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Weighing in at 1,02 GB, Afro Drums delivers full mix beat loops, isolated stems and corresponding MIDI clips for each of the drum kits included. Each kit also has an assortment of unique fills and percussion loops in addition to the one-shot samples. This provides ultimate flexibility for beat making, giving you control over every element involved. The possible combinations to discover is seemingly endless.

This fish is a member of the croaker family and is related to the Atlantic croaker, red drum, and spotted seatrout. A characteristic of this family of fish is the ability to produce croaking or drumming sounds with the air bladder, which is the reason for the common names croaker and drum. This ability is most developed in the black drum and anglers can sometime hear sounds from schools passing near their boats.

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Small fish, under a pound in weight, are sometimes called "butterfly drum" while those of larger size, 30 pounds and more, are called "bull drum", although the large specimens can be either male or female.

Perhaps the most notable drum harvests are the annual runs of "bull" drum. In many of our deeper bays, around some jetties in the Gulf, and in some channels, large drum gather in schools before spawning. In February and March, catches of these large fish make the local sports columns in the newspapers. Some compare landing a 40-pound drum with raising a sunken log, but many anglers are devotees of this kind of fishing in Texas. It is probably the best chance many people have to land a 30 to 40 pound fish.

Unlike spotted seatrout that spawns only in the bays, and red drum that spawns only in the Gulf, black drum will spawn in either bay or Gulf or in the connecting passes. Free spawning (random release of eggs) occurs mostly in February, March, and April with some later spawning occurring in June and July. Larval drum are found in the surf and along bay shorelines in March and April, and by early summer one-half to one-inch juveniles are common in shallow, muddy creeks, sloughs and boat basins.

Young drums feed on maritime worms, small shrimp, and crabs and small fish. Larger drum eat small crabs, worms, algae, small fish and mollusks. Barbels (or whiskers) are used to find food by feel and smell. Drum often dig or root out buried mollusks and worms while feeding in a head-down position. This process is called "tailing" and creates small craters in the bottom which anglers call "drum noodles." Experienced anglers can detect the recent passage of a school of drum by the presence of many "noodles." The black drum has no canine teeth like those of the spotted seatrout, but does have highly developed pharyngeal teeth (in the pharynx or throat) which are used to crush mollusks and crabs before swallowing.

Black drum fishing can be enjoyed by anyone at almost any time.It is a relaxing outing compared with other types of fishing whichrequire experience, expensive tackle, boats and related equipment.Anyone can catch a drum, whatever their skills or finances. Tacklecan be rod and reel, trotline, hand line or cane pole, and baitis inexpensive. Fishing can be done from piers or from the bankand the entire family can join in.

Black drum are rarely taken on artificial baits since mostfeeding is done by feel and smell. Cut fish, squid and shrimpare used, with peeled shrimp tails (preferably ripe and smelly)the most popular. Since feeding is done on the bottom, the basictechnique is simple - put a baited hook on the bottom and waitfor the drum to swallow it.

The tackle to be used depends on the size of the fish present.For small drum, light tackle is more sporting but for 40-pounders,heavy rods with plenty of backbone are needed. Use a strong singlehook with line and leader of appropriate strength. For more sport,try light tackle using a single drop with no sinker, allowingthe bait to move along the bottom with the current. If the baitwill not sink, a few split shot on the leader will help. The absenceof weight increases the fight of the fish. A conventional bottomrig with sinker and one or more drops with single hooks is mostcommon for bank and surf fishing or for fishing from an anchoredboat.

For those unable to catch their own, black drum are harvested commercially from Texas bays throughout the year. These drum can be purchased in stores and fish markets for about half the cost of the "choice" fish.

In the summer months, schools of one to four pound drum canbe found in shallow water. If the water is clear, the schoolscan sometimes be spotted, but the clear water makes the fish spookyand hard to approach. Fishermen using artificial bait might trya spoon here if they can get close enough. Schools of drum feedingin shallow water often produce a patch of muddy water. This telltalesign allows an angler to drift a boat or to wade into the school.Try cut bait or peeled shrimp here.

