(I jest, I jest. I don't have to count polymeters as low as 17.)
November 3, 2026 at 9:35 AM
(I jest, I jest. I don't have to count polymeters as low as 17.)
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Eurorack modular - Polymeters and polyrhythms and delicious nougat.
Eurorack modular - Polymeters and polyrhythms and delicious nougat.
October 18, 2026 at 7:35 PM
MoogLee42 is now streaming Music on Twitch: https://twitch.tv/mooglee42
Eurorack modular - Polymeters and polyrhythms and delicious nougat.
Eurorack modular - Polymeters and polyrhythms and delicious nougat.
fuck, i love polymeters
October 12, 2026 at 1:48 AM
fuck, i love polymeters
One of the best Carpenter/Howarth scores and the pinnacle of their love affair with polymeters.
September 29, 2026 at 6:45 AM
One of the best Carpenter/Howarth scores and the pinnacle of their love affair with polymeters.
CLKDRIFT — Elastic Timeframe. Interlocking drumming principles become generative electronic structures as shifting meters and subdivisions keep the grid in motion.
Elastic Timeframe by CLKDRIFT | Wired Moth
A ten-track rhythm study that keeps changing the grid without losing the body. Polymeters slide across one another, subdivisions breathe and trance…
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September 29, 2026 at 8:29 AM
CLKDRIFT — Elastic Timeframe. Interlocking drumming principles become generative electronic structures as shifting meters and subdivisions keep the grid in motion.
I love mine its an incredible device it just needed to have supported polymeters for the past 20 years lol. I dont understand how they ended up shipping without that. It's the most obvious thing to use the LFO routing for
September 18, 2026 at 3:35 AM
I love mine its an incredible device it just needed to have supported polymeters for the past 20 years lol. I dont understand how they ended up shipping without that. It's the most obvious thing to use the LFO routing for
he's complaining about the supposed rhythmic sameness of jazz, it's idiotic, by the bebop period they were already implying 3/2 polymeters commonly and people like lennie tristano went much further with accenting that implied odd meters. it's a truly illiterate argument
September 13, 2026 at 2:52 AM
he's complaining about the supposed rhythmic sameness of jazz, it's idiotic, by the bebop period they were already implying 3/2 polymeters commonly and people like lennie tristano went much further with accenting that implied odd meters. it's a truly illiterate argument
The Polymeters & Polyrhythms workshop is now online!
Learn Euclidean rhythms, phase shifting, odd-length loops & more.
Includes Euclidean Drifter, an exclusive Max for Live sequencer, plus a template and visual guide.
Watch the first 20 minutes 👇
sidebrain.net/product/poly...
Learn Euclidean rhythms, phase shifting, odd-length loops & more.
Includes Euclidean Drifter, an exclusive Max for Live sequencer, plus a template and visual guide.
Watch the first 20 minutes 👇
sidebrain.net/product/poly...
August 17, 2026 at 5:05 PM
The Polymeters & Polyrhythms workshop is now online!
Learn Euclidean rhythms, phase shifting, odd-length loops & more.
Includes Euclidean Drifter, an exclusive Max for Live sequencer, plus a template and visual guide.
Watch the first 20 minutes 👇
sidebrain.net/product/poly...
Learn Euclidean rhythms, phase shifting, odd-length loops & more.
Includes Euclidean Drifter, an exclusive Max for Live sequencer, plus a template and visual guide.
Watch the first 20 minutes 👇
sidebrain.net/product/poly...
This Sunday, August 16th, we’re breaking free from predictable loops and diving into Polymeters & Polyrhythms in Ableton Live.
More info & Tickets -> shorturl.at/9A6SY
More info & Tickets -> shorturl.at/9A6SY
August 13, 2026 at 5:05 PM
This Sunday, August 16th, we’re breaking free from predictable loops and diving into Polymeters & Polyrhythms in Ableton Live.
