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Hi, I'' m Tomáš Kerle and I welcome you to the initial online lesson, which will be committed to playing this instrument, which is called the Carton Cajon. As you can see, it is a paper box, but at the very same time it is a musical instrument, which you will absolutely make use of when dipping into house, or throughout songs education with kids. In this video, we'' re going to cover one of one of the most undesirable and also widespread rhythms ever before, which is called the Backbeat. This rhythm originates from a drum kit and also appears across numerous designs of music. You will absolutely listen to backbeat in styles such as pop, rock, funk, or perhaps hip-hop. Also prior to we begin playing the cajon, we will certainly sing the very fundamental version of Backbeat. It'' s a four beat rhythm and it goes like this, one, two, 3, 4. Dun - Then - Dun Dun - Then Dun - After that - Dun Dun - Then Dun - Then - Dun Dun - Then As you can possibly listen to, that high sound is constantly on the 2nd and 4th beats. Dun - Pak - Dun Dun - Pak On drums, this is the noise of a drum.It ' s an accented loud audio, as well as whatever happens around it, the 2nd and also 4th always have this high accent. That'' s crucial! It makes the beat predictable and also it can be made use of in a lot of various categories since it'' s a good structure for a great deal of other musical techniques. Really straightforward. We can include another audio and also that is touch or it is likewise in some cases called touching on other percussions. These are unaccented beats, something that is not quite plainly heard, yet it is there, and it needs to be dynamically as far as the quantity is concerned, extremely reduced, and afterwards it can seem like this. You can hear the taps make the beat fill out, obtain fuller, and also perhaps even relocate a little bit more. After that it doesn'' t sound so minor anymore. If we increase it more and start to alter the basic shape of the rhythm a little bit, we will certainly overlook the initial of the two basses that remain in the second component of the rhythm and also it will certainly sound like this. So that'' s the basis as well as now we can continue with other variants, how to maintain the rhythm moving in some way.For example,
such as this, one, 2, 3, four ... Dun - After that - That Dun - Then Dun - After that - That Dun - After that Dun - Then - That Dun - Then Dun - Then - That Dun - Then Dun One, two, three, 4 ... It'' s great to attempt playing it at different paces as well. For instance, one, 2, three, four ... You can see that the rhythm is fairly clear so far.You could additionally be a bit familiar with it since you hear it on the radio daily. Allow'' s state this sort of backbeat composes 80-90% of There are various other ways, but we will certainly attempt to focus on this hand to hand strategy, because later we can utilize it for other rhythms. If we then desire to continue working with that rhythm, it is feasible to include even more variants, double various bass appears or add some high audios someplace. One, two, three, four ... At a faster pace, the rhythm can sound like this. In this video clip, we'' re going to cover one of the most undesirable and also widespread rhythms ever before, which is called the Backbeat. It'' s a 4 beat rhythm and it goes like this, one, 2, 3, four. Dun - After that - Dun Dun - After that Dun - Then - Dun Dun - Then Dun - After that - Dun Dun - Then As you can probably hear, that high noise is always on the 2nd and fourth beats. Dun - Pak - Dun Dun - Pak On drums, this is the sound of a drum.It ' s an accented loud sound, and no matter what happens around it, the second as well as 4th always have this high accent. It doesn'' t noise so unimportant any longer.
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