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You should put this on spotify lol

amazing nice 🎉

Hola Jose, imagino que hablas Español. Just in case I will use English for every one else to understand. I like the music you compose and performed. There is something very powerfull about it that I can;t explain. These polyrhitmic combinations take the listener to an unexplored territory but very appealing indeed at the same time. It goes beyond recognizable music ideas and maybe into another domain, the domain of number combinations, harmonic geometry and it sounds magic to my hears. The harmony used is also very elegant and blends with the supporting rhythmic tissue. I would love to understand the underground arquitecture but for the time being i listen just with my heart, and it tels me this is great music, please keep on doing it 😊

That 30/16 (or 12+10+8/16) was sick

This is the exact video I needed but holy hell does it hurt my brain a little bit to practice this

As a pianist myself: hecking love this one as a composition and as a performance piece. I even bought the sheet music to try it out myself. I have been listening to this for past 2 years without getting bored: Only request: release moree!!

Great stuff

Practice starts at 5:31

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Thank you so much! Been looking for someone to explain it like this

This is just what I need. Thank you!

Send this to Kendrick for his next rap exposé

tooooo technical only he can undrsatand

Amazing

Incredible song. Heard it countless times. Please make an album and let us know where to buy it :)

Amazing song

Thank you so much for your videos. Polymeters make such nice music, but on youtube you find almost exclusively videos of people explaining what they are but never produce a song with them. What's the use of knowing what they areAre Tool and Meshuggah the only ones? (and Steve Reich)

Bro where are you nowadays. I just now discovered you😢

Thank you Sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

Can you show me how to take the chords and add rhythm to them?

I've been working on this for about a week (still a novice) and I'm barely at 40bpm. And I'm talking about the 1st module! Great video, I'm adding this to my daily practice routing.

It’s as if the music is constantly evolving since the poly rhythm keeps everything in a rather unsettled state. Great work, don’t even know how to approach creating stuff like this.

How you got the score? Some software or by ear?

I love your channel, however it is possible to play separate parallel rythms, but it takes years to master

I believe Tigran used this many times

I’m giving up man, as soon as even begin to move my right hand my left hand just completely fumbles every single time, this is just too much

I think this is good, the only thing I would add is encouraging the use of melodic shapes earlier on. Even being able to just play a quarter note melody to start can feel very musical, and, depending on the progression, will help you think more about the key and how to phrase a melody which are also important.

5:00

Excellent!

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Awesome 👍👍

this is so good! it mixed really well!

5:30 ; 6:24 ; 7:24

amazing！！！！！！！！！！！！！！

This is just what I needed!!! Thank you!

Click bait it happens naturally the more you play

As a drummer (and self taught pianist ;)) with a deep passion for limb independance, I have to say that you taught this thing perfectly. Using those small rhythmic chunks is indeed the best way to internalize any possible placement with any given ostinato. Congrats for your great teaching (and playing) skills ! 👏

Easier said than done

Is the bassline based on any existing song or style? It sounds good

Сам Скрябин позавидовал бы твоему мастерству владения полиритмами

Dear friend, where did you disappear to? Your channel is genius! Your videos are priceless! It's a shame you haven't released a video for 2 years now

Excellent!

Do you have any courses on paradiddles and parameters from beginners to advanced. This how I’d like to play as this rhythm runs through my body but hard to play on piano. Will be constantly practicing but if you have any courses I’d love to do as I’m a big fan of you and your paras and params are the ultimate best in RUclips.

To Groovetude - Thank you for putting together this innovative and extremely useful (albeit challenging) approach to developing hand indepen...excuse me... hand coordination. Hand coordination - particularly rhythmic hand coordination - is one of the skills I most struggle with developing as an intermediate keyboard player. I have always wondered if those who have mastered this simply have a differently wired brain that enables them to simultaneously monitor and control both hands. Or instead is it more a case of focusing on and having full awareness and control over the resulting COMBINED rhythmic pattern that is revealed by the individual rhythms playing together? It seems to me that the foundation of the exercises in this Groovetude video is in fact based upon the latter approach - namely to focus on the combined pattern that is revealed by the hands together. Is that an accurate observation?

Thank you for the great video!

Best music channel I've found, great work

Thank you for this!

youve shown me a whole new genre of piano. thank you this is dope

Polyrhythms are super cool... it's neat to get a look at just the instrumentals, without vocals. I'm still figuring them out, but they're super cool! Thanks for this :)

I had such a hard time after step 1 until I slowed it down to .5 speed. Was able to visualize where each note landed within the rhythm.