How to play drums - Cascara with 3-2 Rumba Clave

[@DrummingEducation]

I still remember calling a good friend when I first started playing and asking how I was supposed to get my right foot to play at a different time than my hands. "One note at a time" he said. Best of luck to you!

[@kpec3]

I love this beat! Excellent video, excellent drumming! I want to work on this beat.

[@TheProfessorWilliam]

Thanks, that was cool. I put the left foot to play the 3-2 clave, and right foot to play tumbao and the right hand to play cascara. Comp with left hand.

[@jonnyq8191]

To everyone thinking he's play a 2-3 clave, its because it's a 3-2 rumba clave and not a 3-2 son clave like what everyone is used to hearing and knows. Rumba clave is on the 1, the "and of 2", and the "and of 4" in 4/4.

[@deadpool1901]

Ouh yeah. He's playing 3-2 rumba. white ppl😒

[@edwinprabhu9302]

wonderful teaching

[@DrummingEducation]

Thanks so much for your feedback! I wish you all the best my friend!

[@matbly27]

Actually dont worry found it on your site lol!!! thanks for awesome lessons man! :)

[@fiddidle]

this helped me a lot, thank you.

[@DrummingEducation]

Thanks a lot! The full transcription for the video can be found on my "Articles" page too. All the best!!!

[@aurelioprietoc]

The clave is 3-2, that´s right, it sounds different cause it's rumba clave, not son clave, therefor it could confuse some people making them think it´s 2-3 clave. Although you should practice more the accents of the cascara pattern cause some of them are wrong. Good luck!

[@Amouru9]

Thank you 🙏💜

[@kidnaz500]

awesome help..

[@manuenes1]

this helped me too !!! thank you so much !!

[@nefto6858]

Plain and simple! ....

[@Ronaldo07ISDABOMB]

Why the fuck is everyone saying this is 2-3? The first bar, the clave is played on beats 1, the AND of two, and the AND of 4 (3 beats played in one bar). In the second bar he is playing on beats 2 and 3 (2 beats played in one bar). He is playing a 3-2 rhumba clave... The rhythm he is playing on the bass is called the Tumbao and is on the AND of two and beat 4 in every bar.

[@DrummingEducation]

They are Paiste Signature Series Hi-Hats, Dark.

[@armoniadelcorazone]

excelente, me ayudo a refrescar varios conceptos latinos que traia¡¡¡¡ Like por supuesto

[@psier78]

Clearly 3-2 rumba clave. No doubt.

[@matbly27]

Hey man im having a bit of trouble placing the kicks, i can do the the hihat and snare no worries, any chance you could write it out for me? i now you said their on the and of two and 4 but if i could read it would help me out alot cheers

[@Eliseufalandocomvc]

Parabéns 👏👏👏

[@doutantl]

Super

[@DrummingEducation]

Soy de acuerdo!

[@sbrand3998]

sounds like 2-3 clave on the snare, cascara on the hats and just a repeating rumba on the kick. It's across two bars. This is a nice demo, but more explanation of terms would be great. thanks mate.

[@Ronaldo07ISDABOMB]

^

[@daudjpombe6854]

i like it,

[@magn8195]

NO SHEET MUSIC WHY???????

[@KonTikiVoyage1947]

What hi-hats are you using?

[@Panicstationbkk]

It is the 3-2 clave, what are you guys talking about??

[@Shyuum]

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAAHHA So funny,

[@drummerjockeyjoshjuarez]

It's the 3-2 *RUMBA* clave. There's a difference between a normal 3-2 clave and a 3-2 Rumba clave. In the *RUMBA* clave the 3rd beat is pushed back by an 8th rest (and of four), giving it more anticipation and drive. Edit: realizing now that it's a troll, lol.

[@massimoa2361]

It s in 4 guy

[@DrummingEducation]

I know I'm a year late, but thanks for the comment! Better late than never I guess!

[@EliasArris]

Does anyone have the notation for this?

[@mikehen06]

Showing how to count it would help

[@picarolsanimacio539]

hi! I don't understand the rythm of hi-hat, thank you!

[@HappyCappy69]

this is hard T-T

[@Splatzico]

i still cant do it :(

[@hdsorny]

😃

[@benorourke_]

Am I the only one that notices the strange hand technique at the beginning? There doesn't seem to be a gap between his thumb and index finger, and there probably should be. Am I wrong?

[@mitchellcampbell2775]

Sounds like the whole groove is shifted when the bass drum is added...or is it just me??? o.O

[@GyoisDrums]

falta la clave del pie izquierdo

[@alejandrogiorgi3963]

0:49

[@Nicomiglia]

Clave 2 3, no 3 2

[@mahapooram]

If you count it like a 4/4 You kik on the "second and" of one, it could help - also the clave you play is 2-3 not 3-2

[@maksenmensch]

No it's 3-2, Rumba Clave

[@techtactics788]

2 - 3 clave not 3-2

[@MrDrumfreak92]

that's the 2-3 clave you are playing not the 3-2 one.

[@massimoa2361]

It is in 4, not in 5. Feel as clave but it is not.

[@angelacevedo2112]

Fail this is 2-3 not 3-2 ... listen to the first half of the phrase being played you're playing 2 hits of the clave then answer on the 3 side with 3 hits. then 2 hits. change the title of the video to 2-3

[@Nuhuhuhuhu]

This is all in all pretty fake and stupid... How about some notations or maybe at least explain where the Hi-Hat beats fall instead of going full tempo instantly "Tchs tchs-tchs.." I don't know! If he told where the single and double strokes fell, I could do it without the video, just do it slow and know it's right, and then build speed, like a real drummer that actually know theory, instead of this kinda being able to play something close to and even being wrong on what it is, embarrassing to pretend to be a drum school and failing!

[@muzician7]

aadrum77 You know your claves? There’s the rumba clave and the son clave. The third hit on the ‘3’ of the 3-2 pattern sounds like it’s part of the ‘2’ because it’s more delayed when it’s a rumba clave. He’s right it’s a 3-2 but it’s a rumba clave and that’s why it sounds like that.

[@Panicstationbkk]

It is the 3-2 clave, what are you guys talking about??

[@alejandrogiorgi3963]

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[@alejandrogiorgi3963]

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[@italogalvez2767]

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[@alejandrogiorgi3963]

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[@alejandrogiorgi3963]

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[@carmineciccarone6743]

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