Latin Jazz Drums- NEW WAVE GUAGUANCO

[Thomlistentoslayer]

sounds like a bunch of fucking noise to me hahaha

[00hds]

por que las personas que saben hablaqr4 epañol no lo hablan prefieren otro odioma tonto...

[joegritschacher]

nice!!!! this is sooo cool!!!

[sweetfly66]

pretty cool man .... Admittedly I am not familiar with the application of the Guaguanco or the music that groove is used in , but I liked the slowest version the best

[cotur08]

Excelente ,me encanto!!!

[OmarH26]

well it's obviusly quite challenging but i don't really think this is very musical

[crazykillah911]

he was so into counting in hahaha

[LatinSkinz]

no - not guaguanco. you've left out so much of it that it's not guaguanco anymore.

[algore92]

yeah it sounded fucked up, and really cool

[Alexandercamposmusic]

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[jesamani75]

sounds like a broken drum machine.

[tctebsrules]

haa

[WisdomRain]

I could not here you talk but pretty cool

[jvalencia4]

Cool in a Timba setting!

[eltexano77057]

not really my style, but it was ok. keep drumming

[jenjis556]

amazing! new style of latin drums! good!

[tctebsrules]

oh yea that makes sense

[oleisss]

hola! felicitaciones por el video! y no kiero molestar, pero me interesa la transcripcion esa de dafnis!! como hago para conseguirla? saludos!

[ziyadelkadar]

Wow!! amazing Alien-new wave guaguanco...do i need Alien Headphones to understand it?...

[corronchito]

Nah my bro! Just listen a lot to this music!

[bjornengineer]

Latin drumming tends to "blend" triplets with a "lazy" 16th note syncopated feel. Just like a guitar bending that intentionally doesn't reach the note. It's about the personality of the drummer and the musical genre. How much can a flam be "opened" before it sound like a mistake...?

Bjorn

[corronchito]

Asi es papa!

[Cophren]

@corronchito jajajaja creo que no entendiste ni pepa de lo que te escribio XD...buen video man

[panelwizard82]

haha, everyone plays the drums but! when this guy lays it down you people have no idea what his doing, and you say he sounds shit and messy etc, learn the instrument and the different times before you talk.

[slikyle]

thats true

[EOHARA15]

Very well said.

[tylthomas]

You are so right.

[CalvertPratt561]

I agree with you and in no way am i saying this isn't good but, as many drummers say, you can play the most complicated time signatures and patterns but they wont always sound good. For the technical part this is outstanding but for the sound... well certain parts i wouldn't play it on stage.

[absolutezero6]

i agree the guaguanco needs to just have a good feel and sound smooth on drums and be an infectious dance beat, not be all techincal. but what the hell do i know im czech not cuban.

[Taufalele657]

sounds like shit.

[ocabrera1974]

theres only one guaguanco , no new wave , a comer.....

[franciscoarias12]

yeah man kinda sound a little messy. but yeah good job :)

[percussionater]

SOUNDS MESSY

[zydrunassavickas]

shut the fuck up faggot

[Icechil]

i dont really hear ya man ....

[Dizkneelande]

DAAAAAAAAAAAANNG

[ernesto101084]

NICE

[ridethelightning209]

Man im normally a fan of metal drumming but this kicks ass too.

[Nixta91]

Faggot

[Plutoloco4]

FUck you

[islagrande01]

Busca en el youtube a " Horacio el negro Hernandez" tocando guaguanco..

[fakexs]

podrias pasarme el url de algun video del negro tocando guaguanco??:D ya he intentado buscar varias veces pero aun no encuentro nada :s

[corronchito]

Si quieres te transcribo una version de guaguanco que aprendi de dafnis prieto bien cool! mandame un mensaje!

[islagrande01]

mucho reguero....pero no lo haces mal

[SuperSmahBros]

pos mira la salsa en Mexico si existe,, y ay muy buenos ensables de salsa mexicanos.. la kebradita es norteña, es mas gabacha ke latina,,, no lo ago por ridikulizarme men,, no entendia ke era lo ke tokabas, pero inovar y aportar es la ley... esta chido pero pos komo ke meterle sabor esta mas loko no?,, kuidese,, chau!!

[3chocolate3clock3]

very nice man i love the sound of your drum set especially the snare drum wat model is that?

[corronchito]

Oh Man I loved that snare.. got it stolen at a gig.. if you buy it never take it out!! YAMAHA Elvin jones signature 14"x7"

[aldo4418]

sick

[corronchito]

thanks!

[Phoobear69]

podrias aser un video de como se toca el songo??

[corronchito]

si va! En cuanto tenga un tiempito hago un videito y lo pongo!! Gracias!

[Phoobear69]

gracias

[biglalu]

Nice job... que clave es la que tocas con el pie, que marca?!

[corronchito]

Creo que es un cha cha bell marca LP

[corronchito]

Es un black beauty LP

[jye16]

para mi negro le pega y bien

[corronchito]

Gracias mi pana!

[XxCaitxChaos]

Lol

I love that water drop sound

XD

[corronchito]

jajajaj the clave? thats cool I've never heard that!

[XxCaitxChaos]

Lol

So thats what its called.

T'was wondering

[StringsofMartyr]

Very nice syncopated groove. I'm still working on latin stuff because my band director likes to have latin in our jazz band set. Are you just playing sixteenth patterns around the kit with your hands, or is there some kind of indepence thing going?

