Syncopation in pop/rock music – Open Music Theory
Posted by jpluimers on 2020/12/25
Because this is explained the basics of off-beat rhytms so well: [WayBack] Syncopation in pop/rock music – Open Music Theory:
Of course there are way more complicated things to do with it, so if you are into that, read the links below.
But if you are new, then listen and watch to the first video below the fold.
More advanced:
- Syncopation – Wikipedia
- [WayBack] Get Rhythm: All About Syncopation | Musical U:
Learn to play off, between, and around the beat! Our all-in-one syncopation guide will have you creating masterpieces with intricate rhythms in no time.
Oh, and I learned about bouncy metronome, which is a great tool on Windows:
- [WayBack] Check Out the Astonishing Bounce Metronome Pro
- [WayBack] Got it? Download Your Free Taster and Free Trial | Bounce Metronome Pro for Your PC, Laptop or Netbook – Windows Software for Musicians
- [WayBack] Features Overview | Bounce Metronome Pro for Your PC, Laptop or Netbook – Windows Software for Musicians: Bounce Metronome feels like having your own conductor to help you keep in time.. will help you to master any rhythm, simple or complex, including swing, drum, polyrhythms, mixed meters…Like following a conductor’s baton, the bounce visuals help you to keep precise time
–jeroen
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