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Blondie#2

 

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Ben Woods' rumba pattern 

Check out Ben's rumba at 2.32.



Could one of you rumba gurus (Ramzi I did have a look at your videos for this but couldn't find an answer) please explain Ben's rumba pattern, specifically how he does the funky mute on 3.

To me it looks like:

one: P down + golpe
and: P up
two: AM down
and: P up
three: (mute)
and: I up
four: I down
and: I up

For the mute I thought he was doing the move where you flick out your fingers whilst muting the strings with the palm/side edge, but in the video I can't see him doing any palm muting, his hand doesn't seem to be 'flattening out' across the strings, even if played at slow speed.
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rombsix

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RE: Ben Woods' rumba pattern (in reply to Blondie#2

1- p down + golpe am
2- p up
3- ami down
4- p up
5- mute
6- i up
7- i down
8- i up

quote:

For the mute I thought he was doing the move where you flick out your fingers whilst muting the strings with the palm/side edge, but in the video I can't see him doing any palm muting, his hand doesn't seem to be 'flattening out' across the strings, even if played at slow speed.


Yes, he was doing precisely that, just very economically and fast, so you couldn't see much "flattening".

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Kiko_Roca

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RE: Ben Woods' rumba pattern (in reply to Blondie#2

quote:

ORIGINAL: Blondie#2


For the mute I thought he was doing the move where you flick out your fingers whilst muting the strings with the palm/side edge, but in the video I can't see him doing any palm muting, his hand doesn't seem to be 'flattening out' across the strings, even if played at slow speed.


If you watch it at half speed you should be able to see motion in his wrist moving towards the soundboard as he is leading up to the mute in the close-up hand shots.
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Blondie#2

 

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RE: Ben Woods' rumba pattern (in reply to Kiko_Roca

Cheers guys, basically I had it right then. You're right Ramzi, his hand is very economical.
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