This is a Basic Polyrhythm Lesson for the Drums

[@guillearacenag]

Maestro Gabriel: en mi caso, el problema con la clase anterior, no fue para nada la falta de un ejemplo visual que pudiera usted haber agregado, sino la falta de una práctica pausada y atenta de mi parte, enfocada más bien al análisis de "lo de fondo" (al "¿qué?") antes de pasar al "¿cómo?". Fue muy satisfactorio ver éste video y "sentir" que lo iba entendiendo a cada segundo. Muchas gracias 🙏🥁MAESTRO🥁🙏 por toda su ayuda y generosa entrega como siempre. Saludos desde Chile🇨🇱.

[@DrumTipTuesday]

Siempre me alegra crear contenido más profundo. Gracias por tus comentarios, siempre.

[@EmfEmf]

Pete Zeldman. I saw him do a drum clinic in London around 2001 at Drumtech, he was so advanced with showing and playing polyrhythms it felt like being back in maths class.

[@DrumTipTuesday]

Thank you for this. I'm not familiar I'll be looking this up.

[@DrumTipTuesday]

Wow! this... kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5Cuc2ucoLGEfck

[@xgreco]

Pete Zeldman was a beast and a pioneer. I got a lesson from a British student of his some years ago and the guy gave me material to work for a lifetime

[@xgreco]

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[@Progdrummer]

A lesson on the polyrhythmic rudiments would be greatly appreciated.

[@DrumTipTuesday]

Thank you for the idea.

[@Progdrummer]

Thanks Gabriel, great lesson .

[@DrumTipTuesday]

I'm glad you got something out of it

[@seanmcdonnell2971]

Really clear explanation thanks! Danny Carey always makes polyrhythms sound very natural

[@DrumTipTuesday]

He is a great drummer to listen to for this kind of thing. Thanks for reminding me. Now I’m in the mood for TOOL

[@adityatyagi4009]

Which Tool song best displays Danny's polyrhythm skills? Thanks.

[@seanmcdonnell2971]

​@@adityatyagi4009 the song invincible is a good example to check out

[@c3N3q]

This is very useful, but only when you're playing in 5/4. If you want to play in 4/4 and play 5/4 over it you'd have to remember the melody and be able to reverse it, or do the quintuplets. Or so i believe. Master of polyrhythm is actually Mistress Camille Bigeault . Even wrote a book on the subject called The Polyrhythm Odyssey. And of course Virgil Donatti.

[@DrumTipTuesday]

Thank you for dropping that name here. I just checked her out. It's cool.

[@c3N3q]

@@DrumTipTuesday Not a problem. Have you found this one in your search 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJLboIeslN9oodUsi=3VHBByZRrgSE0wvI. ?? 😘My favourite so far. 🧐 Also, another name occurred to me, Tesseract (Jay Postones) , have you heard of them? Very practical and sneaky use of polymeter. Plini, Gavin Harrison... Peace..

[@googlepigs7027]

Thankyou so much for the great lesson on polyrhythms, Nickolas Cage. Whoops ! I meant Gabriel. So Sorry.

[@Sean-vy3ev]

Where can I buy that drum pad you’re using ? Thank you.

[@googlepigs7027]

I asked him that in his first lesson on this. Its called a Xymox drum pad. Its cool, isnt it ? I'am getting one too. The stix are called vic firth M-Dawg. Thanks Gabriel, who looks and sounds just like a young Nickolas Cage !

[@DrumTipTuesday]

I think I need to hit up Xymox for endorsement. Everyone loves that pad, and I do too, it looks and sounds awesome.

[@ifount]

Endure a process of what?!?!! It’s just a metronome my brother! Thanks for the vid ;P

[@DrumTipTuesday]

I meant to say enculturation but tripped over my own tongue. It's the process by which an individual learns the traditional content of a culture and assimilates its practices and values. In drum line, often times, we would just get out some pads show one another what we were working on. This was a casual event that usually did not include a metronome.

[@jamcorjeff1]

Virgil Donati

[@DrumTipTuesday]

I saw him in Pittsburgh, he was awesome

[@edjones2199]

That’s how I learned it I will practice it with the five stroke, though I like that too

[@DrumTipTuesday]

Cool man, thanks for watching

[@edjones2199]

You should’ve played just the four and the five note, ! !- !-! -!