M-Audio Wizoo Latigo [31/34] Style information

M-Audio Wizoo Latigo [31/34] Style information
Latigo • User Guide 4
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< Toms
A drum kit will normally include some rack toms mounted above the kick drum
ranging in size from 6-18 inches and a floor tom from14-20 inches which is
supported by it’s own legs. Toms are cylindrical drums with either one or two
heads and are generally used for fills or occasional rhythmic patterns.
< Crash
A crash is a metallic cymbal ranging in size from 6-22 inches and is usually
played in fills or to accentuate important beats. Most drum kits include a
number of crashes of various sizes and tones.
Style Information
“Iqaà” means rhythm and rhythms play a very important role in the Arab, Turkish and Nubian cultures. Whether
it’s work, celebration, mourning, dancing, praying, religious rites or ceremonies everything in everyday life has
a connection with rhythm.
Style Category Original Tempo Scenes Additional Info
Afro-Cuban Mix Afro-Cuban 120 Afro-Cuban
6/8
These are variations of the 6/8 and 12/8
rhythms of Afro-Cuban heritage. Some rhythms
emphasize the 6/8 feel, some a 12/8 feel and
some players will feel the emphasis of the 1/4
notes, musicians usually refer to the general
triplet feel as a “6/8 feel”.
Palo A rhythm commonly used for sacred
ceremonies in the Afro Cuban religion of “Palo”
and “Lucumi”.
Abacua Commonly used for sacred ceremonies of the
Afro Cuban “Abacua” religion.
Afro-Cuban
12/8
As above in Afro-Cuban 6/8.
Mongo Dedicated to Mongo Santamaria.
Bembe Often played for the party of the “Orichas”,
Gods of the Afro Cuban religion in the “Yoruba”
language.
Columbia Afro-Cuban 100 Columbia An Afro Cuban rhythm played as a 6/8 type
feel. One of the three main Rumba styles.
Comparsa Afro-Cuban 120 Comparsa These are from a musical gathering, dance or
parade taking place primarily during the Cuban
‘Carnival’. Comparsa can also refer to the
specific musical group which plays the ‘Conga”
during Carnival.
Cucuye Afro-Cuban 120 Cucuye Traditional Afro-Cuban dance and music used
in the carnivals, particularly in Cuba’s eastern
region.

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