very informative well played ! However you leave the viewer with the impression that one might play 4 on the floor (bass drum) which would interfere with the simulation of the sordu part . You also don't play quarter notes in the bass drum during your demonstrations (thank god). Thanks for posting gonna use this info for my samba backing tracks :-)
first- thats amazing' thank u very much.. second, what shoould i do with the right hand and the bass drum with all of the rythms u showed at the end? i didnt figured it out! thanks again :)
Hey... if you're still wondering. Its written in the music. So bass is on 1... and3... and1... and3. Your right hand plays the one of the first three patterns he shows on the hi hat, but if you have a bell use that. samba uses agogo bells :-)
Is there more in depth sheet music somewhere like the one shown at end of video? Love the beats but there is so much going on that it is hard to play with nothing to read...do you have a book?
In my opinion, you're on the wrong accent. The strongest is the 2. And the backing track on the final absolutely isn't on a Samba rhythm. It's a "gringo way" of samba, good for latinjazz (that's not samba). But there is an important rhythmic difference!!
hi there...there is in fact a Samba bassdrum in Bossanova style..but i think this is a mixed fusion and only the title not the best , this guy is a very nice teacher for mee believe me
Technically, bossa is just one of many types of samba (enredo, de roda, duro, caboclho, afro, samba reggae, pagode/partido alto, bossa, etc.. Although American jazz players do not seem to observe the stylistic differences and nuance unless they are into Brazilian music. You could play a canned samba arrangement and just articulate it quietly and call it a bossa, because that is all it is
Congratulations! As a Brazilian drummer, I will strongly recommend this video! You are an astonishing teacher!
Great lesson maestro, love all the variations you can get from this one simple genre
I wish I could play like this - such an awesome groove, like Steve Gadd - he can play anything too.
I love your groove.
Love these rhythms. Thank u so much ..
Holy crap, you got some great rhythm and coordination! Nice groove!
Is this Latin rhythms I love Latin rhythms
U the best teacher ever. Thank you
felicidades tocas chiiiidooooooooooo carnaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal!!!! desde México!
Thanks for the inspiration Jack - this is a nice feel. Not a traditional samba of course, more Jazz
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I like it. Very clear explanation and so helpful with the notations.
Thanks.
Awesome.. Helpful&Useful for me... Thank you very much...
Love thisd !! , I am going to go practice this, and play it for my school band, we do Latin charts often! :)
Great example of the non traditional Jazz Samba (which can really be anything)
nice, i enjoyed this
i like how you put the notation up
Thank you so so much,and you are amazing!
Love the beat so much:)
Awesome mate, you're a legend
Wow!!!!!!!. You make it seem so simple. Back to independence exercises. Very nice, Thank you.
Thanks Jack - can you demonstrate Salsa also please?
Great explanation !! thank you for all the videos i am looking forward to see more if its possible :)))
Are those latin rhythms? I love Latin rhythms!
Great!!!Thanks a lot!!!
Yes he is not playing Samba or Bossa. I'm not sure what he is playing. Maybe a variation of cha cha?
Very good music!! thanks for video! Compliments!!
gracias maestro por tus consejos , muy buenos
Congratulations, I thought it was a great idea
Damn thanks Jack, I looooooooove SAMBA!
dude this was awesome i learned so much thank you :) !!!
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hoo hoo yeah
Hilarious !
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AWESOME,,,
Great vid. Very well put together..
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well I'm very entertained at how miserably far I am from getting even this simple beat.
Excellent !! ton cours sur le rhyme latin .
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these are some good grooves :-)
Nice work son!
I´m a bit confused. Sounds like Salsa to me!!!!!
hey there, keep making more videos about latin drum
You're a master. Great tutorial, sir.
Super , c'est clair et bien expliqué
Dude Great explanation 👏🏻
Man your hands are so independent.... will take me a while to get there from bossa xD
haha the face at 1:29 :) very nice video!
thats mambo! LOL
Stop! Stop!!! Stop!!!!!Not even close to the feel of how samba should be !! That’s Mambo for sure!! Cuba, not Brazil!!!!
Would anybody here able to tell me on drum machine that's build for Latin, cha cha samba jazz, swing types of rhythms?
Thank you
Where did you learn this from Jack - any specific book?
Excellent.
Can you give me the name of good drums to play latin rhythms ?
