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The Reggae Rimshot - A Reggae Snare Drum Tutorial With DM Kahn
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- čas přidán 4. 04. 2020
- In this video, Kahn shows how the technique in achieving a great rimshot sound for those kind of "one drop" type reggae beats.
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This is action brother. Highly recommended for Reggae drummers and Reggae Production 🙌🏽🎶🤙🏽🔥💯
Thanks man! I just found your channel and it's exactly what I needed. Thanks for taking the time to delve into the intricacies of reggae music production.
Cheers man!!
Nice! Rimshot come forward!👍😀✌️🇯🇲
Nice
Nice work, it's a fine line kinda thing. Gotta respect the drummers that roll and bring back the one drop without ruining the sound.
Totally true, always been amazed by the wicked roots drummers that can go back and forth with ease!
Oooh... so smooth! Hearing it blend into the track is so dope. Keep it up Reggae friend!
Respect brother
Thank you I've been playing drums for years and never could do this right
Lovin' it :)
This is is excellent work. I am saving up to purchase your sample pack. I have used other sample packs and I also have some reggae drum software, but your samples rule.
This is super interesting!!! You got the sound Down bruvva
Finally I got that sound thank you
Awesome glad to hear it!!
muy bueno!!!
Make a playlist with the music you produced so we can hear your work!
Damnn bro, that sweet spot sounded delicious.. 👌👌
These videos keeping me busy these days. Just dowloaded Logic Pro X and very new to this. Thanks for making them. Cheers fr Poway, San Diego.
Big up man, I used to work at the Poway Dodge/Jeep/Chrysler!
good advice thank
Wow nice one well appreciated 👍👍😊
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Wooh
love this, so specific! how about a tutorial about "early" or "skinhead" reggae ? its hard separate drims from other sounds in those old records. thanks! great channel!!!
I'll be honest that style isn't my go to, i'm not all that familiar with it, but that would be a fun challenge!
You did the don't stop believing chord progression 😁
Hahha I know, I know. Breaking my own rules :)
nice nice
When i play live..do as most reggae drummers do..is to remove the alloy ring from an old snare skin..put it under the snare head your using it lifts the hoop up at least 1.4 inch..to give ya a mackaaaaa rim shot...carly apparently did it to...
haven't heard that one before, gonna try it out :-)
Great tutorial !!! I subscribed... I can't see where I can find a download link for the Free sample of this rimshot..?
Send me an email thekahn@gmail.com
Sorry but you show a rim click or cross stick, not a rimshot. the rimshot is the sound is produced by simultaneously hitting the rim and head of a drum with a drum stick.
You’re right
Yamaha`s Russ Miller groove wedge - the best way to get perfect rim stick! Unfortunately it`s out of sock, but any of local skateboard procucers can make it (skateboards are made from maple wood like this wedge) btw. great YT channel ! Respect !
you doing such a great Job...max respec! going to watch every Video from you...big up bro ...still have a question fi u in your opinion: which of the 2 drum sets you would prefer for using it in a Reggae Production? DrumDrops - 1970s Rogers Dub Kit or Abbey Road 70s Drummer Library ? and question #2: in your opinion: which of the 2 vst drum plugins you would consider as the better one for using it for Reggae Productions? XLN Audio Addictive Drums or Toontrack EZDrummer 2?
I contemplated all of the kits you listed above but ended up sampling my own drums. I sell the pack for $50, let me know if you’re interested. Otherwise, I’d probably go with the drum drops.
Between addictive drums and ezdrummer I’d go ez drummer, pretty sure they got a reggae kit. It’s alright
@@DMKahn It will be happen one a day (to buy your sample pack) but I am out of income since half a year because of no Tourism. Looking forward to that day. Give tanx!
that's what I assumed you would go for...thanks for your opinion. Highly appreciated!
cool, what brand of snare?
Ludwig
hi man thanks so much for this info,. my question is when mixing a one drop which was tracked live do you seperate the rim from the snare hit so that you can eq them differently or you process them together? thanks
I typically separate them in the daw and process them separately 🙏
@@DMKahn bless you boss this is helpful .am francis osei a Drummer ,producer from Ghana West Africa. god bless you,
Cool cool, God bless you my brother
I just took the liberty of sampling your one-, two-, and even three-finger rimshots, but with reggae being a very personal and sacred thing, I want to make sure it's karmically delicious with you if I use these in my first study in reggae, thus far entitled Am-F-Em-E;Dm/G.
All good man
@@DMKahn appreciate it!
What you're demonstrating is a rim CLICK (or side stick) sound. Rim SHOT is hitting the batter head with the tip of the stick and the rim (or hoop) with the middle part of the stick, at the same time. Using the right terminology is important.
You’re right. It’s a side stick not a rim shot. Oh well, the technique is shown.
Tendras en venta un sample pack de bateria reggae?
Email me carnal. Thekahn@gmail.com
Bro how can i get in touch with you..
Reagge producer here in zambia
Who looks up to you as mentor
Thekahn@gmail.com
It’s a shame there isn’t a non electric separate block of wood or something to replicate the sound. Some sort of cowbell type thing that sounds like a reggae rim shot. I feel it would be less restrictive when playing
How do you do it on an electric drum
You would have to have a sample to trigger that sound.
@@DMKahn gotcha thanks
hey... put out a sample!!
Thanks for the email. Sent the free ones to you 🙏
free?
Yeah! I’m sending a couple of one shot recordings from the session I took after this video. Send me an email to thekahn@gmail.com . I also sell a full reggae sample pack. Cheers!
@@DMKahn I have tried to get the samples by sending an email to that address. unfortunately I have not received a reply. I would love to get those samples please. titureggae@gmail.com
Hey sorry I missed your email, not sure what happened. I sent an email to titureggae@gmail.com now
Sorry but you're missing a very important part, jamaican drummer let the hand loose when the stick hits the head. It's almost like they're dropping the stick on the snare. Look at classic reggae videos and you'll see they open and close their hand a LOT, very hard to do.
I did talk about the dampening of the head. That’s what they’re doing. Yes it’s hard. I’m only showing the snare in isolation, while the whole kit is played, the player hits toms and cymbals with the same stick of the snare, so they have to go back and forth. So I agree with you, but I also want to say I did show the important part, which is the dampening of the snare head with the palm and/or fingers. Cheers
That's a rim click
Rimshot is where you hold the stick normally and hit the rim and skin up to 4 inches in. Rimclick and Rimshot are 2 very different reggae uses of a snare.
It’s actually a “side stick” … I had the name wrong but the info is still solid so I left it up.
@@DMKahn Fair does. You rate The Roots Radics so you must know your reggae.