Cut in Half - Egyptian Oud with Maksum Beat
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Here is an improvisation on my Egyptian Shehata Oud along with some hand drums. I started out with a maksum drum beat composed of a cajon, doumbek, udu and shaker. Maksum translates to "cut in half" and is a basic 4/4 style beat in Middle Eastern music. Once the drum beat was in place I improvised an oud riff over it and later a jaw harp track. My jaw harp is in the key of F so it complements my Arabic oud tuning perfectly.
Towards the end of the jam I added an electric guitar track on my home made partsocaster with a tricky delay on it that repeats each note 4 times. Thanks for listening and watching :-)
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No worries thanks for watching :-)
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Excellent
Thanks for listening :-)
So cool man! You must write music for games!)
Hah this game would be in the style of lemmings but with tricky blades and boulders everywhere.
This is a good sound
Thanks for listening :-)
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Excellent work
Thanks :-)
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So good and lucky here peoples dont support for new user u are lucky to earning here i am old but dont get any 1 dollars
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Wow man, love your elaborate video productions! Very well put together. I appreciate the time you've taken to record the video and audio simultaneously for all of these tracks! Well done!
Thanks :-), its a bit tedious but much easier in the long run to film and record at the same time vs trying to do a playthrough after recording.