MC Hammer

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Ready to bring "Hammer Time" to your living room? Learn how to play the iconic bass riff from "U Can't Touch This" with this easy step-by-step guide.




Google AI:


"U Can't Touch This" af M.C. Hammer er bygget op omkring det ikoniske bas-riff fra Rick James' "Super Freak", spillet i A-mol med et tempo på ca. 133 BPM. Hovedriffet består af noderne D – C – B – A – (pause) – E – G – B – A, mens akkorderne til versene primært skifter mellem Dm, Am, G og Am. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]



Trommesporet i M.C. Hammers "U Can't Touch This" er et energisk 4/4 hiphop- og funk-beat, der er samplet fra Rick James' "Super Freak" og spiller med 133 BPM. Rytmen består af en 2-takts figur med hi-hat på 8-dele, snare på 2- og 4-slagene, og en synkoperet stortromme. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
For interaktive trommetabs, besøg Songsterr eller find fuld noder på DrumSetSheetMusic. [2, 3]


Drum:
https://www.songsterr.com/a/wsa/mc-hammer-u-cant-touch-this-drum-tab-s43019




Here is for the tongue drum:

Google AI:


Her er det ikoniske bas-riff fra "U Can't Touch This" tilpasset din 8-toners tongue drum i C-dur med tal-notation og 'ta'/'ti-ti' rytme. Riffet benytter lave toner (Low), og du skal bruge [7-klik] til venstre for 6 for at ramme de dybe toner korrekt.
Noder: 2 (Low) - 1 (Low) - 7̣ (Low) - 6̣ (Low) - [pause] - 3 (Low) - 5 (Low) - 7̣ (Low) - 6̣ (Low)
Rytme: ti - ti - ti - ta - [rest] - ti - ti - ti - ta
Med denne opstilling kan du spille det genkendelige mellemspil. Vil du arbejde videre med omkvædet eller finpudse pausen i midten?


A bit longer:

Google AI:

Her er en udvidet guide til at spille MC Hammers "U Can't Touch This" på din enhed, opdelt i hovedriffet, vers-groovet og "Stop! Hammer Time"-pausen. Følg de specifikke toner og rytmer for hver sektion for at fange sangens energiske baslinje.
Sektion 1: Hovedriff (Omkvæd)
  • Toner: 2 (Low) – 1 (Low) – 7̣ (Low) – 6̣ (Low) – [pause] – 3 (Low) – 5 (Low) – 7̣ (Low) – 6̣ (Low)
  • Rytme: ti – ti – ti – ta – [rest] – ti – ti – ti – ta
Sektion 2: Vers-groove
  • Toner: 6̣ (Low) – 6̣ (Low) – 1 (Low) – 2 (Low) – [pause] – 3 (Low) – 5 (Low) – 2 (Low) – 1 (Low)
  • Rytme: ti – ti – ti – ta – [rest] – ti – ti – ti – ta
Sektion 3: "Stop! Hammer time!" (Breakdown)
  • Toner: 6̣ (Low) – [pause] – [pause] – [pause] – 1 (Low) – 1 (Low)
  • Rytme: ta – [rest] – [rest] – [rest] – ti – ti
Husk at bruge [4-klik] til venstre for 3 og [7-klik] til venstre for 6 for det helt rigtige lydbillede.

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