A shame the chords and background music made it hard to hear/focus on the rhythms. It'd be great to hear 5sec of the rhythm alone then add another instrument and keep the background music more neutral at a lower volume. The visuals are great though!
The best lesson of this video is, rhythm is not all about the drums. This video is about song groove, not drum patterns...so, like the examples here show, it might be the guitar or something else, which plays the featured rhythm.
If you want to dig deeper, The Geometry of Musical Rhythm by Toussaint is a good overview of rhythms from around the world. It’s very academic, but not too dense. I found that using a circular sequencer like Patterning for iOS is a great way to explore the rhythms, it’s also an amazing drum machine.
All the noise made it hard to hear the rhythms. There should have been more of a focus on playing the rhythms in question by themselves so we can get the feel.
then we're arguing about which DAW and why that DAW?!....over another! and then we're discussing why that drum machine..etc. the little sequencer bar graphic was just fine.
Agree. its great, but we need exercises or something to help us produce these rhythms by tapping strumming or whatever. Probably needs 10 minutes on each one to really get it.
Explanation is well. Would be helpful if you show it in practical in the music instruments. Also request you completely stop background music when explaining rhythms . Was very distracting to me understanding it. Thanks for the lesson 🙏
I like the way you teach stuff. Visualize the rhythms, short recap of the origin, mention some popular examples, explain which feeling it creates & make some jokes to ease the “boring” theory. It’s very entertaining. LANDR please invite Matt more often to your channel & let him explain the mysteries of beat making 😉
Useful overview of some key rhythms AND it would have been nice to hear each rhythm with nothing else going on (like others are saying it seems). Especially the Double Tricero, which is a new one to me! I can hear the keyboard chords are playing it, but they're also doing some kind of additional accents. What exactly IS going on?!
This video was great!! Keep more like these coming. Maybe a follow up where he gives examples of how he would create a song using your sample or plugins.
*Best part of this video is seeing the patterns on paper-where the beat is-these rhytms are used here and there but are certainly not the backbone to any form of poular music except Latin and Jazz
I've misread 'Rhythms' as 'Rhymes' and thought this video was gonna be about kindergarten songs🤦🏻 "That's why you stay at school " had me covered though
Why don't you write sheet music, or at least show the rhythm alone without any music that could hide it ? It's really hard to hear. You don't even say that charleston is swung ! Given that these basic rhythms changed how you make music, and how basic and intuitive they are, I wonder how you could even try to write music before.
The hemiola isn't correctly counted. When couting the triplets, accentuate the notes that are played, but still count to 3. The division of beats does not change.
How do you tresillos are based on clave, and not the other way around ? Moreover, if the clave is so important, why didn't you make a video for this particular rhythm ? You did not talk about 3:2 vs. 2:3 clave, neither did you mention son vs. rumba clave.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN TRESSIO ? YOU GOT THAT ALL SCREWED UP MAN. IS: TRECILLO, THAT IS IN 2/4 A DOTTED 8TH FOLLOWED BY A 16TH TIED TO AN 8TH, AN THEN ANOTHER 8TH IN THE SAME MEASURE. YOU SHOWING 3 QUARTER NOTES IN 2 BARS. UNLESS THAT IS ANOTHER TECILLO THAT YOU JUST INVENTED
A shame the chords and background music made it hard to hear/focus on the rhythms. It'd be great to hear 5sec of the rhythm alone then add another instrument and keep the background music more neutral at a lower volume. The visuals are great though!
Thank you for the constructive feedback! We'll definitely keep that in mind for the next one. Cheers!
yeah, I've never seen a video that explains something musical without letting us listen lmao I thought I missed some of the video at first
The chords and music are playing the rhythms. Edit: are you meaning that you want to hear the drums?
Bro literally clapped it and found music that uses the rhythms. Don’t blame the video, just apply yourself more!
The best lesson of this video is, rhythm is not all about the drums. This video is about song groove, not drum patterns...so, like the examples here show, it might be the guitar or something else, which plays the featured rhythm.
If you want to dig deeper, The Geometry of Musical Rhythm by Toussaint is a good overview of rhythms from around the world. It’s very academic, but not too dense. I found that using a circular sequencer like Patterning for iOS is a great way to explore the rhythms, it’s also an amazing drum machine.
going to try to find this under 50 bucks, thank you
@@scrummyvision ZLibrary may be an option for you?
All the noise made it hard to hear the rhythms. There should have been more of a focus on playing the rhythms in question by themselves so we can get the feel.
Great vid but I wish you showed the examples inside the daw
Thanks for the feedback, we'll definitely consider it for the next one!
then we're arguing about which DAW and why that DAW?!....over another! and then we're discussing why that drum machine..etc.
the little sequencer bar graphic was just fine.
Is the block notation used to picture these rhythms explained somewhere? I don't find them intuitive at all.
Yeah it's so hard to understand
Great video! But examples at the end of each description to help hammer it home pls 🙏🏻
Thanks so much for the feedback. We'll definitely keep it in mind for the next one.
Agree. its great, but we need exercises or something to help us produce these rhythms by tapping strumming or whatever. Probably needs 10 minutes on each one to really get it.
