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Great job 👏

Wow, this is so appropriate for a beloved gone dad. I love how "processional" it sounds indeed : very entrancing ! Thank you for sharing.

Thanks!

Awesome thanks 🙏❤️🙏

I really enjoy your tutorials ! 🙂 There is a question I ask myself since forever, though : is it possible to replace a tk by a kt ?? Indeed, by doing so we allow our dominant hand to have enough time to position for the next strike because there is an in-between strike by the other hand instead of several strikes in a row form the same hand. As k and t are virtually the same sound, the lazy me finds it easier to alternate the strikes as much as possible... Thanks a ton if you can answer some day ! 🙏

UAUUUUU YOU ARE A MESSENGER FROM GOD ITSELF!! Obrigado amigo! Abraço de Portugal

Woooow, que ritmo! Thanks maestros

I would say that cascade is more problematic, art is nice especially for the price, royer seems to already cut the mix even in solo:)

Jamin’ ❤❤❤

Thanks Super cool experience

Very clear explanation Ken! My guru and Bangalore was Mr. T.A.S Mani. RIP. I often toured with him here in Europe as well. B.C. Manjunath is also a good friend, player and teacher.

Hi Ken and thanks a lot for this beautiful lesson. I was wondering how do you manage not to make your framedrum move at all while you are playing? Mine is really "dancing' a lot when I hit it, specially with the palm of my hand... and I'm quite sure this is not good at all :) (my framedrum is a Remo 22"x2,5" Rahmentrommel)

It's so meditative and inspiring, thank you.

Love it

The best lesson

Thank you for sharing your teachings

That’s a great video, thank you! Did you try clip-on mics by the way ? I tried Atm 350u and Atm 35pro but they both create very annoying “buzzing” sound , something resonates between mics and clip on system (maybe it’s because I use beater not fingers).

Sounds great Ken, such a soothing beach groove!❤

Loved this video!

What kind of head does this drum have?

Hi Ken and thank you, My TEK does not sound clear, it's a bit muffled, any advice? (I have a 14" Remo frame drum). The frame drum is my very stable, it keeps oscillating everytime i play DUM, any advice? Much appreciated. Thanks.

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Super nice, I've been considering getting a pair of ribbons to record hammered dulcimer. Thanks Ken

The best teacher ever

I was close to selling my circuit, but after my newfound interest in finger drumming and now knowing I can use the circuit my plans have changed 💯

Beautiful

what a cool instrument. Thanks for these instructional videos.

We want more shakerrrrrr

Very interesting. But where and when is this applied?

So clean! Amazing)

Great tutorial. I’d love to see some longer pieces where you mix a couple of rhythms and such over time (like 5 to 10 minutes)

Thanks!

He's back!!! Thank you

I love poly rhythms and I love your teaching! I’d love to see your take on the differences between poly rhythms and poly meters. This has always been confusing to me. So happy to see the new video! Thank you Ken, for this and all your lessons.

teach us this Ken!

Thank you so so much!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Is there anywhere I can find drum loops of this so I can play accordion along with?

I literally never used my middi commander like I should, I thought I had to give up and use bias fx forever. The video is gold, even more so since this thing is discontinued, thank you so much

Malfuf is my favourite meal after fassoolya br'z

Cool

Cooooooooooooooooool

Where can I find the metronome tempo you are using to practice it? And thank you so much for sharing this lesson

Who’s Rick?

Thanks for your videos ‼️What metronome do you use?

Great lesson. Thank you

Where do you get your in-depth knowledge, patience and clarity in teaching!!! I respect you as my teacher, Thank you so much Shorley sir.....

I am playing themes and variations, now yati.....Thanks for your lessons .....

Perfect!!! Thank you so so much!!!!

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Thank you Ken! These rhythms, patterns and ideas will bring a lot of joy to me in the future and will absolutely enrich my frame drum playing.