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Its a little bit misleading to show them as eleventuplets. The physical education guitar chugs hit on a pattern (in 16th notes) of: 67676 This makes 32 total which allows it to be felt as 4/4. The modulation Matt plays basically puts 4 16th notes where the 6’s are, and 5 16th notes where the 7’s are. Thats why it feels like it slows down. 45454 = 22, which is where the 11 comes from. This shift from 6 -> 4 and 7 -> 5 isnt a perfect ratio, meaning the new 16ths slightly speed up and slow down. But, Matt’s own words, “it’s close enough to ‘bastardize’ it into sounding as one smooth pulse.” Hope that helps.

that’s a great quote. sounds like something along the lines of “learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist”, and that’s jazz/prog af

@@brohan24 for sure, it’s one of the sickest modulations I’ve heard and fits the nature of the song perfectly. Just learning his thought process for it alone made me a better and more creative player in what I write. This is one of those instances where his MIDI programming skills def programmed it to hear if it would be cool before he ever tried to play it.

Why/how?

@boudewijnlamper Ive been accustomed to a glock mounted on the xylo And it makes sense for you because you have a really good pedal glock, but still kinda goofy to look at lol

@@rocinanteferox4267 Having the setup in reverse (with the pedal glock) makes much more sense though. I was once a member of a group in which the glock player had to manually mute his notes on the glock with his fingers. A pedaled glock is more logical.

@boudewijnlamper Maybe sometimes I'm only a high school student so I'm not exactly an expert, but in my FE we have an old Deagan glock mounted on an acoustalon xylo With decently soft mallets that blend with the vibes well, he doesn't have to mute at all Honestly though the horizontal setup sounds most convenient

@@rocinanteferox4267 I guess it depends on the context, and in some cases it might indeed not make much of a difference. Still, if the option is there, a pedaled glock gives you more musical possibilities/enhancements.

Guitar players can’t also play guthrie stuff 😂😂

ooooo and that hip meter change percussion weirdness stuff at 0:45, I love that

Yes it is

Sure thing! You can email me at boudewijndrums@gmail.com. Just tell me what country you're located and we can set up a price.

A combination of ear, piano and an app called “Transcribe!”. If you’re into analyzing music Transcribe! is a great tool that helps you find notes and chords, and slow down and loop parts.

@@boudewijnlamper Thank you

Because that wouldn't be accurate. Eldar is playing 5-note groupings within the time span of 3 16th note quintuplets. Another (in retrospect, perhaps easier) way to transcribe this is by using dotted 32nd note quintuplets. These last exactly as long and then you wouldn't have to use nested tuplets.

​@@boudewijnlamperWhat? I got even more confused with your explanation.

@@bazingacurta2567 What part of my answer is unclear to you? I'll try my best to explain it.

​@@boudewijnlamperI understand it now. It's just a fiendishly complex rhythm. Now I'm wondering how the hell you managed to figure this out.

@@boudewijnlamper This is great work, man! What software do you use to transcribe, if I may ask?

Thanks! And yes, this solo is improvised! Be sure to check out his own trio. I haven't seen anyone play like him, he should be way more famous than he is.

For as far as you can call this 4/4 hahaha

@@MeDoMeer it is 4/4 tho

Thanks! Me too, I was so excited to wait for them to release a record and tour :(

I think I got most of it down in 10 hours, but getting the chords and harmonic analysis right probably took another 10!

@@boudewijnlamper great stuff

Thanks! I'm sorry, I only transcribed the solo :(