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Anyone have any good links to articles on polyrhythms? I'm wanting to get a bit freaky.
and for the love of god, pro's only please.
and for the love of god, pro's only please.
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http://www.vai.com/LittleBlackDots/tempomental.htmltimothyallan wrote: ...for the love of god
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You need to take a look at this when it will be available in English!
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cool, licking you slowly, revolving around
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cool, licking you slowly, revolving around
inside your cheeks.
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What are you trying to figure out? It is pretty straight forward. Carry one number of hits on top of another number. Say you carry a 6 on the toms and a 4 on the kick. You are then doing a 6/4 poly on your drums. Of course you can spread the 6 across what ever you want. Check youtube, there are some good videos out there about it.
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check out some clave rhythms, african rhythms. then place other rhythms you know on top. always good results.
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Thanks guys!Bumblebeeman wrote:not a pro but this aint bad
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oh, and bbman- the Pro is just a pisstake on the twits who come on and think that information is only valuable when it comes from people who are 'successful'.
..but now the mystique of Pro-ness has been ruined
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Did ill gates or phatconducter go underground for awhile?timothyallan wrote:Anyone have any good links to articles on polyrhythms? I'm wanting to get a bit freaky.
and for the love of god, pro's only please.
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timothyallan wrote:Anyone have any good links to articles on polyrhythms? I'm wanting to get a bit freaky.
and for the love of god, pro's only please.
Links for pro Polyrhythms? Sorry to lol but how about the dawn of mankind? 10,000 years ago Africa? Polyrhythms emerging with the first human communication and writing. I'd start there.
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*points three posts up*Chang wrote:timothyallan wrote:Anyone have any good links to articles on polyrhythms? I'm wanting to get a bit freaky.
and for the love of god, pro's only please.
Links for pro Polyrhythms? Sorry to lol but how about the dawn of mankind? 10,000 years ago Africa? Polyrhythms emerging with the first human communication and writing. I'd start there.
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loltimothyallan wrote:*points three posts up*Chang wrote:timothyallan wrote:Anyone have any good links to articles on polyrhythms? I'm wanting to get a bit freaky.
and for the love of god, pro's only please.
Links for pro Polyrhythms? Sorry to lol but how about the dawn of mankind? 10,000 years ago Africa? Polyrhythms emerging with the first human communication and writing. I'd start there.
did not realize it was a piss take sorry.
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polyrythmic groove is da bomb
Since I discovered Meshuggah I always tried to make electro tracks influenced by this.
but people on the dance floor don't really like it, so this is not my main productions...
only "side tracks". But one day... I'm sure I'll release something totally electro-polyrythmic, fuck the 4/4 binary narrow-minded dumb clubbers!
Since I discovered Meshuggah I always tried to make electro tracks influenced by this.
but people on the dance floor don't really like it, so this is not my main productions...
only "side tracks". But one day... I'm sure I'll release something totally electro-polyrythmic, fuck the 4/4 binary narrow-minded dumb clubbers!
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meshuggah is pretty sick.. have you played with the drum kit from hell??
sorry for o.t. just curious..?
sorry for o.t. just curious..?
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no, for electro tracks just my usual kits,
but for my (aborted) industrial electro metal side project, I used Addictive Drums (the demo version without all the kit elements). really nice. (AD, not my tunes, lol, you can listen to it here : http://www.myspace.com/monstrejumoindus )
DFH did interest me, but at this time I had not he cash nor the real motivation to go that deep in "real" drums programming.
Now polyrythms are quite often included in my electro, but at the minimal level, just the bass line for example, I always keep a 4/4 kick base for the clubbers, but sometimes for the breaks I allow me a little more "floating groove", and then when the master riddim returns 4/4 with the bassline still "floating around", then... that's huge!
polyrythmia is totally sick, I don't understand why so few people use it in fat kickin electro!
cheers
but for my (aborted) industrial electro metal side project, I used Addictive Drums (the demo version without all the kit elements). really nice. (AD, not my tunes, lol, you can listen to it here : http://www.myspace.com/monstrejumoindus )
DFH did interest me, but at this time I had not he cash nor the real motivation to go that deep in "real" drums programming.
Now polyrythms are quite often included in my electro, but at the minimal level, just the bass line for example, I always keep a 4/4 kick base for the clubbers, but sometimes for the breaks I allow me a little more "floating groove", and then when the master riddim returns 4/4 with the bassline still "floating around", then... that's huge!
polyrythmia is totally sick, I don't understand why so few people use it in fat kickin electro!
cheers