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shake

Names
English shake
Japanese シェイク
Japanese 振る
Properties
Articulation shake
Shake Length n/a
Parent Techniques shake
Difficulty easy
Prevalence core
Position
Start any
End any
Glyph Notation
Glyph shake glyph
Usage
Dynamics
Volume low
Range low
Ease high
History
Source unknown
Location of Origin West Africa
Date of Origin unknown
Influences n/a
Signature Players n/a

The technique shake by itself usually refers to a shake while holding the asalato in flip position.

individual examples


sound quality


The shake sound should be clear and articulate, and each beat of the shake sound should be obvious to the listener if a groove is intended to be felt.

variations


Shaking in different directions, often to produce a clearer sound or for visual interest.

tutorials


Asalato Singapore

musical examples


KOH (shaking in different directions)

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child techniques


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modifications

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history


Unknown.

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