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Emir Hot10th August 2009I love to listen to this style but never really had opportunity to play it in my music. Thanks for the great lesson
Janos Kallai8th August 2009Great patterns with nice bass notes!
Sergio Dorado7th August 2009Great patterns, Gerardo!
ItsMe5th August 2009Hmm the links you put in are dead.
- ItsMe5th August 2009
now I saw it. Great exactly what I was asking for
Gerardo Siere5th August 2009Thanks I hope this can be useful for everybody. For further information you can check here https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...showtopic=29435
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Bogdan Radovic4th August 2009All these rhytm lessons are very insightful and useful! :)Thanks!
Stephane Lucarelli4th August 2009Really love this one, thanks Gera.
playaxeman4th August 2009Love these rhythm patterns.
No quick my style but very nice
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Hello everyone, today I bring you some more rhythms pattern. This time the first is an afro-cuban pattern with the tumbao (heavy anticipation on the bass against the other instruments) and the next one is a conversion of this pattern into some with no tumbao which is very used into pop music.
There are chord diagrams on the score to help you on the visualization and the harmonic progression chosen is a very common one.
Have fun!
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