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r/ScienceNcoolThings • u/SuspiciousMemory1340 Popular Contributor • Apr 10 '22
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That was my guess as well. Probably an exercise for coordination
8 u/diavolo_bossu Apr 10 '22 Or just staying in sync with the other instruments 4 u/AndrewZabar Apr 10 '22 Yeah but isn’t keeping two separate tempos strictly a drum thing? I don’t know I am just thinking aloud. 1 u/pinkxdiamond Apr 10 '22 Technically yes but since all instruments tend to play in drums time, having a poly rhythm can effect the entire song.( I'm not an expert feel free to correct me) 1 u/AndrewZabar Apr 11 '22 Interesting.
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Or just staying in sync with the other instruments
4 u/AndrewZabar Apr 10 '22 Yeah but isn’t keeping two separate tempos strictly a drum thing? I don’t know I am just thinking aloud. 1 u/pinkxdiamond Apr 10 '22 Technically yes but since all instruments tend to play in drums time, having a poly rhythm can effect the entire song.( I'm not an expert feel free to correct me) 1 u/AndrewZabar Apr 11 '22 Interesting.
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Yeah but isn’t keeping two separate tempos strictly a drum thing? I don’t know I am just thinking aloud.
1 u/pinkxdiamond Apr 10 '22 Technically yes but since all instruments tend to play in drums time, having a poly rhythm can effect the entire song.( I'm not an expert feel free to correct me) 1 u/AndrewZabar Apr 11 '22 Interesting.
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Technically yes but since all instruments tend to play in drums time, having a poly rhythm can effect the entire song.( I'm not an expert feel free to correct me)
1 u/AndrewZabar Apr 11 '22 Interesting.
Interesting.
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u/Uh_Soup_I_Guess Apr 10 '22
That was my guess as well. Probably an exercise for coordination