I'm so glad I found you Matt,such knowledge and good beats to learn. I played reg drums for years and I'm finding Djembe drums to be a little different than regular drumming. I know the stuff to practice and have been in several circle's. Not I just play outside and enjoying my retirement time,let's me practice rudiments for sticks and hands,and my Djembe drum out on porch doesn't seem to bother my neighbors,they love how my playing relaxed them. Have a blessed day and thank you again for hooking us greener drummers up with the good stuff.
Thank you for taking time to comment and let me know how this has helped you. I am so glad! Truth be told it's been ages since I last drummed but am getting two of my drums fixed up soon and will be recording again!
I just wanted to take the time to thank you for posting these videos, they are helping me a lot. Instead of getting bogged down in something that I just can't understand you present it in a way that just sinks in almost straight away. I've had so much fun playing my Djembe already and I feel like after only a couple of weeks I could play with others.
+Miss Fox Thanks a lot. That was the goal of making these patterns/vids. Get someone who has just started some skill to be able to play with others, we enjoy it more when we play with others.
man you are so very inspiring...thank you for sharing your knowledge....as it should be...passed to the future without monetary demand.... so grateful for your awesomeness!!!
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.
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
I don't know how beginners are supposed to follow this. It would help to have verbal instruction and to have the camera from over the shoulder behind the drummer so we can match our hands.
Many people have said they prefer this, hands are not relevant at this stage, just listen and let your hands follow their natural instinct. But I do agree with the camera over the shoulder. I made these videos a long time ago and was very inexperienced at filming. I will take your input into consideration though if I ever do film again. Thank you.
I'm so glad I found you Matt,such knowledge and good beats to learn. I played reg drums for years and I'm finding Djembe drums to be a little different than regular drumming. I know the stuff to practice and have been in several circle's. Not I just play outside and enjoying my retirement time,let's me practice rudiments for sticks and hands,and my Djembe drum out on porch doesn't seem to bother my neighbors,they love how my playing relaxed them. Have a blessed day and thank you again for hooking us greener drummers up with the good stuff.
Thank you for taking time to comment and let me know how this has helped you. I am so glad! Truth be told it's been ages since I last drummed but am getting two of my drums fixed up soon and will be recording again!
thank so much for the 3 videos about Djembe tutorial :) Jesus bless you
My pleasure!
I began in a beginner group-couldn't even hear my own drum-this is fantastic help to me and I'm hoping for more-Thankyou Matt!!
+anna wagner You're welcome, glad to hear it!
I just wanted to take the time to thank you for posting these videos, they are helping me a lot. Instead of getting bogged down in something that I just can't understand you present it in a way that just sinks in almost straight away. I've had so much fun playing my Djembe already and I feel like after only a couple of weeks I could play with others.
+Miss Fox Thanks a lot. That was the goal of making these patterns/vids. Get someone who has just started some skill to be able to play with others, we enjoy it more when we play with others.
+Miss Fox agree 100 %
man you are so very inspiring...thank you for sharing your knowledge....as it should be...passed to the future without monetary demand.... so grateful for your awesomeness!!!
Thank you!
I agree with everyone below, great patterns, amazing how they sound played fast compared to slow..
Thank you
Awesome loved playing along to this thank you for breaking down the parts 🙌💓
Cool! Glad you enjoyed it!
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.
Would love a cajon sometime for myself! :)
The Sound is like my Sound, and Thank you very much to sending this. It is just in Studio to bekam a good Sound.
Thanks for listening
Thanks for your easy to learn lessons
Joe Dambra You're welcome
wow... very nice... very good and helpful videos !! how long you been playing ?? I just started and loving it....
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
Practice, practice and more practice!
It sounds amazing!!! Thanks a lot!
Glad you like it!
you are the best teacher!!!!
Wow, thank you!
Sweet, thanx!
Thank you very much
You are a big help
Tess Hudson You're welcome, enjoy drumming!
Thank you so much for helping me learn the dejmba my daughter too is learn from your vidioes too thank you
That's really cool!
Awesome...thx brother
No problem 👍
Thank uuu sirr
You're welcome.
❤️❤️❤️awesome
Thank you so much!
awesome! is there 14.. )
Soon...
Круто!!!! Я тоже так хочу!!!
The rythm? Funk? Hip hop? Tradicional?
Original.
I don't know how beginners are supposed to follow this. It would help to have verbal instruction and to have the camera from over the shoulder behind the drummer so we can match our hands.
Many people have said they prefer this, hands are not relevant at this stage, just listen and let your hands follow their natural instinct. But I do agree with the camera over the shoulder. I made these videos a long time ago and was very inexperienced at filming. I will take your input into consideration though if I ever do film again. Thank you.