Comments on The djembe would call it: Swinging triplets

Here, I found another host for the sound files and...

2011-09-28T17:16:21.201+02:00

Here, I found another host for the sound files and uploaded again.

Hello Matxtam, I think Houndbite removed my sound ...

2011-04-20T08:40:40.174+02:00

Hello Matxtam, I think Houndbite removed my sound files for some reason some time ago. I'll try to upload new ones. Otherwise, send me a mail to andrej@djembecall.com and I'll send the files to you.

Cheers

I´d really like to hear this but it doesnt work. W...

2011-04-19T19:30:39.191+02:00

I´d really like to hear this but it doesnt work. Where could I?

Thanks for the info. I'm very intrigued. If yo...

2009-09-10T01:28:22.480+02:00

Thanks for the info. I'm very intrigued. If you wouldn't mind sharing the exact positions of the notes. Are they uniformly offset? I'd like to experiment some myself. Thanks, Dillon

Hi Dillon! Yes, I used a sequencer. I wrote the no...

2009-09-08T08:56:21.786+02:00

Hi Dillon! Yes, I used a sequencer. I wrote the notes with big pauses in between. So for example a cycle is not long four quarters of a note, but it is 16 quarters. Then I play the song on high speed (like 400bpm instead of 100bpm). In this way a sixteenth-of-a-note-shift makes the swing.
But were you perhaps asking about the exact position of the notes?

How Did you create the father's swing? it seem...

2009-09-07T20:18:26.598+02:00

How Did you create the father's swing? it seem to be just the right swing for a lot of the Malian stuff. Did you use a drum machine? with just the swing parameter? How? thanks, Dillon