How To Play 5:7 Polyrhythm in 15 Seconds! #drums

Polyrhythms are much easier if you use a little audiation with your drumming. For the 5:7 polyrhythm. I like this one "Pass the salt and pepper the food is tasteless"

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[DarksTunes]

This polyrhythm actually works better than i expected.

[jackunderhill]

Sounds like a new system of a down lyric

[badatmath.]

My drum tech taught me - " pass the goddamn butter"

[antrix]

You actually replied?! That's very unexpected, thanks for the help!

[rothwhite]

I have never seen such an advanced drumming concept broken down so simply and effortlessly, this is amazing!

[HappilyMundane]

"pass salt pep- food taste-,
the & per the is less " -Tsu Zun, the art of the kitchen

[Brandon-dyus]

I feel like a new part of my brain was unlocked just from viewing this. All seriousness thanks for this it actually helps understand polyrhythms better.

[jimlawton]

That’s a good one!!! I tried it and got it almost right away because of your mnemonic!

[hazeld]

This is actually incredible, especially the mnemonic for the seven polyrhythm. Id love to see more of these polyrhythm "hacks"

[JMRSplatt]

For anyone saying it isn't correct, wait for both hands together. I was shown this by Kenwood Dennard who is a polyrhythm master. Red text on one hand, Yellow on the other. It can help to know the exact notation/beat durations as well. You have a mix if dotted sixteenths, triplets, etc. 4:7 is similar. Great video.

[JohnPaul-krxq]

This is the first time I've played 5/7! I didn't know it was this easy haha now my new problem is how to make a groove out of this. It's gonna be fun

[drewBossman]

The polyrhythm you're playing is pretty darn perfect. I think one problem with using a phrase for this polyrhythm is the tendency people have to square up the syllables onto "normal" beats, because otherwise it's difficult to actually get a feel for the polyrhythm. Great vid though!

[LoreAccurateHusky]

I immediately tried snapping out the rythem with both hands and that "per" and "the" on the same hand tripped me up for a second but after that it was easy to learn the feel.

Glad I came across this.

[justinsundstrom]

I've played this polyrhythm so many times when I was bored that it's ingrained in my memory lol

[Julius]

Please do more of this version of polyrhythm tutorials, this was genius!

[malta]

One of the few really good 15-second tutorials I've seen

[belleybutton]

Ive been seening alot of shorts about connecting polyrythms & syllables from words. I never really thought about doing this but man has it ever helped, its alot easier to visualize it when you connect words than just counting the beats.

[SteveHartguitar]

This actually makes this much easier to understand 🙌🏼 nice one

[mattowens]

The magician has revealed his trick. Never did I think I could so easily keep up with something that appears impossible.

[SteelheartTiTan]

I LOVE THESE RYHMES / VOCAL-MELODys!! Its ingenius, very much like how the Hindistanian Musicians approach there Rythms & very odd-groupings.
Plus I hope this Can help me Rehabilitate
atleast some of my polyrythmic feel again after a stroke durin first year of covid.