Cajon Grooves: 3 Patterns in 7/8 Time

[@gonzo5649]

Excellent! Three lessons in one. And 7/8 is a cool beat. Thanks X3.

[@namelesslight3303]

Love this video Ross! I like the video filters & editing. Well done!

[@3639703]

.I am a pianist, .workin with 7, I came online to hear some beats and I found you. I love the video...great little grooves and you are as clear as can be. thanks

[@InnerBeatDrumSchool]

So funky! Love it man...that is some fairly complicated stuff too. Hey, does that canon have snares in it? Keep it up!

[@bijaykumarsamantroy5167]

Super guidelines sir 🙏🙏

[@rosslmccallum]

Thanks for watching!

[@XanderElion]

Hey thank you for this video, your beats helped me find another syncopated finger strumming pattern on guitar, I enjoyed playing along too

[@alexchejlyk7764]

Excellent stuff! 'm using these lessons as backing for guitar. Thank you!

[@AriCohenAC]

love it. what program are you using?

[@tomigorog9140]

Hey im not a pro in rythm listening, can some1 write me a short cajon tab? like the one that Ross has in their new videos. Appreciate it!

[@rosslmccallum]

Maybe I can eventually go back and redo some of these. Thanks for watching!

[@jeromethoma5060]

@@rosslmccallum I am trying to transcribe the first groove. Can you confirm that the right hand is playing K - (s) - (S) - (s) - K - K - S? Is the left hand playing the 16th notes in between? Hope I am not completely wrong, my first try...

[@touchenefouad4365]

Is this actually a 7/8 or a 7/4 ? :)

[@rosslmccallum]

Touchene Fouad good question! Imagine a basic rock beat beat in 4/4. 7/8 is one eighth note shorter. 7/4 is 3 quarter notes longer.

[@sTreeT6SpRiTe9]

I think that tha grooves in 7/8 are the most difficult.