Rhythm Practice with 32nd Notes!

[@narennarumanchi6198]

if you get stressed out with these this is literally so soothing thanks dude

[@markofmanymonikers679]

Thanks to this, I am no longer about to have a crisis. I finally know how to play the funky notes with three lines.. Now marching band is gonna be a breeze- thank you, Saher!!

[@Zero_Ego]

Thanks for the tutorial. New subscription because I love that you put white notes on black background. I wish more and more people would do this. Our eyes can only take so much white light.

[@mobass48]

Hi Saher
You've made the task of subdivision one of the easiest I've seen.
Thank you so much for your insight!

[@paulomarins2576]

I not speak english but very like....

[@johnz4607]

no you already spoken

[@khalnayakji]

@@johnz4607 written

[@lincolnclarke6027]

are you better at english now?

[@manosliapakisthestormrider8099]

@Wes K. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@kennyadedayo8550]

Very feel

[@nicholasgrijalva]

really appreciate this. The faceless voiceover throughout the video with that sort of "talk whisper" is lowkey really soothing to listen to, just saying.

[@zoezhu2443]

Yes, very satisfying

[@susiehodge1658]

Thanks!

[@maestro2033]

This has helped me tremendously. I didn’t believe that this was how Musicians studied rhythm.

[@Projoy_Dutta]

Sir...you are a hero.. respect & love from heart ♥ you cleared my doubts & problems in 9 minutes.... finally demisemiquaver concept is clear.. ♥

[@geoffmapaya4482]

The most effective rhtythmic studies around!

[@hh6885]

thank you so much for making and sharing this valuable rhythmic pattern which was a little bit tricky for me!

[@earfulaudio5199]

You are a very talented person.
Thank you for posting.

[@danielbrown3355]

I love your voice so much

[@daniel_Kings16]

brilliant as always! Thanks alot Saher! Your videos have helped me alot with my rhythym counting.

[@jfritz9133]

I’m trying to play blasteroid by mastodon so this helped

[@GayatriGhazal]

Thanks a lot ! Respect from India

[@angwejoseph4043]

This lesson has taken me a step ahead.It seems to determine more our African traditional music rhythm.

[@jfroyston710]

Useful

[@Universe2929]

🌹🌹🌹Your Voice And Presentation is Devine..!
LOVE FROM INDIA 🌹🌹🌹 - Shrirang Kshatriya, Violin and Sitar Student Mumbai Maharashtra India

[@akash.s.manikandan9724]

Please give a count like 1 2 3 4 or simply 3 4 so that we can perform along

[@griffisdead4225]

Kendy Aw that’s why you see most drummers count like this

[@keibee2792]

You re my Savior sir thanksss alottttt

[@sourabh6900]

I loved your Intro so much

[@RobertColley-k5y]

Thank you so much.

[@rameethhavenkatesh9531]

Thank you for the video! Really helped me

[@dtgiabao9915]

Thank you so much. Now i know how to practice the right way

[@haoKatherine]

This helped a lot

[@MANNY100123]

Thank you as always, Saher!

[@liongroove3301]

That's really good tip!!

[@vincenzovedovato4484]

SUPERTOP ON THE WEB !!!

[@AAsisters84]

Great video! Really helped me understand what my teacher is saying lol! Love your voice btw. :)

[@brasilnopoder818]

You're genius

[@gwynvolt8452]

I really appreciate this. It helped me so much understanding rhythms and timing! Thank you thank you thank you

[@navyathareddy3761]

Extremely useful Saher!

[@nathanwilliams9695]

Thanks so much helps

[@p.samueldevaratnam7914]

Very wonderful brother very useful to the students

[@Sulawjay]

Super useful thanks!

[@somaysharma3295]

bro ur voice is amazing

[@laviolist]

Lifesaving

[@dedede5586]

this actually really helped! thank you!

[@jimmycruz3309]

Thank you, another great video!!!!!!!!!

