@ovaal i am pretty sure it is not over four because they are subdividing each beat into three eight notes so it should be over eight ( i know i am splitting hairs here). i may be mistaken but i am pretty sure it varies quite a bit more than just a one bar phrase
count it with a measure of 3 and then a measure of 5. The chords are on the following beats in order.... 1, & of 2, 1, 3, & of 4. Just repeat that rhythm sequence
No problem. The version you put up with subtitles is the best. Not so much because of your accent, but just the video quality and camera position is much improved and I can pause it with the notes on my screen while I play.
yes I had written down all the notes you said on a sheet of paper and when looking back over it was left utterly speechless as an E# glared up at me hideously from the page.
thumbs up for the cat at the begining
AlexaMullins 1 year ago 2
i fucking LOVE you for having so many radiohead tutorials, FUCKING LOVE YOU!!!!
ExoticLadyBug 1 year ago
I think it's 16/4 (that's how i play it). And you should play that 4 times to get the repeating sequence.
I count with every chord, i play it like this:
1,2,3 1,2,3 1,2,3,4 1,2,3 1,2,3 (4x)
Play a chord on every 1. So 5 chords per measure.
It's quite hard cause the melody doesn't stop at the end of a measure.
Hope this will help anyone.
ovaal 1 year ago
@ovaal i am pretty sure it is not over four because they are subdividing each beat into three eight notes so it should be over eight ( i know i am splitting hairs here). i may be mistaken but i am pretty sure it varies quite a bit more than just a one bar phrase
Keano1217 1 year ago
thank you so much!
ThePinkfloyd51 1 year ago
songs beaut, really soothing
MrGreatunwashed 2 years ago
I think the timing is quite easy, but, halfway through it changes. That's the hard part.
OKexperience 2 years ago
The timing never changes in the entire song. The drums just come in.
koreybishop 2 years ago
count it with a measure of 3 and then a measure of 5. The chords are on the following beats in order.... 1, & of 2, 1, 3, & of 4. Just repeat that rhythm sequence
kdawg828 2 years ago
the chords are easy .
its the timing thats imposible
anyone know how to count it ?
cosmichippoted 2 years ago
I'm figuring it out, it's hard, not gonna lie. I'll see if I can post a video or something on the timing if and when I get it.
sheandthem 2 years ago
i think i got it .
its 3-2-3 3-2-3 . with a swing
is that what you do?
cosmichippoted 2 years ago
Apparently its in 16/4 time. I have no idea how to count that out. Its what makes the song brilliant.
muymalmoon 2 years ago
hey thank you so much i hope you do this more frecuently
javidusty 2 years ago
you are incredible! thank you so much for posting. you share art with the world and that is amazing. keep it up!
jurbanski0 2 years ago
thank you very much
billyradiohead 3 years ago
Thanks a lot, keep this up.
Although, your accent does make it very difficult for me to distinguish between "E" and "A"
It's like, ee and eeh
skyheath 3 years ago
Thanks for the comment, i have a geordie accent so i use my imp indicator also so you can see what notes im using
MrsRoppa 3 years ago
No problem. The version you put up with subtitles is the best. Not so much because of your accent, but just the video quality and camera position is much improved and I can pause it with the notes on my screen while I play.
Do Everything In Its Right Place sometime!
skyheath 3 years ago
yes I had written down all the notes you said on a sheet of paper and when looking back over it was left utterly speechless as an E# glared up at me hideously from the page.
VerilyMusic 3 years ago
A, not "eh"
pedrothesickmf 3 years ago
radiohead is amazing.
thanks.
PJGR21 3 years ago
Nice vid, thanks!
rossi42uk 3 years ago