Thanks.
Lompo
heeeee is sooooo great!!!! uuuuh!
Sr. that isn't Samba. That is cuban son on the drum set. 😢
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Wonderful!- is this from a dvd?
useful stuff - nice one
Very simple but very effective! :D
Terrific very good communicator!
Hey what is the music track name that your playing at the end?
What was the name of the song at the end??? Anyone
which of ur products cover independence in depth??
His expression at 1:45 :P
Cool!!!
I use ezdrummer plugin. I tried to do same thing in midi patterns, but result is not like this. How I may find this rhythms in midi?
Gracias ! me fue muy útil! Saludos desde Chile!
hi ha hu ahh u ahh! xD
Jack is this your channel? Looks like someone has uploaded your videos to their own channel ? WEIRD
very informative well played ! However you leave the viewer with the impression that one might play 4 on the floor (bass drum) which would interfere with the simulation of the sordu part . You also don't play quarter notes in the bass drum during your demonstrations (thank god). Thanks for posting gonna use this info for my samba backing tracks :-)
Were would I find the track to play along????
4:25 これは勉強になる。
Very nive !!! thx u !!
Took me 2 hrs to get the first one down. It’s a lot harder trying to add a snare
first- thats amazing' thank u very much..
second, what shoould i do with the right hand and the bass drum with all of the rythms u showed at the end? i didnt figured it out!
thanks again :)
Hey... if you're still wondering. Its written in the music. So bass is on 1... and3... and1... and3. Your right hand plays the one of the first three patterns he shows on the hi hat, but if you have a bell use that. samba uses agogo bells :-)
Is there more in depth sheet music somewhere like the one shown at end of video? Love the beats but there is so much going on that it is hard to play with nothing to read...do you have a book?
Jack Bennett from the early days lol!!!
MrDrumRhythms где можно найти минусовки Samba без барабанов,для занятий?
0:17 my fav lesson
What is that chord progression? I need to know
no what im saying is correct. if you mix it, its not authentic. unless you're doing a fusion latin drum beat then its fine
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I dont think so... you can play all genres of music on all of other styles...
Where can I find that sheet music??
Nice, but that's more. Cuban than traditional Brazilian. There is definitely a distinction. Don't confuse the two...
your firts and third rytms starts on 3 and not on 1. This mistake is very common, i dont know why
Exelent! thank you!
I love that butt-ghost trick. Definately using that. Thanks
"Advanced samba patterns". Wow! I don't think he's ever bothered listening to an actual samba recording...
cool :)
A "gringo" who knows how to play real samba!!! Gooooood!!!
He's not a gringo he's a limey!
Samba is Brazilian. These rhythms are more Afro-Cuban.
Bonita Bromeliads He's not a Limey; Limeys are British, he's Australian.
Speak Spanish or Portuguese you might start to understand Latin music
that has not much to do with samba rhythm. that’s a strange mixture of Latin and whatever. sorry to say, but that’s wrong information.
you cannot mix samba feet patern and mambo hands. came from diff places and they hate each other
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In my opinion, you're on the wrong accent. The strongest is the 2. And the backing track on the final absolutely isn't on a Samba rhythm. It's a "gringo way" of samba, good for latinjazz (that's not samba). But there is an important rhythmic difference!!
Sounds more like you're playing a bossa nova rather than a samba
hi there...there is in fact a Samba bassdrum in Bossanova style..but i think this is a mixed fusion and only the title not the best , this guy is a very nice teacher for mee believe me
Technically, bossa is just one of many types of samba (enredo, de roda, duro, caboclho, afro, samba reggae, pagode/partido alto, bossa, etc.. Although American jazz players do not seem to observe the stylistic differences and nuance unless they are into Brazilian music. You could play a canned samba arrangement and just articulate it quietly and call it a bossa, because that is all it is
‘SAHmbah’
Is this a joke? It's whatever it is but not samba.
Ehh, definetly it isn't samba. But idea is good. If you implement sth like teleco teco and surdo terceira rythm it will be better :)
Samba? Never!! Help me please!
u can try to say baião saying by-own bro
ta mais pra bossa tbh
Great Sound! But..its not samba :)
Felipe gerlach what is that I m curious , it sounds like mambo to me,
Sammba
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Samba a la gringa!
O britanica, que es peor...
This is bossa nova not samba