I just noticed that LANDR is L-AND-R......wow...took me forever
I'd have never noticed that.
Those rhythms are the foundation of most Latin American folkloric music, it´s odd to see them as something "new" Great video, greetings from Argentina
more jokes than insights!
Explanation is well. Would be helpful if you show it in practical in the music instruments. Also request you completely stop background music when explaining rhythms . Was very distracting to me understanding it. Thanks for the lesson 🙏
The video is great, but as Brazilian, I'm sorry to say that the salsa clave is not the basis of bossa Nova rhythm
This video is the best thing that's ever happened to me
I like the way you teach stuff.
Visualize the rhythms, short recap of the origin, mention some popular examples, explain which feeling it creates & make some jokes to ease the “boring” theory. It’s very entertaining.
LANDR please invite Matt more often to your channel & let him explain the mysteries of beat making 😉
Matt is a teacher I highly recommend. He is patient, explains the lessons as he has in this video.
Thanks for the comment! Definitely more to come with Matt!
One of the great video I have seen in ma life
Useful overview of some key rhythms AND it would have been nice to hear each rhythm with nothing else going on (like others are saying it seems). Especially the Double Tricero, which is a new one to me! I can hear the keyboard chords are playing it, but they're also doing some kind of additional accents. What exactly IS going on?!
thank you so ùuch for the mdi tracks
Love the video, you may want to look into the history of the word “exotic”
Well this is not gonna do anything for me it showed in my suggestions! but it is more informative than productive at least for my lane.
would have been good to hear ... any ... of the examples he sowed us. Or hell could we have at least heard some version of each beat? I guess not.
Thanks!
Very nice. The clap count definitely helped.
Glad to hear it!
Charleston Rhythm reminds me of Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Carlton doing his dance!
Thank you
I love this thanks so much, I'm a vocalist and do all by feel, now I know what these are called ;) Thanks!
Rock on!
Why I can't add this to a playlist?
ayy nice shout out to poutine 😂😂
Very Nice
Thanks for adding more great rhythm knowledge to youtube
Glad you enjoy it!
Amazing soooooooo useful!!!
This video was great!! Keep more like these coming. Maybe a follow up where he gives examples of how he would create a song using your sample or plugins.
Great idea, we'l definitely consider it!
do a video about "Resolving" as mentioned here 4:58 and here 5:04 What is this Resolve you speak of?
Please more videos of this guy
More coming!
The Tressio rhythm was the foundation of Jim Croce's fingerstyle playing.
Thanks so much. Great info
Glad it was helpful!
great and useful video
Glad you think so!
amazing! BUT the second isn't a Tresillo, it's a 3-3-2 pattern
*Best part of this video is seeing the patterns on paper-where the beat is-these rhytms are used here and there but are certainly not the backbone to any form of poular music except Latin and Jazz
Gracias!
Skip to 0:30
Is calvin harris summer in 4/3?
that was fun enough.
Glad you think so!
It’s actually spelt “Tresillo” just to clarify.
Okay I need more of the hand clappy one two three method without all the words to confuse me.....sorry I'm a drummer and we're special in the head.
I've misread 'Rhythms' as 'Rhymes' and thought this video was gonna be about kindergarten songs🤦🏻 "That's why you stay at school " had me covered though
We love your entertaining teaching style!
Thank you! 😃
Tresillo? that´s milonga!
its literally the same video like splice uploaded
It's an odd video. The focus should be on the rhythms. Instead it's everything else. Too much style not enough substance.
With so many critical comments I skip.
This "odd" rhythm its Just "rhythm" in Brazil, we just call It rhythm.
Regular rhythm...hehehehehe
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Yo Mark we appreciate you!!
Dude, you're so focused on everything but the music that I couldn't learn anything.
Useless just one linear midi with not even a detail of hit snare beats
Why don't you write sheet music, or at least show the rhythm alone without any music that could hide it ? It's really hard to hear. You don't even say that charleston is swung !
Given that these basic rhythms changed how you make music, and how basic and intuitive they are, I wonder how you could even try to write music before.
The hemiola isn't correctly counted. When couting the triplets, accentuate the notes that are played, but still count to 3. The division of beats does not change.
How do you tresillos are based on clave, and not the other way around ? Moreover, if the clave is so important, why didn't you make a video for this particular rhythm ? You did not talk about 3:2 vs. 2:3 clave, neither did you mention son vs. rumba clave.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN TRESSIO ? YOU GOT THAT ALL SCREWED UP MAN. IS: TRECILLO, THAT IS IN 2/4 A DOTTED 8TH FOLLOWED BY A 16TH TIED TO AN 8TH, AN THEN ANOTHER 8TH IN THE SAME MEASURE. YOU SHOWING 3 QUARTER NOTES IN 2 BARS. UNLESS THAT IS ANOTHER TECILLO THAT YOU JUST INVENTED
Too much words, not enough info to feel and comprehend the rhythm.
to much talk n stop trying to inject humour....
I guess this channel is for people with very limited musical knowledge... Because jeez this stuff is incredibly basic.