If Your Struggle Counting Rhythms Try THIS

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[@jc_boy4718]

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[@MurphyKargesBass]

You have great information. but please don't say or write "SMASH the.." anymore.. just a tip.. your channel is too good to need cliche influencer phrases. great channel !

[@ronaldleblanc1511]

Wow! Great lessons! I'm a bass player and have been struggling with counting rythyms for a long time. As soon as I watched 3 of your videos, I took out my Big Book of Staff Paper and wrote out a few pages of exercises! Wow what a difference it made after a couple of hours of practice! I will continue watching your site and will definitely recommend to other muscians! Thanks again for the Great lessons!

[@foreverlearning8926]

Rythm is such a difficult thing and you do make it easier to count rythm this way;So thanks for your video. Looking foward the next one :)

[@sarahadams7779]

Gosh I wish you had been around 40 years ago when I was learning the guitar and violin!

[@stormwing1424]

I don’t play piano but I do play clarinet. I’ve always struggled with rhythm and the 1&2 way of counting beats. This really helped thank you

[@CarolynHartshorn]

I know this was posted a few years ago however, this information is very revelent today. Rhythms were the most difficult thing for me. I get it now! Thank you for posting!

[@louzl7906]

You are so good at this! I literally tested myself along with the video then returned back to see your answers. and got ALL OF THEM accurate. Thank you thank you THANK YOUU

[@ftearth434]

I just learn piano..and I had difficulty about rhythms..😓😓...but using words make it easier!!! Thank you!!💙💙💙

[@SaharRazavi]

OMG, one of the best piano tutorials I've ever seen. Thank you so much.

[@sandyswambo]

Hi, loved this lesson! I've always used 'cup of tea' for triplets but never thought of using this technique for all rhythms .. light bulb moment! Thank you 😊

[@Siuyendiana]

Excellent!!!!👍🏻🎹🎼🎶🎵

[@sandeepmlp]

Thank you really quality lessons ,-from India

[@bergguitars2615]

When you go for practical piano class and you start counting hot-dog-bun, straw-ber-ries and ce-re-eal I'd like to see my teachers reaction🤣 she be like what are you doing? I'm counting lol

[@AceripXF]

LMAO! words to the chords may be s bit easier to understand for me than #s to the chords Thanks Tim!

[@reneiloe_m]

how about Takadimi?

[@garymarquardt1661]

This was so helpful. I Can't find the link to blog with word associations. Can you repost it.

[@leaphan6141]

Awesome lesson! I try to match the tempo of you counting the rhythm a lot, and before I know it, I’m tapping on my mug while watching this lol. Thanks for being so helpful!

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Thanks Lea!

[@AceripXF]

lol i was tapping the back of my phone while watching this to the beats

[@ttleelee50]

Another awesome lesson~thanx so much for taking the time and making everything so easy to understand 🎶

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

You are welcome Annie!

[@Sarahbuildsstepsequencers]

Excellent lesson!

[@tomduke558]

awesome, terrific and helpful tips

[@javascriptbyemeka]

There is a system already called TAKADIMI .... you wanna check it out 'cos your lesson is like reinventing the wheel

[@Cube_Box]

Cool

[@derschwarzejulian7201]

thanks

[@A_Kadella]

Thank you!!

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Welcome!

[@markyboyz1300]

Brilliant way to approach this, I am counting better now but somewhat hungry and thirsty

[@matthewrzeszutko5601]

9:20 pineapple butter face. This is my brain at work.

[@paulhawthorne272]

YOUR TEACHING APPROACH IS WONDERFUL. BUT THERE'S A RHYTHM I DON'T KNOW HOW TO COUNT OR EXPRESS IN A SYLLABLE FASHION AND THAT IS: AN EIGHTH NOTE TIED TO THREE SIXTEENTH NOTES OR THE OPPOSITE OF THAT: THREE SIXTEENTH NOTES TIED TO A SINGLE EIGHTH NOTE. THANKS, PAUL

[@philipmervin6967]

Beat and rhythm for beating your hunger for music rhythm

[@unliuniverse2999]

Good strategy for learning

[@berritoto10]

Thanks for teaching us! Can I count 123 instead 1e and a or tri pa let instead 123 ? Because it’s hard for me to count tri po lets

[@paulmcagnin9946]

Hi! When playing or jamming to a chord progression I have trouble counting the bars (1-2-3-4/ 2-2-3-4/ 3-2-3-4/ 4-2-3-4/ and so on)... I get lost after the 4th bar or so and then I don't know where I am anymore in the chord progression or in the 12 bar blues, especially when meandering, trying to play fast long licks or soloing; seems like paying attention to what I'm playing makes me forget about the rhythm and I loose track of it. Do you have any tips or exercices to finally get that? Thanmk you!!!

