Відео

or alternatively, 4.125/4. although the only way to reliably count that is 1 e&a 2 e&a 3 e&a 4 e&a 5 2 e&a 2 e&a 3 e&a 4 e&a 5 etc

what instrument is that?

I’m tryna play CAFO by Animals as leaders, this helped a lot thanks!

Hello Andrew! Any more plans for this channel? I learned a lot from you from your various time signature videos especially. Sorry if this is the wrong place or the wrong time.

ua-cam.com/video/NMi6zk5sU08/v-deo.htmlsi=Hew_qHoGIYo5Siqe

Or this way.... ua-cam.com/video/M_8iD5xS1hI/v-deo.htmlsi=vzioyiUCu9FRa7L8

Glad I found your channel! What a great visual to teach syncopation! Thanks!

Since there's no tape, what did you use, if anything, to dampen your Evans drumhead?

Excellent idea! It works on other instruments too. Play a song on guitar a few times, then switch to another song or instrumnet then back and notice a more rapid improvemnet on the first one,

cool ty

I wish Christian still made this bodhrán. It is the perfect one for teaching as well as for unmiked gigs in the open air or in noisy places. You could get a lot of sound with them . Also the weather would not affect them

Wow, Thank you!

I just wrote a bass line in 17/16 BY MISTAKE! This was the first video appearing and made it look EASY!!! And amazing playing! I WANT MORE

Andrew, you have some of the most unique and coolest drumming patterns and techniques I have ever seen and heard. I always learn something when I watch your videos. I hope you make some more of them soon. Thanks for the awesome influence.

Very well explained metronome variations of the beat

This is just SO cool, Andy....starting with one idea and ending up with 1/2 million options!! Also, liking the t-shirt.. the RNLI do some good humanitarian work in the English channel helping migrants in small boats....

Or 1e+a2e+a3e+a4e+a 1

Dude I’m baked af with my band mate and we decicded to try and write in 17:4. No fucking metronome can do that so your video saved us

Hey Kruspe you came to Prospect Elementary school to teach me in 4th grade and I loved it?!

whats the instrument you used to explain ??

Brilliant. Thanks, Andy.

These are difficult times

Thanks

TERMINATOR!!! ua-cam.com/video/uVaek2obszM/v-deo.html

Yoooo my guy go outside

I wrote a song partly in 13/8 and I found another way to explain it which seems easier to understand, at least for me. Inspired by David Bennett's piece made up of 5/8 bars that "feel like beats", I tried to make a melody with two 5/8 bars and one 3/8 bar. So I basically devided a 13/8 bar into groups of five, five and three. After that I added a segment that had a waltzy feel, because I grouped the 8th notes as 6 and 7. This I think has a cool vibe to it, because you would expect it to be 6/8, but every second bar has an extra beat.

Earthworks - My Heart Declares A Holiday

Very cool!

Hello Andrew, l've been watching your vids for quite a while and been applying to more or less extent your amazing teaching and tips. So... l have a question that may be could be answered in a vid or just here :-). Watching your videos l am more and more convinced about getting a Rebellion drum. I have certain experience in lrish music with other instruments but l am not looking for an lrish Trad "centered" bodhran. I picked up bodhran for its amazing versability, portability and sofisticated way of playing. And it is not my priority join sessions but to make all the rhythms lm able to play:-) So, Could you give me your insight/opinion about the sounds, range of tones, different sounds. Playability depending on the diff skins used of this amazing little drum which is the Rebellion. It is an expensive one for a bodhran but looks like it is worth each cent of it. Any other model that could be compared to this one? Etc. Thank you very much!

This is great. So much tension and release...

Just like a harmonic spot on strings, the bodhran has a harmonic 'sweet' spot.

Great video and playing! For jazz in unusual meters, check out Don Ellis and his big band in the 1960's

Great video and playing! For jazz in unusual meters, check out Don Ellis and his big band in the 1960's

god that sound so weird yet so... i dunno, its not bad, but its not the best either...

0:56 Brian Mendes was wrong. That beat can make everybody's booty shake and make someone rich!!😂

How's it going man, I'm new to the bodhrán as well as your channel but this is great stuff. I've watched a tonne of great videos on UA-cam about bodhrání, from rudimentary 101 stuff to odd as you like time signatures and all else and nowhere, not one time, did anyone describe finding the sweet spot and the nodal goings on and the what, whys and wheres of them. I mean once you point it out, it's so self evident and unmissable, it's like "There it is, sure where else would it be?", takes the thinking right out of the equation, where it belongs. Sound.

t+pazolite's third time unlucky 17/16 section brought me here ua-cam.com/video/2hQyktmzl5A/v-deo.html

Great video, thanks. What's the name of that type of drum you're playing please?

OMG, this saved my life!! Thank you!

VERY well explained!

THANK YOU

Hi Andrew, This is a song from my upcoming CD in 17/16. The basic pulse is 12345, 12345, 12345, 12 The intro is about 30 seconds long and then it goes into the 17/16. I hope you enjoy it. ua-cam.com/video/MjA80kPrpwo/v-deo.html

I'm here from Takt op destiny

thanks, that really helps to understand this signature, even though I'm applying it to the guitar pattern.

Really smooth frame drum playing man nice job

Great explanation

I have no idea how I got here.

understanding animals as leaders lmao

Who’s here because of terraria Calamity mod ost Antarctic reinforcements?

Just brushing past this vid after that Third Time UNLucky song- These exotic time sigs made me appreciate music even more