I really appreciate your lessons. I am a musician, flutist. Not a percussionist. I have flip flopped on my key choice but keep coming back to B Celtic minor. I cannot wait to purchase but in the meantime I am learning all I can from your instruction. Thank you so much!
I definitely recommend the B celtic or the B kurd. My personal background is as a string instrument/ flutist as well, so I approach them in a very melodic/songwritting way. I think if you resonate with the b celtic, the B kurd may be a good choice as it is the same scale with one extra half step at the bottom of the scale. When you get one, definitely use my discount code to save a bit more (7% i believe) it is REWILD. Feel free to email me as well if you have any other questions!
Oh wow ….dude…this is really good! Very helpful …especially since I’m not on that one that often … generally just blend my B RAV in with a Bm handpan …. This has inspired me …. Thank you ……🙏🏼……🛸🎶…..🤗🦋
Wow this is SO helpful, my friend. Thank you!! As a jam musician almost not training, I was doing that intuitively but to hear it spelled out was a big 'click' in my mind and a confidence booster too! Now I know the structure of what I have been playing that can be called 'songs'. haha! And how to track the root of the rhythm and record it.
Great video! As a flute player with minimal guitar experience, (and now recently drawn to the RAV) I love both its melodic and percussive potential and can see using both. But you just opened up the subject in a way that made sense to me.
glad to hear that! I think that it would be helpful for people to think of these as something beyond just percussion! I really love the potential these instruments hold. Stay well my friend!
I'm actually learning how to play it by watching this video ruclips.net/video/a72M5pQ4J3U/видео.html he has the same model as I've bought (B Celtic Double Ding, though the central ding (the only new note in Double Ding model) seems to be never used so it's perfect for regular B Celtic too!). It's easy to reproduce some parts. Really enjoying it!
Great Video! As a percussionist it's very interesting to see how you approach making music on this instrument. I haven't received the Rav i ordered yet, but i'd probably just start playing without any thought and rely completely on my intuition. Your approach is a lot more thoughtful i think, with great results!
you will love it! It truly is a magical instrument. For me, the beauty is how each person approaches them differently. With no cultural ties, you are free to approach it in any way you wish :) Will be looking for your videos when you do receive it!
Hi Ricky, I have no musical background at all. Do you have tips on how to learn to keep up the chord? Its 12 123 123 12, isn' t it (3/4 measure) How can we practise it? How many bpm?
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Your the best teacher with the RAV ever 👍
You have a great teaching style that is perfect for rav. Please keep this rolling. Love it.
Thanks my friend! This video is about 4 years old, so check out my newer material too! I also teach 1:1 zoom lessons 🙏🎶⛰
@@ReWildYourSoul I have watched tons of your videos. Just letting you know they are a great help! Keep it up friend.
Thanks Ricky, I really appreciate your talents and sharing your techniques with us all 🤍🙏
Amazing..... thank you 🙏
Thanks for checking it out Sebastian!
I am gonna order a rav just coz of you
I you do, use my link :) and my discount code REWILD!
Thankyou for having the rav facing us. Very useful.
Glad to help!
I agree with Splekh and others below--very helpful/interesting. Great insights and an opening up of the instrument's potential. Thanks!
I really appreciate your lessons. I am a musician, flutist. Not a percussionist. I have flip flopped on my key choice but keep coming back to B Celtic minor. I cannot wait to purchase but in the meantime I am learning all I can from your instruction. Thank you so much!
I definitely recommend the B celtic or the B kurd. My personal background is as a string instrument/ flutist as well, so I approach them in a very melodic/songwritting way. I think if you resonate with the b celtic, the B kurd may be a good choice as it is the same scale with one extra half step at the bottom of the scale.
When you get one, definitely use my discount code to save a bit more (7% i believe) it is REWILD. Feel free to email me as well if you have any other questions!
This was really helpful for a beginner with no musical history. Thank you so much for all your insight
Thanks to my first virtual teacher! My dream came true because I love this miracle so much. Must learn ...;
Yes! The video we’ve been waiting for. Huge thumbs up Ricky!
thanks my friend! Look forward to collaborating in the future!
Oh wow ….dude…this is really good! Very helpful …especially since I’m not on that one that often … generally just blend my B RAV in with a Bm handpan …. This has inspired me …. Thank you ……🙏🏼……🛸🎶…..🤗🦋
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you! This just gave me huge encouragement to keep going with exploration of my Rav!
Hey Yury! I wrote you back via email! So glad you are getting to know it better! :)
Excellent. Thank you.
This was SO awesome and helpful and insightful! Thank you!!
Thanks Chelsee!
Excellent guide really opens up my playing style thank you
Wow this is SO helpful, my friend. Thank you!! As a jam musician almost not training, I was doing that intuitively but to hear it spelled out was a big 'click' in my mind and a confidence booster too! Now I know the structure of what I have been playing that can be called 'songs'. haha! And how to track the root of the rhythm and record it.
Hadn't seen this video....extremely helpful! Thanks so much for this...will try it out...
Thanks much.
Thanks you Sandra! Feel free to get in touch if you were interested in lessons. My website is rewildyoursoulmusic.com
Awesome dude! Thanks!
Great video! As a flute player with minimal guitar experience, (and now recently drawn to the RAV) I love both its melodic and percussive potential and can see using both. But you just opened up the subject in a way that made sense to me.
glad to hear that! I think that it would be helpful for people to think of these as something beyond just percussion! I really love the potential these instruments hold. Stay well my friend!
Excellent tutorial.
I would super appreciate a tutorial how to play the interstellar theme 🤗🙏❤️
I'm actually learning how to play it by watching this video ruclips.net/video/a72M5pQ4J3U/видео.html he has the same model as I've bought (B Celtic Double Ding, though the central ding (the only new note in Double Ding model) seems to be never used so it's perfect for regular B Celtic too!). It's easy to reproduce some parts. Really enjoying it!
Great Video! As a percussionist it's very interesting to see how you approach making music on this instrument. I haven't received the Rav i ordered yet, but i'd probably just start playing without any thought and rely completely on my intuition. Your approach is a lot more thoughtful i think, with great results!
you will love it! It truly is a magical instrument. For me, the beauty is how each person approaches them differently. With no cultural ties, you are free to approach it in any way you wish :) Will be looking for your videos when you do receive it!
Cool tricks¡
thanks my friend! Glad you liked it!
Oh! That's not rocket science at all! Thank you very much, this is very helpful.
Definitely! If you are ever in need of 1 on 1 online lessons, be in touch!
Hi Ricky, I have no musical background at all. Do you have tips on how to learn to keep up the chord? Its 12 123 123 12, isn' t it (3/4 measure) How can we practise it? How many bpm?