[@oxford1603]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@asianchopsticks5048]

Could this apply to the same time signatures?

[@ischiagiorgio]

A video with the words and 1e+a might help as well,

[@omidash267]

I believe the three-beat (dotted) note definitely goes with European pastries (Danish, Viennese, etc.) 🤔

[@solomonkennedy8041]

Please may I have the link for this lesson - I mean the card?

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Hey Solomon, You can find the lesson in this playlist: goo.gl/oAS3Ap

[@luamada2002]

I like it but can you do this notes with the 1e+a

[@yapraga]

Fine. But there is a Konnakoll system .. Why reinvent the wheel?

[@lynnhooley7608]

Thank you, I'm checking it out right now

[@AceripXF]

suscribed n took some screen caps on how to count ill practice on my keyboard

[@TheClassicalNetwork]

I also made a video on my channel discussing basic counting strategies you can use when playing complicated rhythms. It's very useful for beginners and can also be used during slow practicing.

[@jbela]

Now im hungry😆 Nevertheless this is a genius way to count.The 1e and a 2 e and a always threw me off.

[@TonyJack2003]

Hi Tim, what program are you using to draw your music staff and notes? Great Lesson!

[@shlpamadan6741]

Sir make more lessons on rthym

[@BoninBrighton]

How do you write the triplet using 1e+a system please?

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci beaucoup for this. The only problem was that I was hungry after watching it.

[@judenehartless5008]

Interesting approach. Looking forward to your next live show on Friday.

[@richardarsto4580]

Thank you getting it what is next lesson ?

[@denzilbartels2887]

Can you do some rythmns to include 32 notes with dotted notes and rests.

[@rickpalmer3340]

I’m becoming quite confused as to which method you are advocating. Are you suggesting we use this method instead of 1 e + a. Are you not over complicating things?

[@court5231]

He explained that he did this in case people struggled with 1e+a. 😊

[@solomonkennedy8041]

I also like the 1+a 2+a lesson - where has it gone?

[@AceripXF]

ur a better teacher than my teacher in school lol (when i was in school)

[@deanieharP]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@qwiklok]

I've been playing piano, trumpet and now horn for years, always struggled with counting. just can't get it, big setback. there has got to be a trick.Anything to break the ingrained bad habit, cycle. It sets ne way back in the band . Fantastic tone, but if I can't count, big liabity. This might just work. Breaking out of prison....

[@noahhatcher485]

I’m constantly under pressure because I’m a alto sax player who is damn good but I can’t count so sight reading is hell

[@stellazhang9700]

I’m wondering what is called a crotchet with a dot

[@coyotesmile8972]

This would be an awesome Casey and His Brother song.

[@johnnypena1083]

This lesson will make you gain weight.

[@shannonrichter9777]

Right! This makes me hungry, not want to play piano or violin.

[@jrick92]

Let's pretend this was the original method of counting rhythm and some one after a century or so came up and said, hey we could just use numbers.

[@yuverburg9204]

Why do you use those words for the notes?

[@Siuyendiana]

🙏🎹🎵🎶

[@kathiefleming2830]

I’m glad this helps ppl but it doesn’t work for me since you are always changing the words unlike using 1 e&a of 1/16th and Ta for quarter notes, ti ti for 1/8

[@MusicManFernando]

Good lesson but I prefer counting with numbers.

[@พูนพระยา]

I've love this Lesson. But hungried.

[@LessonsOnTheWeb]

Haha. Thanks!

[@chrisschurchill2003]

Has long has the song comes with mustard were all good

[@martdanielsoriano5765]

Am getting hungry 😂

[@brownmiester]

I still can't count but boy am in hungry!

[@fattahmoosavi9652]

🌹👍I love Ur Chanel and gives me a lot good music information! Good Luck🌹👍✌️🎶,with thanks!

[@jasonjjj27]

diabetic for 16th notes.

[@11Virgo11]

Bunny rabbit!!!!

[@BenD_Bass]

everyone knows the only 4 syllable food word to use for 16th notes is, COR-I-AN-DER lol

[@mijit.859]

What about the Timing or BPM ?? 😨😰🤦🏻‍♂️ Like 350 BPM ? 😨😰🤦🏻‍♂️

[@boywithapple741]

pog

[@Daris714]

coula used Pina ple POP POP

[@j2d2Tube]

I think you got it all in reverse. Pepperoni takes longer to say than pop. So pepperoni needs to be the crotchet and pop the semi-quaver. Either way folk you won’t get far unless you count properly.

[@shlpamadan6741]

Sir make more lessons on rthym

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You got it!