4 Polyrhythym & Polymeter Patterns that Changed My Life

Polyrhythyms & Polymeters can be quite confusing and had to implement in music producers work flow as it gets theoretical. However, there are easy and useful ways to implement these techniques in your music and in this video I am showing 4 of them that changed my life.

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00:00 Music Theory: Polyrhythyms vs Polymeters
00:57 Trick 1: Verse percussions
02:05 Trick 2: Poly VOC chops
03:18 Ableton hack
03:45 Trick 3: Ambient confusers
05:32 Trick 4: Inside Matrix

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[MotivationMadness]

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[corazondecocodrilo]

You, along with Underdog, are the best techno teachers, tons of <3

[LawrenceBrock]

Another jaw droppingly high quality tutorial. Best learning channel for modern music online.

[unfortunato]

I want to thank you so, so, so much for what you do, like I actually have no words for how much these videos mean to me. You pulled me out of this rut I was in for over a year. I was so frustrated because no matter how hard I tried, I just didn't understand what my favorite artists did to make their songs stand out. My stuff sounded so goddamn bland and it depressed me to no end.

Over the course of the last couple of months though, I started to understand what they knew all along. Sound stage, drops, drum patterns, EQ, SFX and how big of a role they play in dynamics, how my instruments relate to one another and how I should think outside the box/ outside of 4-bar-loops. And that's largely because you explain all this stuff so well.

I've been watching many other tutorial series over the course of the last couple years and have learned a lot, but none of them have come close to what you do. I feel like I'm scamming you because I get to watch this for free, no matter the topic, you just know your stuff and it's evident! Every small snippet, every track used in your videos sounds excellent and would be something I'd put in my playlist.

So, again, thank you Yalcin, and I hope you know how awesome you guys are.

[mohammadebrahimi]

absolutely the best tutorial I've been I saw in many years about Polymeter and Polyrhythm

[akifkayis]

6:34 whatdaafawwk that arp & pad krazzyeee whoaaaa i like it u are krazy genius absolutely👏🏻

[leonardsip]

True talent makes it look so easy. Really top class what you're doing! You could definitely showcase the music you make as an artist more as well (speaking for myself) because I'm curious to hear more from it! Fantastic work altogether!

[RahulMehra]

This dude actually know what he teaches.

[barely_awake]

Besides learning an amazing amount of stuff thanks to your great explanations, I also tend to finally learn how the genres I like to listen to and produce myself are actually called 😁 Keep up the fantastic work!

[PaulOrtiz]

Cool video! It’s a completely different genre but if you want to hear some awesome examples of polymeters check out Meshuggah. They’ll do stuff like have a 4/4 on a cymbal and then the kick pattern might play alternating groupings of like 7/8, 5/8, 7/8, 6/8, (with some other rule/pattern of a number of notes of an even different length) and then it’s all snipped to fit inside 4 or 8 repetitions. It’s really interesting stuff!

[alessandrodevoto]

honestly you are a genius. Third video of yours I watch today and I feel like I learnt more from you than from music prod school

[Savir.]

i fell in love with the ambient confusers, i'm definitely going to try it! thanks for your hard work. Your tutorials are outstanding

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[DerMartscho]

this trick to create any polarity is really great (3:40). thx man, you putted it into a nutshell!

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[MrNinkov]

This video deserves so much more views. Very clear, very nice tips. Thanks man!

[wowerman]

That opened new world for me.Me producing trance honestly take a lot of ideas from these tutorials with Yalcin.

[WilliamThomas]

Been learning from you for a while, truly appreciate the great content. The 'really straightforward tip' .... thank you, thank you, thank you!

[thestoicscientist]

Superb tutorial, as always. Just want to say I am absolutely loving your Sylenth1 pack too! Thanks for all you do for producers 🙂

[Bthelick]

Hey Alice, can you let me know what you using for your animations please ? (or if you have an editor haha) cheers 👊