Songo - Drum Groove

[@rosslmccallum]

My favourite discovery on KZbin in a while!

[@stephensmith799]

Insanely happy groove.... this has got to be joy created from poverty 'n pride. Love it!

[@sainarayanaogirala5453]

Agreed 😀

[@timcloutier3729]

THIS channel ABSOLUTELY ROCKS, FUNKS, and GROOVES!!! TOTALLY ADDICTED!!! 🤘🏼🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🤘🏼

[@chromejerome9809]

I appreciate the hard work put into this! My body hurts, but is thankful to learn.

[@powerjuano8802]

Gracias por subir éste tipo de videos, son muy intuitivos y fáciles de comprender, saludos desde México.

[@bmmusic]

this is a very cool way to view and explain this beat...thanks..

[@matthewcurtis4083]

Good god. Whow. My mind just melted. Getting it!!! Damn hard!!!!

[@sebastiancurutchet7203]

Tremendo lo que estoy viendo y escuchando!!! MUCHAS GRACIAS CHANGO!!

[@emmanuelacosta414]

When i pushed play, on the first 10 seconds i was suscribed

[@mailmaniac8]

This is incredibly great for my conga and bongo training!

[@frankkalejo8809]

Never saw anything like this fantastic thank you

[@jimyhartley]

These videos are like a dream come true!

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Hi Jim, thank you very much ! There's some more coming soon ;)

[@leszekzelazinski5916]

Awesome way to present this grooves, very easy to understand and apply.Thank you.

[@DragisaBoca]

Crazy good, we need more! :D

[@DoubleBassX2]

I love how the kick sorta lurches.

[@NotTheBot]

Lol it does lurch. It’s based on the underlying clave rhythm and being silent on one of the clave beats. Kinda makes it like a skip step forward like that. : ) In rock or metal it would be like a syncopation accent or swing feel against traditional 4/4. Acdc uses that a lot in their choruses. : )

[@S.G.2]

Thank you for uploading this!

[@lukesuperflyjones]

How did I miss this one!!

[@kinomex]

awesome concept!

[@joecooltv1023]

I love the systeme u use for the beat..i learn easily and faster💗💚💜💛💟💖💖

[@headkickko609]

I want this as an app!

[@bobweber4140]

This is genius thankyou thankyou

[@jrfermin]

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing this!

[@billr55]

I can do the hi hat part, lol! Seriously though this is hard. It helps independence which I suck at right now... but is doable with practice and repetition. This helps the brain get used to different limbs hitting at different spaces of time. Starting slow [like 50 bpm to grasp it] then moving up to the 100 bpm in the video.

[@josephalvarez2540]

Thanks, Mike Mangini!

[@janoschgaia4802]

Hey, i'm also doing music-visualization and found your channel, and your work is realy amazing!

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Hi Janosch, Thank you for your support !

[@miltonbra]

Nice channel, man! I'm practicing transcribing it into traditional notation as well as learning them. Thank you very much! Just subscribed! Jazz it up next! 🤘🏻

[@Koropokel]

if you displace this by 1 you get a regular hip hop beat the hi hat has to be on 1e&A just discovered it by accident and was pretty amazed

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Hi Alex, You displace the snare by one 16th note counter-clockwise right ? Great, i sometimes work on playing grooves and rotate one "circle" but i didn't try with this groove. I'll look at that. thank you

[@Koropokel]

@@DrumsetFundamentals Not Just the snare man This is a Hip Hop Beat you Just have to Count differently

[@GoldenCobraDJ]

thanks so much to whoever created this

[@DorianGrey11]

This is INCREDIBLE, how you notated this.

[@damienoneill796]

That's incredibly useful, I've incorporated into my bass guitar practice too and it works, thanks very much! Would you have any tips on how to make my own animations for some rhythms I have at home? Any help would be much appreciated!

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Hi Damien, I'm happy to see that you used it as a play along for bass guitar. For the animations i suggest that you start learning After Effects, it's not that hard.

[@damienoneill796]

@@DrumsetFundamentals Will do, thanks again.

[@static-and-rust]

This one’s cool

[@tiagoleitònes]

amazing videos! thanks

[@roybutterworth]

Tiago Leitônez 8: has

[@leonardcwiok8274]

amazing, nice program! The samples themselves, where are those from? thx

[@1999jessjess]

There needs to be a app where I can mute isolate these parts I would definitely buy that!

[@pedronieto100]

Hola. Podrías hacer la misma base de songo. A 120?

[@alexis2522]

nice !

[@puppetpatti]

Do you allow us to use these sounds? I'd love to know. I'd be happy to tip for the use of both these Soca videos 🤗

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Hi Patti, If you want to use this rhythm inside of your musical composition, you can do it, just mention the source, and send me a link, i'll appreciate to listen to it. No fee, just make music !

