Eugene Ryabchenko - How To Play Polyrhythms? (Math for Dummies feat. Peter)

[@xBaphometHx]

The teeth thingy! I thought I was the only one who did it!!!

[@TheFloatingBartender]

+xBaphometHx me too!!!!!!!!

[@ScottyZoeXFit]

You aren't alone, I've done it for years too!

[@matenorth]

+xBaphometHx I do it too but it leads to bruxism,well in my case at least.

[@xBaphometHx]

matenorth sall Yeah, you don't notice it at first but it ends up happening.

[@viktorbjornstad_drums5960]

Where is it in the video? I can't find it!

[@MrInfernoblade10]

wow thanks, I understand Tool so much better now

[@elybedard6912]

Hahahaha

[@POWERLESSbananaHEAD]

hahahaha thank you for the comment.

[@mateuszs.9773]

7:26 it's new millenium cyanide christ

[@EugeneRyabchenkoDrummer]

It is.

[@CincyMetalDrummer]

Tomas Haake is the drumming equivalent of Stephen Hawking.

[@Peemanufacture]

Is that Future Breed Machine at 4:00?

[@CincyMetalDrummer]

Sounds like New Millenium Cyanide Christ to me.

[@Peemanufacture]

Yup, you're right. My bad

[@dtoxdeathcore]

I just have to say that U R the best teacher ever born. I would simply love to take personal face to face lessons from you.

[@EugeneRyabchenkoDrummer]

Well let's hope we meet one day!

[@dtoxdeathcore]

Sure man 👍

[@timwaterson]

Eugene you Rock this is Great,combining Instruction with Talent,Entertainment and as always Comedy

[@tissdrumdy6387]

Man you put together some great tut's ... even though I'm no where near your level of play, I'm learning a lot from your work ethic and approach. Thanks for the effort

[@tissdrumdy6387]

+Eugene Ryabchenko Cheers mate, so kind. Can you tell me if there is a program to insert tabs and get a visual like you have in the video ? or did you guys just edit them in for the video? Learning those beats are so much easier when I watch the red line.

[@tissdrumdy6387]

Eugene Ryabchenko Thought that was the case :-) Thanks for the suggestion. Tell me to stop seeking beat-cheats and back to practice! :)) Cheers man, legend!

[@ethancurtis8954]

Best lesson on polyrhythms on all of KZbin hands down. Eugene all of your tutorials r great keep it up! :D

[@ThatRandomPainterBoy]

Dammit, this is VERY helpful, thank you so much ! Gotta work this out now...

[@mreous333]

I have a new love for polyrhythms after watching this video. Now I want to get on the kit and work on the first few examples. I really enjoyed he double bass tutorial as well.

[@DramaticRacoon]

Женя, в очередной раз порадовал качеством )) До некоторых вещей дошел сам, а некоторые вещи были просто открытием для меня! Спасибо за качественный материал и за разъяснения. Really Inspired ))

[@kalkadiwel3544]

brilliant video. super like!!!!

[@LooopQ]

You should make some more tutorial videos. This is the best explanation of poly rhythms I've seen yet

[@davegray2056]

Thank you guys for the best drum / percussion lesson I have seen..Why..? Because these lessons teach practical and instinct...the best approach and explanation I have ever seen...The emphasis is on breaking it down and being PATIENT and persist...NEVER give up...it will come...Thank you...

[@apocalypsenow6910]

this is really helpful for drummers who wants to learn how to do those confusing beats. thanks for the video man.

[@metalmilitia177]

maaaaan, you're awesome, you translated this in spanish too, this is very helpful. if you make a tool cover you'll make my dreams come true :').

[@pawangupta0712]

best tutorial ever seen.. really awsome... the teeth thing was unique

[@GabePlayTK]

I thought I was the only one who chattered beats! I've been doing it since I was very young and have never heard of anyone else doing it!

[@MisterTokolo]

Fuuuck this is amazing !, I have knowledge about polyrhythms and poymetrics but I have poor skills to express how to count to guys who doesnt read music or even know about note values... This is my video guru to give my friends as an instructional ! Thanks !!!

[@shantanudhiman8194]

This tutorial is actually very very legit....!!!!!!! I actually do follow these exact steps mentioned here, but even before I saw this video, I learned all of the polyrhythms that I can play using these methods 🤘🏼

[@julianschoemaker7433]

I already loved your double bass techniques lesson, but this is my new Polyrythm bible. Thanks to both of you, you're awesome ! Time to practice

[@eyemaster]

LOL, that subway part! (8:00) Nice video dude.

