[klaasbrus]

Thank you for your reply.

the main problem is that the percussion section is not complete with the different tpes of styles. In a some you miss the conga patern. in other styles the timbales.It would be an idea to get the right latin names for the styles and group them together. This is a kind of search and find.

 

Thanks for your time

[klaasbrus]

Dear Scot,

Thanks for your reply. I uderstand that. But there is as fas I can see no systematic ordening oag the ritme. I don’t see the connections with the different instruments for a ritme as salsa (bell patern, conga patern, timbales patterns, 3/2 clave or 2/3 clave)

It’s very hard for to build this up.

 

I hope we can find some kind of a solution for this

Thanks for your help

[klaasbrus]

Yes I listened at the drum salsa midi pack, But I don’t need the drums. Latin drums sounf entirely different from the percussion.  I need the  percussion basic ritmes

[klaasbrus]

I bought both because of the many difference of salsa between in South America. But till so far I have difficulties building up the different kind of instruments, In the grooves you only have very often the conga’s alone not with bongo or bell. And that’s a strange because conga’s alway should be in there. I don’t want to use drums just the percussion but thebn preferably complete.

 

Thanks for your help so far

Klaas

[klaasbrus]

Thanks for your reply. I bought EZ3 Latin Percussion and cuban latin percussion. So I need the cuban drums as well? I don’t use drums in our band just percussion conga’s timbales and bong /bell/ quiro.

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