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Fantastic 🙏

thank you so much

This was a great lesson 🙏

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Do these patterns have names that you can share thank you

gracias you made it very clear.

Oh WOW! Thank you for the inspiration. Your drum skills are amazing!!!

Hello Matt! How do you do the Slap S, please? Is it exactly the same as Tone T, just you hit stronger? Or is there something more/else? Thank you so much for the tuto! Playing drums brings so much joy! Upd: perhaps anyone can leave here a link to a tutorial how to play a slap?

How do you do the Slap S, please? At pattern 4. Is it exactly the same as Tone T, just you hit stronger? Or is there something more/else? Thank you so much for the tuto! Playing drums brings so much joy! Upd: perhaps anyone can leave here a link to a tutorial how to play a slap?

Hi Matt. Love your videos. Trying to move along but Pattern #8: B - - - | T T T T | - - B - | - B - - has me a bit confused. When I watch you it looks more like BBB - | T T T T . What am I missing?

good thanks

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Personally I'd learn P'diddles on a practice pad to a click first, to establish correct wrist/finger technique - before applying it to the kit. Accuracy + Endurance = Speed. :)

Excellent For Beginners!🔥👍

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Patterns: 1. B - - T | B - T - 2. T - B B | T T B - 3. B T T B | T T B T 4. B T T B | T T B S 5. B - T T | - BT - 6. B B T T | - B T -

IT IS perfekt for me as a beginner. Thank you. Greets from Germany

Not for beginners at all... Some voice over would help maybe?

Wow! No useless talking. Straight into the tutorial 👏

Brilliant, thanks Matt, total newbie( i'm 69)..rewrie=te, rewire my brain time :) thank you..My first workshop, 3 hours this sunday. Very clear helpful post, very appreciated, John W

Sei bravo ma non spieghiiiiiii😰🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️

Great! Sounda African to meee 🐵. Does these patterns have names?

Upss haha just realized after 3 weeks of practicing that no 2 and 6 has the same pattern😂

This is good one my brother.. It's challenging a bit.. I'll stay at it however. Once I master this beat I promised myself a piece of cake. Thank again.. Smiling hard

Oh my goodness!! This has been the ONLY instructor that I have been able to learn from!! Not sure what it is….but I am SO HAPPY TO HAVE FOUND IT!! 💎🪘🙏🏼🕊

I just wonder if this will harmonize my daily life rhythms )

thanks so much for these excellent videos! Getting back into drumming and this is SO helpful!

Just started drumming now that I have more time. This is an awesome site! Thanks so very much!

Thank you so much for making this Djembe pattern series! As a beginner, it's quite hard learning some tutorials on youtube, so a tutorial with simple, short and nice-sounding patterns really helps me learn more in a short period of time. The notes you put at the bottom are really helpful as well as I can just follow it in case I forget and practise so I can impress some people. Appreciate it:)

Just started doing this with my mental health group and its a lot of fun

Very new, have you thought of color coding so we can see the pattern?

The rythm? Funk? Hip hop? Tradicional?

I dig these patterns! You come up with these?

Thanks bro, amazing!

Thank you!

why did you stopped making? pls keep making, cause for me your videos are helping me I have his book but no audio so really difficult to learn, thanks to you its easy pls make more and your few videos are missing too

number of all possible patterns excluding slaps: considering 3 types of beats (Bass, Tap, rest), => 4 units of beat per measure yields 3^4 = 81 patterns (minus 3 for non-trivial ones) => 8 units of beat per measure yields 3^8 = 6561 patterns (minus 84 for non-trivial ones) Of course interesting or groovy patterns are significantly less than these numbers.

Note to self : Pattern 11 @ 5:30

Thank you for the new beat Matt! Good to see you still around, and moving ahead. I’ll admit I haven’t seen your videos in a long time, since moving to the cajon several years ago for the church band. For me the cajon is much better for music rooted in rock.

Fantastic video, this is exactly what I need to teach some teenagers some Djembe patterns. Just wanted to clarify, does pattern 2 really have a feel of the tone on beat 1? To me as soon as you get into the groove the 1st beat is a bass, and the tone before would simply be an anacrusis as I would intuitively count the bass as the downbeat. Is this subjective or would traditional musicians count it the way you have notated it? Thanks Matt

Magnificent 👍

Wow! Great job.

YES !!! Slow... give us time to get it.. no talk talk talk,.... YAY !!!

Nice and slow. Just the one for my slow brain. 😅 Thank you so much. Easy beats to learn. 🧡🌷

Thank you very much i was able to repeat a number of time until I got it! VERY much appreciated.

Thank you.