Jason Marsalis Mallet Review!

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @spartandrew8672
    @spartandrew8672 4 года назад +7

    It pains me that only a hand full of people watch these videos

  • @Marimbalogy
    @Marimbalogy  4 года назад +2

    Notes from M1,
    JMR1 - These hard mallets are great for playing in groove settings. If vibes are required in a rock or funk band, these mallets work great in these situations
    JMR2 - These medium hard mallets are very diverse. They can work for swing, big band, and small groups with a diverse setting of music
    JMR3 - Excellent for ambient music. A subtle attack for very soft playing but enough attack for when you want the notes to be more present for a relaxed sound
    JMR4 - Great for ballads and soft up-tempo playing. These mallets have an extremely subtle attack when needed in quiet situations

  • @AgentNight1
    @AgentNight1 Год назад

    thank you mate

  • @cadencarrithers2339
    @cadencarrithers2339 2 года назад

    What would be a good cheap option to practicing at home

    • @Marimbalogy
      @Marimbalogy  2 года назад

      Demorrow practice marimba (or other brand) it has no resonators!

  • @spartandrew8672
    @spartandrew8672 4 года назад +1

    Nice mallets

  • @metalmilitia137
    @metalmilitia137 3 года назад

    Super helpful, thank you! I'm thinking about getting the the JMR2's. And yeah, marimba one is awesome. I almost got their one vibe but decided on Malletech's - just slightly better for my needs. I see you have an omega too - just curious, how do you like it?

  • @Vincent-lj2ww
    @Vincent-lj2ww 4 года назад

    Late comment, I know, but could you maybe review some mallets by Custom Mallet Creations?

    • @Marimbalogy
      @Marimbalogy  4 года назад +1

      I think I'm giving the channel a break for awhile :) Working on a podcast, The Flying Baton!