7 Vs 11 Polyrhythm on Fear Inoculum by Tool (Read Description)

[@oscarj]

Here is a Metric Modulation & Polyrhythm Analysis on 7empest by Tool. Video got down by TH-cam. Read the description on details options at top: drive.google.com/open?id=18RN-Gc-WLKD4G8c9u8okeMXSCVdmekAA

[@johnfajer7691]

Jesus, it's spelled out in front of me, and I still don't understand it. Haha.

[@Michele1179]

same here

[@ronaldp.vincent8226]

Technically a polymeter, but still very cool! The two are often confused.

[@TheBlackQueen]

I was gonna say

[@vodzdrums]

ok, we HAVE to tell adam neely FAST

[@THETYMEKK12]

:D

[@rr2796]

Same thought

[@pepsidude555]

This is actually fucking nuts.
And I fucking love it

[@daniele_93]

I just realized this polyrhythm, searched for a confirmation, and here it is. Now I understand why that part made me think about Grand Canyon by Puscifer (7/8 over 4/4 polyrhythm in the chorus)

[@THETYMEKK12]

This is performed so flawless...

[@lancestewart6907]

Man this was really cool. I would love to see you expand on this. Like a visual representation of each band members timing and how the switch on the fly throughout the entire song.

[@racedanix8305]

Shouldn’t the rhythm on the right side - that changes between 5/8 and 6/8 - be measured in 4th notes?

[@ILikeWafflz]

I always wondered why this felt so "polyrhythm-ey" when I would play drums to it, before I finally realized Maynard was singing in a 7/8

[@Richtaco]

Tool is one of a kind. IMO the best band of all time.

[@davh8741]

adam neely wya

[@asmamoradisaltanat45]

🙏

[@tiny_toilet]

Am I losing it, or is bass is on 7/8,?

[@negativezero-77]

Before Maynard comes in, yes.