Syncopation. Part 2. Practice syncopation. Ties and difficult rhythms.

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Master syncopation with these exercises. Just tap on a drum or play C on your favorite instrument.
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[@solangefoley7413]

This demonstration is extraordinarily helpful to someone who, like me, was, until now, playing « by ear »
with a total disregard for the correct timing of scores, simply because I had not been taught it.
Thank you so very much for enlightening me. Your video is absolutely excellent and is teaching me to finally
Play with the correct rhythm.
Sokange F.

[@ryanandring2688]

Still can’t get it lmao

[@crutz3064]

i am the same type of guy like you.this is awesome! :)

[@Gatsbi]

We are leaving in a good age with this kind of good clear lessons for free with audio and visuals

[@Lennard222]

Those were 9 intense minutes

[@carlosandres7006]

Yes. A true workout

[@tony3313]

Excellent. It helps me focus where I am while I concentrate on my tonguing for the Trumpet.

[@teamyordle23]

This is the best exercise video I've seen thank you man. I'll make sure to add this to my regular practice.

[@judwatkins9478]

First time I've seen this way of teaching syncopation - and it works!

[@lucylunser2023]

i never understood syncopation until now, thanks!

[@jasonschenk3285]

The last 16th note after the 8th, and 16th note rests in the first measure of the final bar tripped me up for a second. Coffee helped. Great Video! Thanks! =)

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci, this is one I'll practice often.

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

I watched this early in my piano practice, I subbed to your channel, and found out I was unsubbed. Thankfully I found it again since you really have great practical videos.

[@pujanbantawa3784]

My gratitude for being in 2022💌 Thanks for the creation of this tutorial! 💌

[@RochelleJ1000]

This is exactly what I've been looking for, thank you!!

[@guillaumethibodeaux3580]

This was way more fun and entertaining than it had any right to be. Felt like I was playing a rhythm game. I mean, I was; but I wasn't expecting to.

[@citykids9555]

Over 90% accuracy, very helpful, thank you

[@kykym.1508]

Thank you so much for posting this ! Definitely going to help with my sight reading skills a lotttt

[@Cordy712]

Thanks. This was very helpful. Fun to do on guitar.

[@deepikaa24]

Very nice exercise. It was very helpful to me. Even now because starting I will do it. Thanks you

[@DiogoBrown]

very good! Back on the days we didn't have that at all...it was just a piece of paper...

[@hayastankhachatryan2655]

Diogo Brown right

[@gayathriananthakrishna5575]

Oh my God, I barely know anything about reading music. I took my time to figure out what was going on. But once I figured it out, it really seemed a fun way to learn syncopation. Definitely coming back to practice again.

[@travisdt]

wow.... I will play it at least 5 time to master it, and will come back again for sure. Thanks

[@elliotskunk]

how did you get on travis

[@kendrabrandon427]

Wow lol I’ve Been drumming for basically all my life (only 20) but I gotta say I’m really glad my high school band director really drilled us to learn syncopations 😭 this was super fun and I was so concentrated the whole time 👏🏾👌🏾

[@smitshah4794]

THAT WAS REALLY HELPFUL!! THANKS A MILLION!

[@fenjazz4]

Great just what I need thank you my friend

[@440vocalizaciones3]

Excelente video!!!! Gracias por compartirlo!!!! Thank you!!!!

[@ephraimpinckney2925]

I teach middle school band and this is great for growing young musicians.

[@marcospacheco2162]

Maravilloso!! gracias por el tutorial.

[@teemewgek683]

Practice with no pain, thanks again

[@vaclavhanusekv1717]

This is crazy. Love it.

[@Haha-q1u1b]

Really nice!! cant wait for Part 3 :)

[@wowerman]

This video would help anybody trying to write bass lines and lead instrument melodies.

[@RajibDeyMusic]

This is very helpful to develop my rhythm knowledge.
Thank you so much for making this video.

[@AvraKatabra]

These videos are amazing

[@TTMAcademy]

cool lesson..thanx for spreading the wisdom

[@jenniferlex9439]

thank you so much, it helps me to improve

[@derekjester1430]

THANK YOU SO MUCH OMG YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH THIS HELPED ME!!

[@EclecticEssentric]

Fantastic and wonderful.

[@starlighttone3545]

Awesome thanks ✨

[@pandalover8329]

Triplets are my kryptonite

[@chadbierman8058]

panda lover83 think “Trip-a-let” on triplets. That’s what one of my teachers said and it’s very helpful. God bless!

[@JS45678]

Don’t feel bad, Music is mine.

[@EclecticEssentric]

Or 1triplet 2triplet 3triplet 4triplet...

