odd meters are boring?

Some hot tips that will help you to find some new rhythms and new ideas without having to change time signatures. This is the real math!
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[@edthomson2273]

I like your funny words, magic man

[@bungalo50]

should've put in a click track so we can compare regular 4/4 with what you're playing

[@andr3spcc]

Sick short man! Caant wait to see more

[@NameName-lv4lu]

This is a great way to think about odd time signatures, for example 4/5, 6/7 7/16, do this with Indian traditional t8ne signature, its fun

[@DylanWOWilliams]

I’m way too rhythmtarded to be able to do this. I understand it, but my brain and body have a hard time lining up. Doesn’t mean I won’t keep trying though.

[@haemolacriaa]

alex G songs mis and advice have a couple good examples of this but in 4/4

[@plainmilk3320]

Is there a full video on this where you play the guitar

[@JPeachyDev]

I’ve been in a grouping of homies in my subdivision if you catch my drift

[@Shadow8P]

Not math rock but Invent Animate uses this often in their tapping parts, Indigo off their album Stillworld has some great examples.

[@RK-rb2jr]

thx for your content, I appreciate it!
In the moment I am learning some licks from an older video of yours. And I really like the outro! It is an ambient piece with reverse guitar and bird sounds. You used it for a couple of months in between August of 2021 and January of 2022 I think. Is there a longer version available?

[@andr3spcc]

I conquer

[@OHBJJ9634]

This is similar to how meshuggah makes theyre stuff sound super wonky

[@yassinsuleiman655]

Hoŵ is the last a triplet grouped in four, to me that just sounded like a 4/4 beat. I'm not a musician whatsoever, have patience with my ignorance pls, thanks.

[@CeePritch]

Yeah it does in a way, it's all about how it fits into the rest of what you're playing. Because the lowest common factor is 12 between 4 and 3 this would be identical for 3 bars of 4 or 4 bars of 3. Make sense? The difference is where in a different signature it would cut off part way through in comparison to 4/4.
Edit: a diagram maybe help
1 2 3 4 | 1 2 3 4 | 1 2 3 4
Vs.
1 2 3 | 4 1 2 | 3 4 1 | 2 3 4
Means you can fit cool phrasings into different time signatures. It can give such a different feel to your music and separate out layers.

[@StuartMawdsley]

​@@CeePritchbeautifully concise explanation. Thanks!