More info & Tickets -> shorturl.at/9A6SY
More info & Tickets -> shorturl.at/9A6SY
A rungler-inspired vocal synth that speaks in tongues. An envelope-shaping effect with polymeters and time you can skew and bend. Meet the new every something plug-ins (AU/VST3)!
cdm.link/every-someth...
cdm.link/every-someth...
June 3, 2026 at 3:57 PM
A rungler-inspired vocal synth that speaks in tongues. An envelope-shaping effect with polymeters and time you can skew and bend. Meet the new every something plug-ins (AU/VST3)!
cdm.link/every-someth...
cdm.link/every-someth...
Sadly no polymeters, you set one tempo and one time signature per project!
August 4, 2025 at 8:23 PM
Sadly no polymeters, you set one tempo and one time signature per project!
Polymeters - notably 3, 5 or 7 beats long bass patterns on 4/4 drums tracks, are a cheap yet powerful trick for jams.
Delay is the even cheaper rhythmic trick, though with much more experimental risk: don't experiment too far in a live context !
Delay is the even cheaper rhythmic trick, though with much more experimental risk: don't experiment too far in a live context !
The most hypnotic techno basslines..
YouTube video by SynthHacker
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June 21, 2026 at 7:25 PM
Polymeters - notably 3, 5 or 7 beats long bass patterns on 4/4 drums tracks, are a cheap yet powerful trick for jams.
Delay is the even cheaper rhythmic trick, though with much more experimental risk: don't experiment too far in a live context !
Delay is the even cheaper rhythmic trick, though with much more experimental risk: don't experiment too far in a live context !
No. We only play slow tempos with polyrhythms, polymeters, and odd phrasing. Sorry
May 23, 2025 at 8:03 PM
No. We only play slow tempos with polyrhythms, polymeters, and odd phrasing. Sorry
I've been hyperfocusing on deadmau5's entire discography for the past few weeks and lemme tell ya, NO ONE is getting that close to Joel's style with or without AI
There are so many nuances like borrowed chords and polymeters that you simply just wouldn't pick up on w/out proper music theory
There are so many nuances like borrowed chords and polymeters that you simply just wouldn't pick up on w/out proper music theory
June 4, 2025 at 1:11 AM
I've been hyperfocusing on deadmau5's entire discography for the past few weeks and lemme tell ya, NO ONE is getting that close to Joel's style with or without AI
There are so many nuances like borrowed chords and polymeters that you simply just wouldn't pick up on w/out proper music theory
There are so many nuances like borrowed chords and polymeters that you simply just wouldn't pick up on w/out proper music theory
Schlagzeuger nennen das: Polyrhythmus
😎🥁
Hier ganz nett erklärt, mit dem ersten Hörbeispiel bei ca. 01:28 und 02:42, und vielen anderen populären ... und was Musiker können, könnten Dichter sowieso ... 😎
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVDG...
😎🥁
Hier ganz nett erklärt, mit dem ersten Hörbeispiel bei ca. 01:28 und 02:42, und vielen anderen populären ... und was Musiker können, könnten Dichter sowieso ... 😎
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVDG...
Songs that use Polyrhythms & Polymeters
YouTube video by David Bennett Music Theory
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May 30, 2026 at 10:14 AM
Schlagzeuger nennen das: Polyrhythmus
😎🥁
Hier ganz nett erklärt, mit dem ersten Hörbeispiel bei ca. 01:28 und 02:42, und vielen anderen populären ... und was Musiker können, könnten Dichter sowieso ... 😎
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVDG...
😎🥁
Hier ganz nett erklärt, mit dem ersten Hörbeispiel bei ca. 01:28 und 02:42, und vielen anderen populären ... und was Musiker können, könnten Dichter sowieso ... 😎
www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVDG...