[@yudhapradnyana5499]

well, I don't know what to say,, u guys are really entertaining while u giving tips 'how to', it makes people easier to understand n' less complicated for those who willing to learn this beat. I play that 'kinda' beat almost in 3 years but still couldnt get the key right to make another variations but thanks to u guys now I have a better understanding about that shift n' leads,, anyway I use the same taping method to remembering all of those drumm sequence everytime we creating a new songs n' yeah usually I ends up exactly like u on the train, lol. I played drum for a local hardcore band, thanks to u guys once again I got a new idea of drumming for our next songs. it is a good channel, really helpful, keep it up the good jobs. thanks

[@tw5718]

Quick mafs: it's actually the least common multiple (math term, abbreviated LCM) that determines the period of repetition. For example the least common multiple of 3 and 4 is 12, but so is 6 and 4 and 3 and 4. If you have 3/8 and 4/8 pattern they repeat after 12/8, in which the 3/8 gets played 4 times (3/8x4=12/8) and the 4/8 gets played 3x (4/8x3=12/8). Also, MESHUGGAH 1 1 000 1 1 0000000. Good vid just thought I would add in some of my perspective.

[@EugeneRyabchenkoDrummer]

Correct 👌🏻

[@ericcaomusic]

This is the best Polyrythym video EEVVVVEERRR!!!!! Thanks guys soo much! I really enjoy these type of instructional videos, Keep it up :)

[@regojozsa]

Liked and subscribed. This is an awesome guide with helpful tips, and the video was well scripted and edited. Also, I thought I was the only one to half beatbox/half sing my drum parts to remember them!

[@CalHallows]

I'm no where near the level of this video but one day the time will come where I'll dig this out of my drumming playlist and it will all be doable and I will learn lots. So thank you, ahead of time!

[@CalHallows]

Syncopation and poly-rhythms are what I'm most keen on learning to play. Jazz and metal are the two genres I listen to the most.

[@konstantindaylidonis]

Господа, профит на лицо! Вот как надо учить в сети. Надеюсь следующий выпуск будет еще бесплатным))) Хотелось бы туториал по принципам построения и игры соло.

[@SimoneArcOndAPiras]

Great video bro!!

[@juanleon8097]

¡Wow man this is the best video motor Learning and development for the drums . , . congratulations , . ,, Greetings from Colombia .!!

[@alexakruppa5606]

Hi, Eugene! Thanks a lot. Your videos are very helpful, using a funny way to teach the drum's techniques. Congratulations! Greetings from Brazil.

[@ericcolden4611]

Great video. Lots of information. The humor helps keep my attention

[@charlesmagrin2616]

Man this tuto is AWESOME! I love the way you teach, it's easy to understand the way you break it down and pretty unique regarding all the other "conventional" tutos. thanks a lot. the fact you used New millenium cyanide christ makes me want to jump on my kit right away when I get back home and learn this pattern!

[@EugeneRyabchenkoDrummer]

Thanks🙏🏻

[@ironikkronik]

I have never heard of anyone else doing the "chattering" thing! I am literally doing that all day subconsciously.

[@Alfonsekgx191]

awesome tutorial bro ... now with independence i've really need a tutorial like that

[@slamonfpv]

Awesome sauce I love these sorts of rhythms and you are so good to watch.

[@user-ds7ox1kd8r]

мужик, ты лучший! )) Спасибо огромное и низкий тебе поклон!

[@egrokk666]

Шикарные уроки. Всё очень доходчиво и понятно! Спасибо огромное!!)

[@albertom4426]

Again you left me without words, great! You are a master in inspiration, thanks!

[@dennypodemirov]

Женя! Урок очень полезен и очень интересен! Здорово снято! Успехов тебе! Жду еще уроков! Ты настоящий профессионал!

[@xxrobcollinsxx]

Thanks! Best breakdown of polyrhythms I've seen on KZbin.

[@co2bass213]

Thank you for this lesson, the way you explain it helped so much.

[@jordankidwell2761]

another awesome video eugene. Now that you have gone throuth the quick feet and polyrythyms, pls make a video on how to get fast hands. Kind regards:)

[@Ugrasrava]

I'm a big fan of your tutorials man. Everything is explained clearly and sensibly, and you just have a soothing voice. For a third one... why not cover blast beats?

[@blackmetalden]

Really great tutorial, I can tell Meshuggah uses a lot of those. Gonna go practice these tomorrow!

