Math Drums 11/8 flip

[@djpoolboi]

I know it's been said before but I feel compelled to say: that snare tone is unbelievably perfect

[@kevinromero3754]

Hello dj poolboi

[@thewesty101]

It's said above that it's not perfect and the tone of the overtone is what I think they're referring to (I appreciate a good ring), BUT! that's a damn fine wave with no visible dampening

[@나지수-m5n]

66

[@loganrosepiler2005]

There’s not a video out there with a snare where someone doesn’t say this. The snare can sound like dogshit but you’ll always find someone saying this

[@PatrickManser]

jeez, how did you learn all this? looks and feels so natural. i'm just getting into odd time time signatures and i really like it

[@bzg_etc]

i watch this way too often because of how perfect this beat is its fucking crazy

[@cjpark9112]

I believe that to play odd signature times (which they cycle back weird and are most near to don't make sense) you have to create a chain, or a unique path that when the groove cycles back it makes sense, and you really did a great job, I've seen a lot of other drum videos playing 11/8 stuff but all sounded too off and I couldn't follow it, but this one is the one man, and that snare accent you alternate between a cycle to another really makes me trip nice!

[@Allplussomeminus]

11/8; the sexiest time signature. You made it sound natural with this beat in all it's unorthodoxy.

[@TheJkirsch]

thanks! inspiring each other to play is what this thing is all about, hopefully your neighbors are good natured haha

[@kightremin]

This is brilliant! I hope my count is right 12345 123456

[@jond532]

i count 6 then 5 haha

[@joanbighorn9778]

@@jond532 I count 5 and 6 mostly because of where he accents his ride hits/hi-hat barks.

[@jond532]

@@joanbighorn9778 if you think of it as 11 beats then 7 is definitely a 1 to my ears

[@BiRDiEHere]

That's exactly how I count it! 12345 123456. I find it super easy! :)

[@Joghurtbakje]

i sort of stumbled on 11/8 while playing 5/4 on guitar and with these drums it sounds great! thank you!

[@KoraOSRS]

If 5/8 and 6/8 had a baby 😂 This is so groovy man, I first came across this video over 10 years ago while I was still at music college, every few years I remember and just have to scratch that itch, and god DAMN does that snare tone scratch it goooood

[@MostachoExperiment]

Pretty cool groove! It flows nicely!

[@weirdnout]

Oh yeah, saving this one to my favorites.

MY MAN THE SNARE TONE IN THIS

[@uncooked_ham]

Changing rhythm within a TS

[@MotricMedulation]

Fantastic groove!!!

[@Moregano]

Math Drums. 1234 views. Coincidence? I think not!

[@tgproductions97]

I’m getting early Phish vibes. Definitely the sort of thing young Fishman would’ve been playing around with.

[@Emaaone]

im in love

[@gregorymccoy6797]

Superb, Sir.

[@davethefosh7460]

People might say this "sounds" easy but this is so hard to play

[@NooshaSheep]

What on earth is going on in your head as you play this? I'm studying for a prog band that uses 11/8, 7/8 and 5/4 time signatures. It's tough enough keeping the basic timing up let alone throwing a goove in there. I can rock a 3/4 or a 4/4, and I'm starting to get a groove for 5/4 and slowly for 7/8... But 11/8, even breaking it down to 5 +6, still throws me. Obviously practice is key. But what else helps? Is there something you've heard or realised that unlocked something in your head that made 11/8 more doable?

[@vmdp8790]

you can try to write something more melodic over it to make it easier to do that since melodies are often easier to memorize

[@Rhizzome]

I do play but have never been properly trained, so this is definitely not ‘professional’ advice - but what worked for me was to count this as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 / 1, 2, 3, 4, 5…. and repeat that. As soon as I counted it as 6 then 5 then 6 then 5, it all seemed to click in my head and I was able to really play around with it. Hope that helps!

[@probablylinguini]

I believe that technically 11/8 should be subdivided into some combination of 3, 3, 3, and 2. The two can go anywhere in the chain but it should be in the same spot each time for consistency. For example ONE two three FOUR five six SEVEN eight NINE ten eleven and so on...

[@masterst3435]

Mario kart 64 kkk Love

[@ianmorales1940]

dude sweet track! May I use to back up a song of my own for bandcamp. Credits will always be given!

[@LEVRAN]

sick

[@johnbolongo9978]

This always reminds me of Bill Buford when he played with. king Crimson.....and laterr Yes.....stuff was just funky and sounds great.

[@annarosa4004]

I didn't notice the cowbell for like a full minute... so confused..

[@PCdistanceguidance]

Awesome - Love 11's . I'll upload my version soon. Your pattern is great !!

[@catvideos3249]

Don't say it DON'T say it DON'T SAY IT! ...MORE COWBELL!

[@DoubleDoubleU]

How did you record that? I don't see any mics but it sounds quiet good :)

[@devinvenne]

I'm guessing he used a zoom mic but don't take my word for it

[@TheJkirsch]

thanks alot!

[@ryananthony4840]

This is badass!!

[@z.s.n.]

This is perfect for the brutal shit ive been writing on guitar.

[@hasanzaibkhan686]

Fucking Legendary!🤘🏼

[@MysticMungusSlungus]

Nice left hand!

[@Black_Kakari]

amazing

[@micheadsstudio9462]

AMAZING

[@lostinaroom5551]

Math rock

[@newtfiles]

is it just me or does it sound like a bar of 12/8 and a bar of 10/8 just back-to-back repeated. either way it's dope I'm just tryna figure it out lmao

[@TheKrankHead]

may I sample this ma man?

[@forever3797]

This is amazing except for the cowbell which of course should be outlawed...

[@noone-jw4gm]

NO!! This needs more cowbells and shakers

[@musicaetudo1]

What model is this snare ? Sounds is amazing !!!!!!!! Your groove is Excelent !!!!!!

[@zombiefairy4786]

my brain hurts but i like it p.s. cowbellllllllllllllllllllllll

[@MMaggie3969]

Yo man How u doin?

[@CrayonWarrior]

I know this video is old and you probably don't use this account, but if would you mind if I sampled this?

[@spacecaptain112]

My guy may I sample for open mic Jams?

[@TheJkirsch]

James McNemar you may!

[@ralle3447]

Where is the 1

[@FreakyD763]

Yeahhhhhgh

[@andrewpires360]

can I sample this? I'll credit you

[@beny-tink]

🔥🔥🔥

[@C1c4da]

Is it okay if I sample this? I make electronic music so I plan on slicing them all up and adding crazy effects. So it wont just be a straight up rip off of your talent.

[@Nahelus]

when did you steal st anger snare from Lars?

[@3001jl]

Can i jam?

[@SuppleKingdom]

I still want to know what snare you are using.

[@TheJkirsch]

Sorry dude! Didn't see this until now, it's a Ludwig acrolite 5X14 from 1976. Coated emperor on top clear diplomat on bottom. Thanks for watching!

[@Tempestblade00]

WHAT SHARE IS THIS?

[@adamkemper5521]

How are you counting this?

[@MostachoExperiment]

Adam Kemper 6 and 5?

[@straattelus8378]

for 11 most people do 1-2-3 1-2-3 1-2-3 1-2

[@smitty31560]

Where does the 8 come from in 11/8? Thanks

[@baksidesteez]

The 8 means that he's playing in 8th notes. 11/8 comes from playing 11 8th notes in one measure

[@brendangreene1147]

Can I sample this?

[@gamer46653]

my parents are dead

[@ChrisBeandip]

can i use this in a song?