I suppose you’re referring to the first beat. It is a 12-pulse asymmetric timeline pattern played by many cultures in the Guinea coast area and carried to the New World during the slave trade. [x - x - x x - x - x - x] The ‘x’ characters represent the audible strokes/beats/notes of the pattern. The pattern is asymmetric because the strokes of the first six pulses are different to the strokes of the last six pulses. The pattern is played in the form of repeating cycle and usually in traditional religious music in Brazil, Cuba and Guinea coast area.
This is the best ensemble yet. Love your music.
I love this it's sweetening me i love it
Fantastique .... ça me met d'excellente humeur !😄
TOP LEVEL, YOU ARE THE BEST 🥰
Nice one 😊
So wish I could do that so badly.... love it!
Amazingly awesome
It just sounds dope as fuck.. Correct and deep
Wow this is so beautiful. I love how you mixed and panned the drums. Is it free download and royalty free?
Nice 1, I like this!
sambay🙌
Love ittttt👏🏿🥰
I love this
Nice One, Please ca u do an online tutorial about how to play drum. Thank you.
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Hi! Can I get permission to use this sound for a Yoruba movie review?
Très bien
Ayanagalu a gbe wa oo!
O dun ❤❤❤
Awesome..
Cool ❤
🔥
Wow
J'adore 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
🤩🤩🤩🤩
Is that rythm played to Shango? It is alike the alujá rythm played to him here in Brazil.
Asé
I suppose you’re referring to the first beat. It is a 12-pulse asymmetric timeline pattern played by many cultures in the Guinea coast area and carried to the New World during the slave trade.
[x - x - x x - x - x - x]
The ‘x’ characters represent the audible strokes/beats/notes of the pattern. The pattern is asymmetric because the strokes of the first six pulses are different to the strokes of the last six pulses.
The pattern is played in the form of repeating cycle and usually in traditional religious music in Brazil, Cuba and Guinea coast area.
Odun re,alujo yi ga