[@blackmetalden]

Eugene Ryabchenko That's great man, it's easy to show it but to explain and teach in detail for almost 20 minutes is a real challenge. I've been drumming almost year but I think I'm ready to start practicing these more than I have been. For a while I've been working on my double bass speed (slow but steady increases) by following your other tutorial so this will be something new to practice. Thanks again for the great video, it's appreciated for drummers like myself. How long have you played for and about how long did it take for you to get where you could play difficult metal songs?

[@blackmetalden]

Eugene Ryabchenko Very cool man, your videos definitely motivate me to play harder and get better. Keep up the good work!! \m/ BTW - Have you ever done the 70,000 tons of metal cruise? It's a must for any metal head like yourself :)

[@vacateistheword]

Some of the demonstration reminded me of Raymond Herrera with Fear Factory.. he doesn't use much rack Tom but still complex drumming looks like

[@ImIArMiN]

Es el mejor video que he visto, junto con su video del doble pedal, entiendo mucho mas ahora, sus metodos de enseñanza son geniales, ahora me pondre a practicar, me motivaron demasiado :)

[@einmarcos]

THE BEST TUTORIAL THAT I NEVER SEEN!!! Y'RE THE FUCKING GOOOOD. THANK YOU!

[@subjectzero93]

That's awesome! Thank you so much man it's really helpful. Cheers from Poland!

[@grjona1458]

This is the best video for this!!! Thank you

[@benjaminm.9700]

This was very helpful. I'm going to start using these techniques right away. I like how you give multiple examples on how to learn the same thing.

[@DominiqueHeine]

Perfectly explained, good Sir(s)! =)

[@bigsasquatch44]

I really want to understand odd time signatures and how to analyze them. A tutorial about odd time signatures would be very helpful!

[@benjaminvediavargas2108]

Really nice explained. thank you so much for the video. thumbs up

[@5dayslater]

I'm so glad I came across your channel, Eugene. Your tutorials are awesome! I'm glad you tackled a tutorial on polyrhythms. Definitely helps me play to and understand Veil Of Maya's style! So psyched!!!!!

[@Trinibutterfly]

This is fabulous, guys! It's so well explained and thorough. Definitely gonna get creative with my beat-making this year!

[@PrinzerocksVideo]

Really amazing Eugen ! good work.

[@jancoalexandervanjaarsveld8552]

Amazing Video! As an aspiring drummer, I can confess myself even more motivated and moved by your skill and expertise, Eugene. Thank you for taking the time and effort to make this, you two! Much respect

[@luismateus4629]

Great video guys. Very helpful content! Keep up the good work!

[@matenorth]

This is exactly what i was looking for,the mentality behind polyrhythms.Can you please show how we can take this idea and apply it on triplets?The song at the end (Meshuggah - Dancers To A Discordant System) uses polyrhythmic 8th note triplets,i cant figure out how many triplets the loop has while in 4/4.I think the starting riff is something like an 21 eighth note triplet phrase inside 4/4.Can you please make a lesson about polyrhythmic triplets?Many thanks and keep it up,you are a beast!!

[@fireinthehead4280]

man this is awesome! your videos are my favourite on youtube or the internet.. well made and just filled with sick beats. loving this man!

[@Roma1990zim]

Классно и понятно объяснил, спасибо!!!)))

[@byroncastillo3762]

Muy bueno, me ayudo bastante, espero suban mas videos

[@florianjouan286]

Great Work !! ;) Maybe you could do a tutorial on the technique of the blast beats ?

[@AluminumBird]

Very cool - funny, entertaining and helpful.

[@leviathanmcaal]

Thank you for the excellent video! It gave me a great conceptualization for managing multitasking with all my limbs. As a beginning drummer who is primarily interested in grindcore, black metal, and death metal, I would like to know more about blast beats, fills, and limb independence. Your video about improving speed on double bass was VERY helpful as well.

[@leviathanmcaal]

Eugene Ryabchenko That's great. I forgot to mention flying-five finger technique, so reading that hand speed is coming up at some point is something I'd look forward to.

[@sgtnippleslol69]

Eugene Ryabchenko Defiantly a blast beat tutorial :D

[@marshallcj1]

hahahaha!!! i love that you suggested using your teeth. ive been doing that habitually since i was 6 years old. my drum teacher even picked that up from me after asking me why i would sit there and chatter my teeth before i would try something

[@alaina.s.7773]

great! this is a good drum lesson,good job,dude!

[@derschwabl]

Awesome Video! I think it will be really helpful!

