Sight-read Any Rhythm on Any Instrument

In this video lesson, eBassGuitar coach Toby Newcombe shares ultimate hack on how to sight-read any rhythm on any instrument.

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[jimharrow]

James and Toby are the best, learning made easy with these guys....
Keep up the good work...

[johnherberte]

More of these would be great guys. Thanks

[alanp]

As someone who really struggles with all but the most simplistic of rhythms, this appears to be an incredibly intuitive method of progressing out of that particular rut. 👍

[RickRox]

Great lesson as per usual, guys, would like to see the next part regarding eighth and sixteenth notes

[kenhogeland]

This is really awesome! Please continue.

[ZeManL]

Very useful. I want, and need more lessons like this one

[TehDFC]

Interesting video-many thanks James and Big T.

[jeffpaul]

This was a really good video. The only thing possibly missing was explaining what the dotted notes meant. Some watching this video might not know what value the dot adds.

[RoyAlmaden]

You're not teaching how to sight read fast, you're teaching basic music theory!!! I studied music course here in the Phils. the premiere university here: U.P.

[chipenezung]

Sir please little bit slow.so that I can able to learn easily

[jazzman]

1/ Thanks for introducing reading music to beginner bass players.
2/ Why use just the American system of names for notes. A quarter note = crotchet. The American system is hopeless because a quarter note is only a quarter note in 4/4 and therefore extremely confusing for beginners. Also, you’re British!
3/ Most sight readers will tell you to look a bar or even two ahead of the beat. ‘The Eye Bounce System’ 😂 You two are obviously desperate to crack the American market! 😂😂