[@maximiliannorris3104]

Same. I usually say 1 la le 2 la le

[@maximiliannorris3104]

Or any 3 syllable word

[@marilynmcmillin6944]

Wonderful and clear!

[@diegocerpadiaz2917]

Gracias Muga por tanto ❤️ y gracias por el video 🙏🏾

[@พูนพระยา]

Thank you very much for the great exercise .

[@safapresley]

Very good

[@Hananguyen-n1e]

Thank you so much!

[@jefftrajano9865]

Very helpful

[@victoriaforbes5023]

Great exercises. Thank you so much.
Only wish that metronome wouldn't be as loud. 🙏

[@selimmarat]

Super! Sevgiler!

[@palfrayguitars2916]

Excellent tool...

[@88outro]

thank you so much for this.

[@etaaletaal256]

Merci beaucoup

[@hsharmony8]

Excellent

[@eyaelalemayehu1218]

Good job thank you!

[@dedeyoung1136]

Awesome

[@MusicManFernando]

Thanks

[@luigicasiean373]

Super!

[@mikoajgowczynski1082]

wonderful, thank you

[@chihlimbar2]

this is so fuckin awesome do more of this

[@chadbierman8058]

Thanks very much, very helpful! God bless!

[@fredrosas2575]

This ia great practice! Thank you

[@Vinroy]

Thanks!

[@aymanalsidi9494]

Good for practice

[@MusikeXavier]

This is great! Is there a syncopation Part 3?

[@VinodBelwal]

Superb!!!!!
I like it..

[@gloriamediadelhi66]

Superb..........

[@sequoyahcisneros8719]

The middle two on the last one, especially the upper middle one, screwed me over

[@danielpena209]

Amazing ❤

[@johnborrell9021]

Great video exactly the kind of exercise I've been looking for. Only problem is I can't find the first video. Is it still up
Thanks

[@pandazbasscover.1571]

nice gladly found this channel

[@helenlam1936]

Very good exercises indeed. It will be more helpful if you count out loud for us 😆

[@dnomdelopez1921]

Tyvm

[@JustFiddler]

matur suksma !

[@darrena.marcus8534]

Awesome practice. Any chance of creating a practice video devoted to the different types of triplets. I am struggling with crotchet triplets at the mo.

[@moh5en]

thanks a million very good♥

[@robertomunozfrancisco3293]

Esos tresillos son la neta!!!!!!

[@maximilianludwig4301]

Thanks so much. This is hard stuff

[@salsam7113]

Great

[@slimbohernandez2827]

omg.... this is so helpful.

[@gamezombie1013]

that was pretty metal

[@peanutsfrancavilla8549]

Nice

[@jairogil4370]

Muy bueno

[@Lucky_Pianist]

Superb

[@farshimelt]

First, you have to know how to count 1/4, 1/8 & 1/16 th. notes. Get the drum book: Ted Reed, Syncopation.

[@diegojaque8597]

Goes hard

[@divyasrimohan2566]

Tq ... It's really helpful for me...😅

[@pingpongpung]

OK so how do I get out of this trance again?

[@smorrow]

After exercises like this, my problem becomes not holding white notes for long enough. It's as if being "zoomed in" makes me forget how long long notes really are.

[@skirhir]

Awesome. Is the sheet available?

[@Timi-pn1tl]

4:51

[@PedroFernandesz]

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[@BoundInChains]

Good to come across metalheads in the comment sections of non metal videos lately. Lol

[@ambargabrielajesus3506]

What's the name of the song played in the beginning ?

[@poofbah431]

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When I am rappin
I got no time
I’m in the hamptons
I gotta shine
I’m into fashion
Be like sublime
Way I be…
Aye
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[@StiffCBV]

in this syncopation i hear Prodigy bass line

[@cirmaks]

Very good but it is best the voice human... Sugerencia🖒

[@Valkyri3Z]

I dont understand some of the pauses still have notes so how do you read them as pauses ? Sometimes even with a tying symbol attached. If the intention was to leave a pause why bother writing a note at all ?

[@fhtinawalton5499]

to sustain notes, create variety in music by short and long notes. If we have never played your music, we do not know how long to make the notes. do you want all notes to be same length? think of people lecturing that way.

[@alansimpson8962]

Hold it I think.i am having a flash back from my hippie days

[@jeancarlosolano3969]

Put this at 2 velocity lml!!

[@eleoralim900]

the more i try, the harder it gets

[@Viking-Guitarist]

i need some sleep now

[@elliotskunk]

sleep clears toxins from the brain sir viking.... no guitar battles can be won if ones brain is full of toxins.... sleep is the key step in fingers learning..

[@Hananguyen-n1e]

6:40

[@kyra7891]

Im so tired lol

[@josemariavarelaramos2926]

Rythmn ensamble.