4:3 is a powerful polyrhythmic ratio and the basis of a lot of pop music songwriting and bass rhythms of the past 10 years or so. It’s important to understand how …
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4:3 Polyrhythms (in top 40 pop music?!) [ AN's Bass Lessons #4 ]
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Ruby Vroom by Soul Coughing
https://digitalshock.bandcamp.com/track/17-days-the-hurt-within
I remember having my mind blown "discovering" polyrhythms for for myself hearing sweetest taboo by sade on the Wave. For the rest of the day I had the intro stuck in my head with the polyrhythm in the first three beats of every measure. I think that song would groove a little harder in 3/4 time
How the fuck have I been studying polyrhythms for this long and I’m just now learning this. I know nothing. Everytime I think I know things, I don’t.
Sorry to go personal but Adam must be gay. He is too sweet not to be
Nice
Not a bass player, but a bass lover and still loving your valueable tutos! 🙂
'pass butter to the left'
Danny Carey of TOOL plays an really choice 4:3 polyrythym on the song Jambi. It starts just before the 4:00 minute mark.
Pass the Godamn Butter….plz
This video helped me finally figure out the rhythm of my dog lapping water! I've heard her groove at the bowl for years & could never figure it out.
She does a 4:3, quarter note, repeat the measure!
Pass The Golden Butter!
1:31 the face after the smile says it all
I can't practice polyrhythm becouse I live far away from any NYC landmarks
All Dr Luke produced songs which is interesting
“It’s a 12/8 rhythm” say it in 3:4
I thought polyrhythms were about things like triplets or quintuplets within a 4:4 beat?
Dotted quarter notes are in literally every prog house or trance song
To this day I dig the old AN's Bass Lessons intro
Was "God Damn" always bleeped out?
awesome job!! Thanks for the info! It's very useful!
All the examples are 11:8, not 4:3.
So youre basically speeding up polymetric beats to feel polyrhythms… am i correct?
It is very interesting but, I don't quite understand your 4:3 polyrhythm examples! Does drums 4/4 and bass play 3/4 at the same time?
1:23
While on quarantine