Tips for Better Rhythm and Creativity

[@Tenfrow]

Thanks to all patrons that make this video free for all! Great lesson!

[@knowledge668]

🙏 धन्यवाद , Good Basics For Practising.

[@vigojansen4372]

thanks Kalani! as always you make a great and incredibly helpful vid. next week i'm recieving my first conga drum, and i'm really excited! i'd love to practice with this.

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Great to hear!

[@webstercat]

Great lesson. I use to hear “it’s difficult” & hearing that made it difficult. Many yrs. of practice later & I don’t think things are difficult. Just movements that I may have not made before.

[@heatherpurdin7206]

Wow. Synchronicity. Rhythm soulJAH! 🎶❤️💛💚

[@SJF98]

This is a great lesson, thank you for uploading!

[@martinssound8246]

Thank you sir. From kerala.

[@bethgleason3896]

Nice one!

[@chelblr6430]

I wish there were written visuals like it was in say judith's video...d p tkp d tkp..even me who's such a tubelight could actually play mid eastern rhytms so well after that. i can follow that kinda visuals easier than 4th notes and 16th notes etc etc.

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

You can create your own visuals based on the information in this video. No need to use traditional western-style notation, but anything that helps you is valid and useful.

[@daniellavery6667]

Something very interesting is happening in the reflections on the rim around the 6:30 mark or so. Maybe you are using LED lights for your studio that pulse at a very high (usually invisible) frequency and this is interacting with the (rolling) shutter speed on your video camera?

[@daniellavery6667]

Then again the lines run diagonally so maybe that explanation does not make any sense. Something from the video processing/compositing software with strong highlights?

[@saparbayqurbanov4493]

Ok

[@patgordon113]

Redirect and save? I look at it as if the wisdom of the process PUSHED itself through.Go for it

[@ThePremel]

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