[@thomasmacgillavry701]

A tutorial for Mike Portnoy style fills (If you know what I mean) would be great :)

[@ImNotAHero666]

Your videos help me a lot.. thank you

[@ilyashebarshov6946]

Спасибо за видео и упражнения! добавлю обязательно в ежедневные занятия)

[@zinzermunch]

It would be nice to have the time signature written on every example, very nice video, I don't play drums but I do write complex drum parts with poly rhythms so it's been helpful. Thank you.

[@EugeneRyabchenkoDrummer]

The time signature is 4/4 in every pattern

[@zinzermunch]

@@EugeneRyabchenkoDrummer I meant for future videos if you start combining for example 2 different odd time signatures and it starts getting more difficult. Thanks for the reply.

[@andren.2515]

Great video! Now as a second tutorial it would be great to go more into detail regarding songwriting. How to use this combined with Guitar riffs etc. :D

[@EugeneRyabchenkoDrummer]

Now that is a really dangerous topic :D I don't think there is an exact method to do that. Some people will just say: "well I just feel it when I write music" and then you can't argue with that :D I am not good at "composing theory". That's my brother's speciality.

[@phillalebbasro639]

Drums are great. :)

[@metalmashit]

Gracias Eugene por el aporte muy bueno

[@jameshatzis8328]

Brilliant! Kudos chaps ^_^

[@g.250]

This was very helpful and interesting.

[@Kelesis666]

WOW!!!!! Great video!

[@georgepliatsikas7896]

the type 2 complexity 25% at 11:20 really sounds like art of dying by gojira

[@EugeneRyabchenkoDrummer]

I never listened to Gojira. :D

[@LuisGuerrero00]

amazing !! thanks :D

[@willda666]

Hey man ! you're the best ! I like you tutorials 'cause they are that what I am looking for... as polyrythms as playing fast.. Could you (somewhere in the future) recorded song from band Inferi called Destroyer ? I think you can make that ! But it's just on you :) Keep blastin' man ! good luck

[@Heretix1989]

Singing and couting!!! YES it may sound stupid, but this is the key. Makes learning so much easier... That's what you get in a university for jazz-polyrythms. Only those damn triplets on polyrythmic let my head smoke like crazy. XD

[@Heretix1989]

+Eugene Ryabchenko Hah, nah i meant the stuff i learn there looks quite similar. Pure math if you ask me... Only that jazz is based on mostly swing and triplets, in that case is a polyrythmic change maybe not that complex, but therefore harder to actually play it. Yeah, at 13:45 there is a slight note of what i mean. Try to imagine a triplet swing-ride like: I..I.II..I.II..I.II etc. to that pattern, and then turnaround snare and kick while the ride remains the same. Only that there are also more complicatend snare or kick patterns to play also... well, there are NEVER any borders in playing drums! =)

[@asheshinfinite3766]

I've had that look in the subways frequently! 😅 Thanks for this very informative video, buddy! 👌🤘

[@asheshinfinite3766]

Eugene, while we are on the subject of Polyrhythms, would it be possible to go through some of the materials of now - defunct 😢 band, Textures (Stef Broks) ? That would be really awesome! 🤞

[@JohanAlvarez]

Buen vídeo amigo, gracias!!

[@toddwilson9342]

brilliant videos

[@tjdaniels3706]

3:55 sounds like meshuggah to me P.S you helped me a whole lot! Thank you

[@EugeneRyabchenkoDrummer]

It is

[@kendrickfoo7403]

Waitt... I think 10:43 is the groove used for Gojira's Art Of Dying.... Finally!!

[@shantanudhiman8194]

I know right.....!!!

[@DanielGarcia-hc1kf]

thank you for this tutorial!! you're a good teacher!!!

[@fallenland]

you're just awesome!

[@as_if_i_care]

Чувак, ты реально крут! И видео очень крутое, а главное понятное. На 13:15 вообще нереальная конструкция получилась. От меня тебе тоже лайк и репост. Спасибо. PS. У меня даже футболка такая же Мишек с синим Nothing))

[@gangleng1971]

LEARNING SO MUCH~!THANK YOU BRO~!

[@Servando6abe]

gracias eugene eres el mejor!

[@carlosaaronherreraflores2266]

i love this video

[@MrGuyTsurStiGy]

Wow, you guys are amazing!! giving inspiration..

[@gingerdreadman1]

You're friggin rad dude. You have a great way of explaining things in your videos. Do you have any good ways to explain building fills?

[@CarelessPrecision]

Very cool video!

[@BrownBear96]

Another great toturial, dude! I like how you put these videos together - well and easy explained, it all makes sense. Do you live in germany?

[@DuhErlandsson]

Nice job Eugene ^^

[@vladgutierrez94]

2:34 wild St. Anger spotted.