Sufjan Stevens switches time signatures in his songs a lot. His song "All Delighted People" goes from 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 7/4 and 7/8. He makes it sound very natural.
The anyone trying to replicate the drums - I think his most common polyrhythm is a 4:3, was trying to figure out how to get that sound for a while and got it down tonight, I would recommend watching some real drummers drum it as well to understand it better, but 4:3 feels right
Wow this is such an awesome comment that provides a lot of value. Appreciate the time you took to state this. What did you do in the end that helped you with getting a grasp of using polyrhythms in your music?
@@brokenenglishprod I’m still pretty amateur at using them tbh but it was watching how drummers implement different ones into songs, because they would play the ones that actually sound good and explain afterwards most of the time, helped me get a feel for what type of groove I could go for if I did certain things etc
awesome video man! love the amount of references video game and all deathgrips. very interesting and keeps the theory there without overexplaining. subscribing for more!
Comment below on what other artists you would like for me to breakdown!
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Sufjan Stevens switches time signatures in his songs a lot. His song "All Delighted People" goes from 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 7/4 and 7/8. He makes it sound very natural.
that's interesting! I have not analyzed Sufjan yet. Maybe I should do one!
This was very unexpected but well appreciated! I love Quad and his production and I love seeing this deep dive. Great video!
Thank you very much for watching!
this was great cuz quadeca is like one of my favourite artists and is just a crazy producer, good video
Glad you enjoyed the video brother!
lmao i love how the video is straight to the point, no bullshit
We don’t got time for bullshit here boiiii
first time in a while i feel like i actually learned something! amazing video
Thank you very much! Comment an artist that you’d like to see next!
@@brokenenglishprod Dominic Fike 👀
Man that was good.. completely new inspiration. Really great
Glad you enjoyed the video bro!
we need more quadeca type beat tutorials I swear to god
yea more coming for sure.
It just takes a while to research and script.
Thanks for the patience!
@@brokenenglishprod LET'S FUCKING GOOOO
Finally got my recommendation. U a goat bro
Thanks for watching the vids Jay!
Great, precise descriptions and language. Thank you ken
My English has improved
The anyone trying to replicate the drums - I think his most common polyrhythm is a 4:3, was trying to figure out how to get that sound for a while and got it down tonight, I would recommend watching some real drummers drum it as well to understand it better, but 4:3 feels right
Wow this is such an awesome comment that provides a lot of value.
Appreciate the time you took to state this.
What did you do in the end that helped you with getting a grasp of using polyrhythms in your music?
@@brokenenglishprod I’m still pretty amateur at using them tbh but it was watching how drummers implement different ones into songs, because they would play the ones that actually sound good and explain afterwards most of the time, helped me get a feel for what type of groove I could go for if I did certain things etc
@@TitanDCSGO any specific videos you watched that you can link? I would love to watch them too!
awesome video man! love the amount of references video game and all deathgrips. very interesting and keeps the theory there without overexplaining. subscribing for more!
in terms of artists to cover : yeule (most interesting production), jpegmafia, dominic fike
I’ll add yeule and dom to the list. I made a Peggy video on my channel. You can check that out!
moreee plz
Awesome research and video!
Thank you for watching!
Quadeca evolution insane.
He is awesome!
i thought the intro of tell me a joke was 3/4 at around 140bpm and the rest of the song was 6/8 at 87bpm
You should make a "How To: Cuco"
I will add it to my list brother!
Brakence next please!!!!!!!!!
Will add him to the list brother!
W for Quadeca "W"
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pls explain how to do the vocals cuz i did 2 covers to his songs and i used flangus disortion and eq to sound like radio
sure! can you email me your demo at kenchee@brokenenglishprod.com ?
QUONKA DID
how to brakence maybe?... 😢
Yes I have him on a list already. Been researching which takes a while.
Sup
What’s up brother!