Cabasa Solo / Demo - Advanced Techniques - LP Afuche Deluxe Cabasa (Latin Percussion)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Demonstration of basic and advanced techniques on #cabasa / #afuche with a short, groovy solo at 92 bpm. Not a drums tutorial / class / lesson but can help you find new ideas, even for the beginner, for that fantastic Latin percussion instrument, sounding as a whole drumkit!
Playing here the #LP Cabasa deluxe, quite heavy in hand, but very reliable instrument, great sound and projection, with a precise and tight shaker feel, great response and super sharp trebles, cuts right through any mix (any cabasa would, actually, for the latter)!
#SixtySecondsShow #Episode3: no high/small percussion is rudimentary... :):))) Enjoy!
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this man is playing drum & bass breaks with a cabasa. Incredible.
Thanks!!!
You should check the video of the guy that plays bleed by messhuggah just by clapping.
You can make a beat with literally anything.
I can’t unhear it now ❤
this is the most wholesome comments section in YT.
Fascinating playing of that instrument.
Thank you!:))
Best cabasa tutorial I have seen yet…and without words.
Thanks a lot!!!
I didn't even know the name of this instrument (although I've seen it frequently), and you, sir, are a demon on this thing!!
Thank you very much!!!:)
Wow....amazing! Didn’t know a cabasa could be so musical!🥰😍Thank you💝💝💝🥰🥰🥰🥰😍
Thanks a lot!:):):):)
I can make about 2 sounds from a cabasa. This fellow...a whole album!!!!
Came for the instrument. Stayed for the musician.
Thanks a lot! Most nicely written comment I've had here so far!:)))
@@EmmanuelSimonWorldPercussionsame!
Finally someone who's on a good level! So many players are sloppy as hell on the cabasa
Thanks:)))
YESSSSS! Totally agree
Impressive! One of the coolest most blending sounds in percussion. Roughly smooth lol
Thanks!
It's amazing. Brilliant technique. I didn't know that cabasa can sound like this.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Magic!
Thank you!:))
World class performance!
Thank you very much!:))
Came from radiohead and i want one so badly now
Now I love cabasa thnx
Glad you liked it!:))
Cabasa - клаааааааааааааааас! ))
Thanks!:)))
never thought a cabasa could be badass
Thank you!!:))
Great player. Amazing.
Thank you!!:))
Wow....ce tehnică ! 😲
Thanks!:))
This is amazing. This man has learnt his craft!!!
Thank you!!!
Incroyable le rythme jungle sur la fin
Merci!:))
this video inspired me to get a cabasa! thanks!
Most welcome!!:))
Nice work, excellent technique.
Thanks, I really appreciate it!
This sounds like a frickin drum machine this is cool cool cool
Thanks!!!
That's crazy
Thanks!
Gracias...muy buena desmostración..
Muchas gracias:)))
Awesome…!!!👏🏼
Thank you!:)))
This is so cool!
Thanks!!:))
脳内にマリオの地下ステージの曲が流れてくる
Oh this looks fun!
It is!:):):)
amazing 😁😁😁
Thanks!
amazing😮
Thank you!:))
🔥
Wow you're a cabasa virtuoso!
Thank you!!:)))
But I'm just a regular guy, honestly:))
This is great.
Thanks!:))
excellent thank you
Thanks!!!:))
Whoa!
Thanks!:)))
very impressive omg
Thanks!:)))
Awesome dude!
Thanks!🙏
amazing. Gonna sample it
Glad you like it. If you do, a little credit mention would be appreciated...:)
For sure 🎶😎@@EmmanuelSimonWorldPercussion
very good bravo =)
Thanks!
I am currently playing the cabasa
All the best!:))
Yes yes it is
God job thanks
Thanks, and most welcome:))
❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥🙌
Thanks Rachel!:))
Hello Sir, just discovering your generous shared material here, and i'm very grateful ! One Q before to add this instrument to my set (was thinking about since a long time) : do you recommend only this deluxe size of Afuche (sounds good but a bit heavy), or you consider the size just below (Standard) is good first to learn/practice and PLAY ACOUSTIC LIVE in small café concert (weekly brazilian jam intown) ?
Hi Gilles!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You said it all: the deluxe one sounds great, but is quite loud and especially heavy, so I would definitely the lighter ''standard'' version both for gigging and practicing.
All the best!
Epic
Thanks!:))
Excelente
Gracias!
Curious about how did you mic your instrument for this recording. Could you please give us details about microphone choice, EQ, and mic placement ?
I recorded that video already over a year ago... I can't remember these unfortunately, sorry........ All I know is that I used either a Rode NT1 or a good ol' shure 57, because that's the 2 only mics I had available at home during full lockdown:)))
Beautiful tone and skills you have! Would you be kind to share if you have tamed any nasty frequencies above 10 kHz in this recording, if any ? Or do you usually cut those frequencies when needed? Thank you very much!
Thanks!!
Done the video about 2 years ago, indeed I had to do little EQ, but can't remember exactly the details sorry.... I do remember though boosting a bit lower frequencies to get more audible in the recording the difference between bass (palm) and treble (phalanges) hits with the left hand, which with proper technique are very audible in dry/acoustic conditions but were not rendered as clearly as I wanted with my mic (again, can't remember exactly which microphone I used, but I think I used a dynamic mic, not a condenser)
@@EmmanuelSimonWorldPercussion thank you for details!
You're welcome:))
Chingon
Gracias!:))
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Ganesh!!:))
Would you allow this to be sampled and used in a song? Would love to use it.
As long as it respects the boundaries of ''fair use'' and that you credit your source...:)
I want to play the cabasa like this……..
It's all about practice:)))) All the best!
Just got my cabasa today, wonder how long itll take to play like this 😅
Lol:)))
Can you suggest a lesser advanced technique to practice? Do you have any simpler videos with the Cabasa?
No unfortunately I personally haven't done any tutorial so far... But you should find plenty of these already on RUclips (that's one of the reason I'm not doing any of these at the moment, as I'm trying to contribute with something that is less easy to find on the web).
Do check out Jim Greiner's videos (I myself learnt the cabasa roll wrist movement from one of his videos long ago:):))
ruclips.net/video/GjloLKypkv8/видео.html
You can also try this gentleman: World Drum Club (very active channel with plenty of good quality material - for cabasa, among others - for all levels)
ruclips.net/channel/UCoHRTcC-DTYaHdIbErwyDxQ
Cheers!
It sounds like sand beatboxing 🤣
Hahaha:)))
BRA HAM LIUCON? THe 1st persitdent?:
👍👌💖👌💖👏👏👏👍👍
Thank you!!
Swiper
that's like a better maraca
Indeed!:))
jk
kinda trash ngl
Amazing
Thank you!:))