[@kawabungadad8945]

This one was so much harder than the others.

[@Dc_XV]

Can you do a easier version because its really hard for me to learn the songo please and thank you. keep it up!

[@Jazzypazzable]

Great stuff man! Perhaps an Afrobeat groove for the next video? :)

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Afrobeat is on the pipeline ;)

[@JadielCastroOrtiz]

Buena base , hagan otras de Mambo , Salsa o algún ritmo así latino

[@alexzgoff]

Is the kick hitting on all of the white dots?

[@thelortz]

Bass players best friend

[@johnpaulmcdonnell6562]

please do Guaguancó on congas

[@nenemedina6571]

Can you make this but faster ? 🙏🔥

[@cesaaargm]

what other versions are there?

[@ketahoer23]

Add left foot clave

[@techtactics788]

Samba batucada next please

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Hi TechTactics, Ok i'll look at it

[@arnaudanthony7718]

Do you have an app?

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

No

[@ArthurSadowsky]

Thanks for uploading it. Do you think you could sell me Stereo 24bit/48kHz version of this sample (for my upcoming Latin recording project)? What is the best way to get in touch with you? Thanks in advance, Arthur

[@martinrenefloresjr2506]

Sounds nice when you can change the playback speed

[@sameloofficial]

❤️👍

[@cymbolic_space1832]

to me it sounds like there are a bit more ghost notes being played than notated. or maybe i am having an auditory hallucination. i cant tell.

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Hi Cymbolic, No there's nothing more that what is notated. Of course you can play it the way you like, but what you hear and see is matched.

[@cymbolic_space1832]

@@DrumsetFundamentals thanks for the sincere response. i really appreciate the work you are doing.

[@alejodiverio2821]

3-2

[@bobbucketgeneva5920]

please rework all these at different tempos.

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Hi Bob, As the idea of the serie, is just to present the groove and it's properties, i choose a "typical" tempo, but i don't plan to do multiple times the same groove just to change the tempo.

[@shaun_rambaran]

Hey, Bob. You can use the 'Playback Speed' feature of KZbin under the gear icon.

[@FelixJaeger93]

Isn't that a Tumbao?

[@juancrespo5280]

un tumbado comes from the word tumbadora (conga) or its a piano or a bass fhrase ( notice that the bass an the conga work together in son music) . o sea que el tumbado is the base

[@changein3d]

Tumbao is the bassdrum pattern

[@cptjoes]

No, the white dots are all the possible notes that can be hit. Only the black dots are the dots being hit.

[@cptjoes]

But I recommend trying to play all the white dots🤠

[@caiomonteiro4995]

If you pay attention only to the hi hat it sounds like it is its own different tempo haha

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Hi Caio, Actually the hihat, play the main pulse :)

[@reaperleviathan4051]

It's weird how if you focus on one part im not a drummer btw it appears louder

[@Oojjffaaa]

Zadnji mora bit ghost!!!

[@ИдрисГасаноа]

Ola

[@jamaicahines]

doooope

[@kilmoturtles1]

You're missing some snare parts.

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Hi Tim, which ones ? You're probably referring to a different "songo". Anyway the visual and the audio match, i can guarantee you that.

[@kilmoturtles1]

​@@DrumsetFundamentals Yea, it's likely my ears are playing a trick on me. I definitely can hear the rim shots and the ghost notes, but then I hear some very, very light ghost notes prior to the ones noted. It could just be me "hearing" it the way I would play it. When slowed down It is more noticeable.

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Probably some symphathetic buzz of the snare wires on the bass drum notes. I left some "snare buzz" as it's part of a groove and unavoidable in real life.

[@Bmxmusikian]

Ha I like a diss ones pls

[@wolfsimone7781]

wheres the 2 3 clave on the left foot?

[@DrumsetFundamentals]

Yo can play it, no problem :)

[@Ismael-qv2jt]

3-2!!

[@davipd]

Copyrigth?

[@stephensmith799]

And first there was Drumming...

[@antibulletdodger101]

Trust me. Notes are WAY easier to read. This infographics animation is just nonsense

[@Koropokel]

"it's easier for me so it's easier for everybody else on this planet." the western rhythmical notesystem is fucked up and it looks like shit. it's not intuitive, but this visualization is. it requiers little to no backgroundknowledge!

[@cymbolic_space1832]

as someone familiar w/ classic drum notation, i find this system allows me to learn more complex grooves in a third of the time. also, i think its elvin jones or joe jones who talks about how they visualize their playing geometrically (which is this basically). i dont see the harm done in describing something in a multitude of ways. it deepens understanding.