4 Over 7 Polyrhythms
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Great lesson.i have learnt a lot of things i never
knew of when learning how to drum.
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Jared,
Im a beginner….never played drums before…I have a drum set..5 piece…I want to start up…can i learn the basics just by watching your online drum lessons or is it really important to have a teacher? Please reply!! Thanks
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when you make these polyrythms does the seven have to be the same combination of played and not played notes or can you make your own? for example instead of 1 2 3 four 5 6 sev (numbers being the played and the words not) or could you make it instead something like
1 2 three 4 five 6 7? please email back im quite confused!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good lesson, but in exercie 1 an 2(second time played in number 1, faster) you weren´t pñaying what was written, anyway, very good lesson, congratulations