dancing if you get it right I can promise you you won't have to imagine anymore LOL
He's not playing all that fast it just looks fast because he's playing very well he could probably go a lot faster LOL seriously
huh
Speed it's not everything but i can't see your hands😂😂😂😂😂😁😁😀😀😵😵😵😵😵😵😵😵
Can't hear you,
I can not listen.
No se oye.