Tapping: Polyrhythms
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That's awesome though you should know that it's actually a polymeter.
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You haven't taken any theory classes, don't kid yourself.
7/8 and 6/8 are two different METERS, hence playing 7/8 over 6/8 would be a polyMETER.
I already told you to do research before talking, yet you still talk without doing research and you're pretty arrogant about it. You're making a very common mistake. Now calm down, read the following article and appologise afterwards.
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@bassbaby82 this is polyphony, multiple melodies
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what the hell down there?
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@whatshendrix You're right this is actually a multimeter. My bad.
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Polyrhythm is like playing duplets(eight notes) and triplets at the same time. IE tap your foot to a slow beat. In one hand tap twice per beat and in the other tap 3 times per beat. If you succeed, well you just did a polyrhythm. :)
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Polymeter...
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@fenderwangcaster this is what the world is turning into....
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Ah, the denial phase... Did you even read the article from the link I gave you? Educated yourself, man, don't make a fool of yourself.
Poly rhythm is when you put two time signatures together but make them different tempos so they still match up at the end of the measure and a multimeter is when you put two time signatures together at the same tempo so they actually usually take multiple measures to match up again. I mis spoke when I called this a poly rhythm.
bassbaby82 3 months ago