Making Sense of RIDICULOUS Time Signatures

In this week's video, we try to make sense of ridiculous time signatures.
#timesignature #musictheory #rhythm
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[@FGC-Option]

Love your channel, man. I’m a huge Tool/prog fan and a fan of writing music in Drop tuning, and this is the best channel of RUclips for learning those things. Thank you for all your content. You are making a positive difference in the lives of others.

[@ronswary]

Great information . I find the “odd” timings thrown in are easier if I’m not counting and going off of feeling instead

[@axeofcreation]

Agreed. Much easier to feel than to count. I find this more fun when creating rhythmical accent patterns. Heavily influenced by serialism.

[@jaredwilliams1031]

There's a Soundgarden song - I forget which at the moment - that has a 17/16 section and I've always wondered how to deal with that. Thanks!

[@derekspipesandcigars1892]

Thanks for the video

[@StealthPig42]

That was surprisingly simple to understand, great video man

[@TAWIDY]

Thanks for breaking it down! I really noticed the confusing jambi-type stabs when you broke down the 15/16 @ 5:33

[@axeofcreation]

Correct! When you double an odd number you end up with an even number. So has you repeat the patterns, you can play and "straight" beat or feel against.

[@TAWIDY]

@@axeofcreation I would love to see "CAGED in Drop D"!!!!!

[@jarroddevore4252]

Another dinger, bro!!! 🤘🤘🤘