[corronchito]

hey! Thanks! I kindof modeled this pattern after a guaguanco/comparsa idea I had in my head... it is a kindof independence thing.... This is a very specific groove though I wouldn't use it except for very specific ocassions...

[misiek7582]

What kind of mics You used for this recording?

Good man! keep going!!!

[corronchito]

Thanks man! Just an audix Mic pack.... D2 for toms, D4 for floor tom... Shure SM57 for snare drum, D6 for the kick drum, And Rodes NT5 overhead stereo pair... I just got a YAMAHA suckick and it is SWEET! I'm running all thorugh a DIGIMAX 96 k presonus preamp...

[brm269]

Poor!

[corronchito]

Thanks man!

[ugetsu96]

hmmmmm.....

[rlrrlrll21]

Man when you started talking I thought my volume was low so I turned mine up only to get blown away haha Great groove! I really enjoyed it

[corronchito]

yeah dude im sorry ! jaj its the first time i tried syncing audio and video with protools...

[evans13]

kekeeeeeeeee

[jonb7000]

nice

[Argeniano]

vientos hermano, de dónde eres? están buenos los ritmos latinos, seguro también eres fan de "el negro"

[corronchito]

Totalmente! jajaj saludos

[tocobien]

OK the pattern should stay simple, if your going to play it it, you need to accent on the toms, your left leg should be the clave bell instead. it sounds way to broken, and It wont fit in to your latin groove!! keep it simpler!

[corronchito]

Dude I intentionally wrote out that pattern to sound that way... I would never bust this out for a gig!!?? settle down jajaja

[zeppelin700]

WTF ??????

[ugetsu96]

Thanks for checking out my videos, man! Thank you for the compliments! I hope to see more of some latin explanations/demos from you...and any gig stuff...I look forward to all of it! Be well man!

[drummerboy0]

sounds like your just hitting randomly, i know your not but..a bit to complex for my liking

[corronchito]

jaja learn stuff like this my bro... it hill help you develop your vocabulary and time feel for any type of music....

[blkdragon13]

what the hell was that crap..drums were not supposed to be that complex..

[corronchito]

JAjaja dude drums can be as complex as you want them to be... as long as it feels good while you do it it's magic!

[ugetsu96]

Man, you are a great drummer. Where did you learn? In school, on the stand, with a master instructor? I play drums as well...more jazz, fusion, and rock...I'm trying to get into latin...Antonio Sanchez, Dafnis Prieto...any other modern guys that you'd recommend? Man, check out my videos if you like...be well, keep playing!

[corronchito]

Thanks bro!! I learned mostly by playing by ear with records and reading books... I now am studying in a University but it all really boils down to analyzing music and books... and of course a lot of practice... Dude I LOVE Antonio Sanchez and Dafnis.... They're insaneee.... Those are my two fave drummers right there... on the latin jazz side... You should check out jimmy branly too.. I think they have him on drummerworld... I'll check out your videos and give u a holler!!

[fobillo]

saludos desde venezuela

[corronchito]

gracias brother!

[elcapoinca]

loco eres colombiano??

[corronchito]

no brother, venezolano!

[harbinger320]

where's the bomba note on the 2 side of the clave?

[corronchito]

sorry bro I don't know what you are asking... what do you mean by 2-side of the clave?

[jazzmessenger8]

do you play it slightly behind the beat? It seems like latin drummers like to do that, and it sounds good.

[nickoo1982]

GREAT.

[drumology2001]

Wow...makes my latin jazz clips seem a little stiff! I love the swung latin vibe...El Negro blows me up when he does that stuff. I would do it more too, except I play a lot with white guys who don't understand true latin music. ;)

[corronchito]

dont worry dude!!! Just listen to a lot of music!!!! and try to copy the feel.... every feel is attainable it is just a matter of how much are you involved in it!! you know what has helped me... playing timbales! even tough its only hand focused.. it really helps the feel for latin stuff! Let me know when u post some videos so I can see them!

[drumology2001]

I have videos...click on my name and visit my channel, bro!

[corronchito]

thanks for those words man! I appreciate it...

[avillar12]

Fuck you too!

[RCRhythm]

So, when playing Latin stuff like this on the kit, should a drummer strive to make the rhythms sort of "imperfect" and oblong? I ask because I've noticed that most Latin drummers (for lack of a better term) play their rhythms in such a way that it's almost hard to tell what they are.

[corronchito]

Well in a sense yeah its kindof like when you play straightahead jazz... it has a swing to it...with the latin stuff, if you play any latin pattern stickcing to a very strict straight eight note pulse you will find out it doesn't FEEL good... don't play them imperfectly just try to play it until it grooves in it's setting to the point it feels right and swings...it's all about the feel... everything else is secondary...

[jpnarino]

That is called "syncopated" rhythm, and even then, that "imperfection" is what actually gives the latin rhythm its distinctive sound, in english "groove" in spanish, "sabor".

[RCRhythm]

Nice...

And doesn't "sabor" mean "flavor" in Spanish?

[hermandrum]

nice kit

[congapraise]

Thats more like New Wave songo.... Like what Changuito would come-up with if he were our age today. Guaguanco is always going to be better tasted on tumbas my friend, much respect though my friend. God Bless!!!

[corronchito]

true that haha... but it's just an adaptation... nothing is sweeter than guaguanco on tumbas

[avillar12]

PUTAAAA tocas duro jajajajaja