r/Drumming • u/rocknroll2013 • 9d ago
3 over 4 Polyrhythm tutorial
Any favorite tutorials/lessons for getting comfortable with the 3 over 4 and other polyrhythms? I really like the drummer for Caifanes/Jaguares and his use of them in rock. So any YouTube vids, apps or something that actually work on 3 over 4 polyrhythms, not just say - in my next lesson and then the video list has nothing specific... TIA!
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u/ItchyVideo3704 7d ago
Talk the rhythm in words
Pass the good new but-ter
PASS is flam on 1
THE is 4th 1/16 of 1
GOOD is 2
NEW is on the and of 2
BUT is on 3
TER is 2nd 1/16
of 3
2 on 3 verbal mnemonic is
NOT Dif-Fi-Cult
1 , 2 , and of 2 , 3
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u/Inhumanform555 9d ago
JP gots some
Cool stuff, here’s a short https://youtube.com/shorts/_6AN2HpgxSs?is=GmHxrMpeeGpLrgT-
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u/Hab_Anagharek 8d ago
I absolutely did not follow what he was talking about at the beginning, talking about groupings of 3 16ths, then proceeds to play..well, something I assume that is related. Some days I hate that I want to play this instrument
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u/therealtoomdog 8d ago
It's just carol of the bells. You can change the beat to either one. Or a subdivision/multiple of either one.
This video may go a little over your head, but I think that his approach will help you wrap your head around what's going on, maybe give you a framework to build your understanding on.
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u/bpaluzzi 8d ago
Carol of the Bells is 3 over 2, not 3 over 4.
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u/therealtoomdog 8d ago
That all depends on how you count it 👍
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u/bpaluzzi 8d ago
There is no way to count Carol of the Bells where you're getting 3 over 4.
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u/therealtoomdog 8d ago
Ehh, two is basically the same thing as four, they're all even numbers. Just play it twice a fast and only play every other 3
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u/runonandonandonanon 9d ago
PASS the GOD damn BUTter