Why do people get polyrhythms and polymeters mixed up when there’s 90000000 annoying ads Jacob collier vids of him stroking his cock and spanking his arse in a 21:22 polythythm
May 28, 2025 at 7:33 PM
Why do people get polyrhythms and polymeters mixed up when there’s 90000000 annoying ads Jacob collier vids of him stroking his cock and spanking his arse in a 21:22 polythythm
It’s doubly impressive because Drumeo got Mike Portnoy, no stranger no polymeters, frustrated as hell trying to play it youtu.be/b3sEdST3D9E?...
Mike Portnoy Learns Impossible Danny Carey Drum Part
YouTube video by Drumeo
youtu.be
April 1, 2025 at 4:38 PM
It’s doubly impressive because Drumeo got Mike Portnoy, no stranger no polymeters, frustrated as hell trying to play it youtu.be/b3sEdST3D9E?...
[Music Production] Peter Kirn ➡ Chaotic vocals, polyrhythmic grooves — meet the every something plugins
Chaotic vocals, polyrhythmic grooves - meet the every something plugins - CDM Create Digital Music
Imagine crossing vocal synthesis with a rungler, vocal circuits entangling with each other like they're "speaking in tongues." Or enveloped grooves that bend and twist with liquid controls, shaped with tuplets and polymeters. Creator Jelle Akkerman is launching every something plug-ins today with two new tools, Glosso and Artikulation. Here's your guide to both.
cdm.link
June 3, 2026 at 11:00 PM
[Music Production] Peter Kirn ➡ Chaotic vocals, polyrhythmic grooves — meet the every something plugins
gives me the feeling of a journey so imaginative and unique what a great album for experiencing a strange world... also kglw plays with polymeters and polyrhythms and strange time signatures it's always so very pleasing to listen to music that displays mastery of timing and rhythm
September 7, 2025 at 9:26 PM
gives me the feeling of a journey so imaginative and unique what a great album for experiencing a strange world... also kglw plays with polymeters and polyrhythms and strange time signatures it's always so very pleasing to listen to music that displays mastery of timing and rhythm
scratch is pretty sick tbh i love this dark techno-y vibe the way i think abt music tho, this is just in 4/4 with the instruments sitting in polymeters around it
March 14, 2026 at 1:43 AM
scratch is pretty sick tbh i love this dark techno-y vibe the way i think abt music tho, this is just in 4/4 with the instruments sitting in polymeters around it
Most math rock bores the absolute tits off of me, so leave it to Steve Reich to create the genre's definitive work. Two bands of five people playing polymeters against one another. Ending gets me every time—that man knows how to fuckin *build* to a piece's conclusion.
2x5 by Steve Reich
YouTube video by Bang on a Can
youtu.be
July 15, 2025 at 10:17 PM
Most math rock bores the absolute tits off of me, so leave it to Steve Reich to create the genre's definitive work. Two bands of five people playing polymeters against one another. Ending gets me every time—that man knows how to fuckin *build* to a piece's conclusion.
Virtuosic microtonal guitar, a pedal board the size of a Cadillac, tight drums, loops and layers and polymeters, bonkers costumes, and a pocket deeper than the mines of Moria, Angine de Poitrine will fuck you up.
ANGINE DE POITRINE - VOL.1, by Angine de Poitrine
6 track album
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February 14, 2026 at 12:17 AM
Virtuosic microtonal guitar, a pedal board the size of a Cadillac, tight drums, loops and layers and polymeters, bonkers costumes, and a pocket deeper than the mines of Moria, Angine de Poitrine will fuck you up.
Most computer-based sequencers will let you edit the time signature to 12/8 or 5/4 or whatever, but none of them handle polymeters or polyrhythms really well.
>the hard way
Extremely relatable
>the hard way
Extremely relatable
October 8, 2024 at 5:06 AM
Most computer-based sequencers will let you edit the time signature to 12/8 or 5/4 or whatever, but none of them handle polymeters or polyrhythms really well.
>the hard way
Extremely relatable
>the hard way
Extremely relatable