During the colder months, drum of all sizes frequent deeperwaters and channels and the Gulf surf. They are then taken onbottom rigs along channel slopes, in the open bay and in the surf.Fishing reports from the radio or newspapers, local fish camps,bait stands and tackle shops will help identify the current hotspots.

While some prefer flounder, red drum, snapper, or some moreglamorous fish, many anglers maintain that black drum less thanfive pounds, cleaned and prepared properly, may be better thanmany of these so-called "choice" fish. Many coastalrestaurants noted for their seafood serve drum extensively. Fishtaken in cold weather before spawning tend to be fatter and inbetter condition than those caught in summer after spawning. Drumweighing more than five pounds usually have coarse flesh; thelarger the fish, the coarser the flesh. Rather than eating theselarger drum, anglers are encouraged to release them to spawn andfight another day. "Spaghetti worms" common in spottedseatrout are present in larger drum and, while unappetizing, theyare not harmful to humans.

The black drum has a dark, silvery-gray body with a brassy sheen. It grows 40 to 60 inches in length and weighs between 50 to 100 pounds. It has a grayish belly, black fins and a high, rounded back. Many small barbels appear on its lower chin, and it has cobblestone-like teeth plates. A deep notch appears in its dorsal fin. Juveniles have four to five black vertical bars on their sides.

Bottom-feeders, black drum prey upon mollusks and crustaceans such as clams, oysters and crabs. Black drum use their chin barbels (whiskerlike sensory organs) to sense for prey and use their strong teeth plates to crush the hard shells open.

Spawning occurs April to June in waters off Cape Charles, Virginia. Females can lay eggs every three days during the spawning season. After spawning, adults move further into the Bay to feed. Eggs hatch within 24 hours. After a few weeks, young take on the shape of adults. Black drum are mature at 4 years old. They can live as long as 40 to 50 years.

Something the Rytm and the OT could offer that would be interesting is using the LFO to switch samples - a selection of slightly different hits from the same drum could be used to great effect there. Again, the benefit of the OT is that if you stumbled on a great combination you could instantly resample it.

Six Afro Cuban Drum Styles is the tenth in the series: Essential Latin Drum Set Beats. Over the years, I have collected a bunch of books that talked about playing various Latin styles and patterns on drum set. I would go from one book to another searching for answers and ideas. There was some agreement. But mostly disagreement about what is authentic and correct for each Latin style. Here are simple, stylistically accurate and essential Afro Cuban drum style rhythms and patterns to play Beguine, Bomba, Cuban Bolero, Guaguanco, Merengue and Rumba styles on drum set.

Boleros are in a ballad style with slow tempos and sentimental lyrics. The signature Bolero rhythm, originally played by Castanets, is now more commonly played on Maracas. The drum set can imitate the Castanets or Maracas sound by playing the Bolero rhythm on a drum rim or a closed hi-hat.

Merengue is the national dance of the Dominican Republic. Authentic percussion instruments include the Tambora and Guiro. The characteristics of a Merengue drum set pattern are the recurring floor tom figure along with the bass drum and hi-hat maintaining a steady pulse.

Drum Power is a drum and dance experience for young people where they can development new skills and explore African cultural traditions. Drum Power focuses on pillars of social-emotional learning including:

Drum Power is a youth leadership program. Young people get an opportunity to learn West African Traditional, Afro-Cuban and Afro-Brazilian drumming. They also learn the cultural/historical significance to build self-esteem and self-confidence. They learn through discovering the rewards of discipline, teamwork, creativity, responsibility and self-respect. These elements are the foundations of Drum Power. The outcomes are respect for others, leadership, and positive contributions to the world. Since 2001, Drum Power has served more than 3,000 young people in New York City and Madison, Wisconsin.

Afro-Caribbean & Brazilian Rhythms for the Drums us about the wonderfully rich music which is derived from the fusion of the cultures of West-Africa, Europe, and the indigenous Indian cultures of the Caribbean region. Most of the rhythms presented here have evolved from their original multiple percussion origins, and have been applied to the drumset. For each style sample or exercise, the CD contains a performance demo and then a version without the drums for you to play-along. If you want to be a well-rounded, well trained musician, this publication provides the information and exercises that will give you a strong musical foundation in these important genres.

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