[@WaluigiPlushBros]

I’m currently trying to play this on trumpet & my tongue is not happy

[@heartland3887]

very good for all tutorials

[@yeyintaung9837]

Thanks

[@isaaharel3395]

I just go 1 e n a 1 e n a really fast it always counts to 8

[@SaidAziz]

AMAZING; thank you Saher 👍🏻

[@arccreation8317]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@modenelalivintrumpet9585]

you're the best

[@SaxApostle]

God bless you greatly

[@valmontsibbo]

Thank you much appreciated

[@nuke97]

Love this.

[@harish9913]

you are did great job..

[@boujiatexas1870]

Thanks bud

[@fourdaysdead]

thanks there is a playback speed option

[@TaxCollector89]

In my school, we count sixteenth notes as mi-ssi-ssi-ppi

[@marselmusic]

danke, Gaither & Salt

[@r1bayside276]

This is ducking hard. I just learnt a five stroke roll.

[@hsin-yushih7456]

sooooooo useful!!!!

[@braziltokyoschool]

I love fast ... Sixty-fourth note is my favourite

[@Thesouthlandfamily123]

I got bitten by a dotted sixteenth notes and I almost died from that one I got to an ER I was rushed to the hospital unconscious and I was turning blue and not be able to breathe properly cause something was blocking my airways I was so confused I thought I had died on Kennesaw arm right away that I know that I wasn’t sixteenth note but instead it was 32nd note

[@robertge648]

keep expecting the SHAFT theme to break out

[@mohanadalfatih]

You are amazing
I wish you happiness
Mohanad from sudan

[@UndergrounDVisionS]

thanks sir will be waiting for time signature video....

[@manosliapakisthestormrider8099]

I don't know tho but i love hes voice

[@parveenkatyal8304]

Plz would it be possible if you Can label a staff with 1 e and a format?

[@Thesouthlandfamily123]

Hello

[@glace963]

64ths?

[@ahebeshere5842]

Lol I still am looking at the cadenzas in Nocture like: alright, do measures 6-7. It’s -not that- hard.
I just need to figure out how to also play the correct notes and not c-c-c-c-c-c-c-c

[@miguelacevedo9266]

keeping the metronome click during the practice parts would be useful

[@richiethais8442]

0:53 I am using this for mw

[@andrey_bassplayer]

- Great) Thanks)

[@Thesouthlandfamily123]

Oh my gif I think going to die

[@SamanthaFilipovic]

thanks for my daily dose of asmr

[@matthewvarney6214]

Oh yeah

[@keianamoore7960]

So how do you do this with a pick? This might be a weird question, but I feel like it’s too loud when I try to play it

[@surajchaturvedi9646]

Thanks for

[@joecool415]

Could you do a video on 7/4? Also a video of imposing subdivisions of 7, 9 and 11 in 4/4?

[@njkdrums6241]

So it’s basically if I counting it out it’s one e and a one e and a two e and two e and three e and a three e and a four e and a four e

[@sinx1979]

how to play 32 notes with a tempo of 100 bpm? I was very difficult at all thank you

[@sinx1979]

with paradiddle

[@Aasifmusic]

first viewer+ commenteer✌😍♥

[@jawilwatkusilitingchannel3217]

Good

[@MiaBella-b4r]

Everyone in the comments section low-key feeling some type of way

[@vanshpuri3836]

hi rishaan

[@orionacdfghelmxacvebnmakl]

septuplets will kill me .

[@Natsuki_Cover]

7:34

[@armando534]

👍

[@aswathymohan5423]

👍👍👍💝

[@Someone-ig7we]

God on piano these are nightmares for me...

[@njous1990]

shit.. i still dont get it XD .. fk its so fast

[@blazebeats6019]

Nicesir

[@Milaynos]

Still hard 😂😢

[@tadbiscuit2042]

society

[@PIlotrcm]

Not quite my tempo...

[@vanshpuri3836]

hello i am class

[@jfroyston710]

First

[@ER2T-7212]

"tatatata tatatata" hahahhaa

[@fernandofelipe6673]

Thanks !