3:2 polyrhythm metronome

[reflectionist]

"don't fuck it up, don't fuck it up, "

Natural speaking rhythm.

[ronaldinhoeva]

Oh my god, I'm Nepalese and after seeing this video just realized our most common musical rhythm is actually a 3:2 polyrhythm.

[ehsome]

something about having physics embedded into the visuals, seeing it go up the parabole and then down again, makes the learning more intuitive (for me at least). almost as if a beat is not only the hit but also the wait for that hit

[hoot]

Who’s here trying to learn Debbusy’s First Arabesque? 😂😂😂

[robertinventor]

This is the easiest polyrhythm to play so a good one to start with. E.g. to tap it out with two hands just use the rhythm
1, 2 & 3
as
1. Both together
2. left
&. right
3. left

and you have just tapped 3/4 in your left hand over 2/4 in your right hand. However you probably feel the 3/4 is the main beat when you first try it, if you do it that way.

You want to do itry to do it so that you feel that each hand beats its own rhythm steadily and independently.

[forest]

I’ve literally struggled with this for YEARS even though I’m playing close to a professional level, and this helped me figure it out!

[thecertifieddoctor]

a good way to remember this is that it's just carol of the bells!

[silverstrings]

I want to cri this made my life 1000 times easier play 3 against 2 type of scales for cello, thank you

[Tand]

Thanks this is really helpful. I figure that jazz waltzes are usually played like this. I will put in on infinite looper until I can feel it deep in the gut.

[jucabnubster]

Hark how the bells, sweet silver bells

[Edward-dedb]

Yes!!!! I figured it out in class to day and checked to see if I was right

[miketas]

Thank you omg i was struggling so hard to finger a 2 over 3 rhythm on piano after hearing it like this i got it so much faster

[robertinventor]

@FlyingVshredz Yes, that's called a "polymeter". Actually, coincidentally I've just been adding polymeters to Bounce Metronome and will upload a bunch of videos of them soon - I plan a new "Polymeters" entry in the main window drop down.

[corndoggoiscool]

you have to give *some* credit to them. that was a 3:2 polyrhythm

[AsparagusTheFirst]

I’ve noticed that most of these videos sound really good at 1.5x speed

[TwenOalley]

Anyone else trying to do bar 15 of Chopin c# minor nocturne

[kirbycreep]

am I the only one that came from rhythm tengoku

[Tand]

It's a raggy waltz by Dave Brubeck a good example of polymeter AND 3 over 2 rhythm no?

[TigranGG]

Thank you helped me with debussy's arabesque

[samsanimationcorner]

There is a Phil Collins song in this time signature, I know it!