À 5'50, le son "désaccordé", peut-être une manip sur la bande en studio ?

In Coming in from the cold, the drummer is Santa Davis, not Uncle Carly.

Look you can count it like that ...but I know it's one of the biggest pieces of reggae music misinformation ever. It is actually a slow count of 4. Down beats on 2 and 4. This allows a more relaxed feeling and when playing intro rolls and breaks and turn arounds more solid. Think a slow to medium fast stroll when you walk. Then quicker tempos sit down nicely too. So in this demonstration your hats are Actually 8ths. Also to make up tighter time bring your hihat stick closer to the hats strike with the shoulder and the tip simultaneously and of course evenly accented. Recordings are deceiving. In records the hat sounds smaller, but are actually being struck quite a lot firmer to produce the playback....in other words it is not the tip of the stick alone being played. It won't take long to begin to adjust to this and you will begin to feel how much more comfortable it is to count this halftime vibe. Best, Shuggy Milligan

Bonjour Ludo, quelle bonne idée cette vidéo 👍👍 merci

the song is get up stand up

Genial la video ! Merci man !

Ben non pour le son chelou c'est le magnéto qui n'a pas atteint la bonne vitesse avant l'enregistrement sur le master stéréo !

😮😮😮😮🎉🎉🎉🎉

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Toujours avec des larmes aux yeux quand je réécoute ces breaks c'est ça : Bob Marley and the Wailers!!!! merci pour les explications !!!

Très bonne idée de décortiquer les breaks de ce grand batteur de reggae👍 le DDGD est un classique style scott et sly dunbar l'utilisent à merveille aussi. Respect à toi drumma👊

Carlton parmi lé meilleure ❤🎉

Un batteur de légende. Quand on pense que le troisième frère Barrett a fondé Pink Floyd parce qu'il a refusé de rejoindre les Wailers.

or just smoke and it's done :)

Pas mal du tout 🔥

Tu l'as dit, sans son batteur, Bob n'aurait pas développé ce son aussi atypique ! Merci pour cette vidéo... Beaucoup de souvenirs !!

B, I believe. Hard to see C with the title and stuff in the way.

Thank you! Holy canoli, this is the most effective rhythm tutorial I've seen.

Coming From the Cold, wasn't Carlton Barrett on Drums. It was Santa David who play drums on that song. Ziggy Marley present Drummer.

Thank bro now try and work It .

I have a beat using that sample

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Olá tudo bem Poderia fornecer as partituras? Por gentileza

Olá tudo bem! Poderia fornecer as partituras? Por gentileza

je tape reggae beatmaker et je tombe sur toi mon poto...mdr

Okay a syncopated 16ths on hi hats

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2 ! You play some rolls I believe in 1 and 3 :p

le doigte 3 coups à droite un coup à gauche c'est typique du repique brésilien

01 and 3

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Merci bcp

What E drum kit are you using.

Is there a certain way you play the the hh like the position of the sticking ?

Number 3 Breddren. Yes I-yah!

Yes I-yah

How did you include this snares sound on a electronic kit? I have a TD17 but I’m struggling to include this sound on my kit

That's great love it

You're not getting views cuz this is like watching grass grow

TY, how do you know when to put in the rolls? Certain bars? Thanks again.

Mille merci qu elle plaisirs tes explications et qu elle hommage pour eux c'est bon trop bon

This seems easy but if youre used to playing a rock beat its actually pretty hard. I spent about twenty minutes in my garage yesterday just counting fours and trying not to fuck up..its amazing how deep muscle memory goes..

Ty very simple and easy to understand ❤

Merci a toi

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More videos Ludovic! Hugs from Brasil!

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Le meilleur break pour moi c'est celui de Zimbabwe.

Carlton Barret était et est toujours le batteur le plus influent à mes yeux.

Roots Man 🥁🎼🔥