Polyrhythms Part 1
by Ramiro Delforte
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Marek Rojewski11th June 2009After each Your lesson I learn that I have more and more to learn, no one cares that my brain is occupied with playing 4/4 rhythms to it's fullness!
:D
David Wallimann11th June 2009This is sooo cool!
I love this lesson! Very technical yet super melodic. I love it!
Pedja Simovic11th June 2009Excellent lesson Ramiro, very informative and useful !
Ivan Milenkovic11th June 2009Sounds very cool, reminds me on old Nintendo games!
Vasilije Vukmirovic11th June 2009Very interesting, this is more like tempo changes then polyryhthms!
Gerardo Siere11th June 2009Very interesting lesson with a lot of different ideas!
Bogdan Radovic11th June 2009Excellent lesson about rhythm!
sigma711th June 2009great lesson Ramiro! i never heard of this before. R polyrythms many rythms in a song? Im not exactly sure but it sounds like it
kaznie_NL11th June 2009Wow, that must be very hard
Playing two rhythms at the same time!
Nighthawk111th June 2009Weird stuff but cool lesson
Stephane Lucarelli11th June 2009Very interesting, great job Ramiro!
Ramiro Delforte11th June 2009Don't miss the second part of this lesson in the section "New and recent lessons"
After each Your lesson I learn that I have more and more to learn, no one cares that my brain is occupied with playing 4/4 rhythms to it's fullness!:D:D
Hahaha, well but that's great!
This is sooo cool!
I love this lesson! Very technical yet super melodic. I love it!
Thanx David!
Excellent lesson Ramiro, very informative and useful !
Thank you Pedja!Sounds very cool, reminds me on old Nintendo games!
Hahaha, old Nintendo games
Well, I must admit that sounds a little like a video game musicVery interesting, this is more like tempo changes then polyryhthms!
Well, you can take any of the rhythms as the base. But always is a polyrhythm, because when you feel the triplet feel (like it's on 3/8) there's also the two notes that marks like a 2/4. I think that it doesn't matter which rhythm you feel the most present along you feel the two of them.
Thanx!Very interesting lesson with a lot of different ideas!
Gracias Gera!Excellent lesson about rhythm!great lesson Ramiro! i never heard of this before. R polyrythms many rythms in a song? Im not exactly sure but it sounds like it
Thank you mate!
Well, if you haven't heard maybe you should check some of the references that I mention on the main textWow, that must be very hard Playing two rhythms at the same time!
Well, it's just practice hehe as always and of course the understanding of the conceptWeird stuff but cool lesson
Hahaha, thanx mate!Very interesting, great job Ramiro!
Merci Stephane!
Pragomatic11th June 2009I am fairly certain that I'll be prepared to attempt the rythms in this lesson sometime in 2015.
- Ramiro Delforte11th June 2009I am fairly certain that I'll be prepared to attempt the rythms in this lesson sometime in 2015.
Hahaha, that's cool mate!
You can start any time, it's just training, that's all, don't be scared. 
Santiago Diaz Garces12th June 2009Excellent lesson Ramiro
Zsolt Galambos12th June 2009Wow! Cool rhythms changes
Sinisa Cekic15th June 2009awesome !!
Emir Hot17th June 2009brilliant stuff, I like these unpredictable moments
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