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Rhythm and Time Feel

With Tom Quayle, Al Joseph, Chris Feener and 2 more
Intermediate-AdvancedFusionRockRhythm 6 tutorials37 lessons1h 22m

Build rock solid timing. Feel the pulse, keep the groove while you improvise, then take on triplets, odd meters and tricky rhythms.

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6 Tutorials

  1. 1 Tutorial · 8 lessons · 13m Time Feel Concepts Al Joseph In this tutorial, we are going to use the various subdivisions of 4/4 time to improve on our sense of time. Here are the subdivisions broken down: 1/4 Note, 1/4 Note Triplets, 1/8 Note, 1/8 Note...
  2. 2 Tutorial · 12 lessons · 17m Time Feel - Working your Internal Metronome Tom Quayle Hi guys! Welcome to this tutorial - a lesson all about developing your internal metronome and time feel. Time in music is without a doubt the most important aspect of your playing. This has been demonstrated...
  3. 3 Tutorial · 5 lessons · 21m Keeping the Groove in Improvisation Richard Lundmark Welcome to Keeping the Groove in Improvisation! Keeping the groove and keeping it "in the pocket" so to say, are essential skills when improvising, especially in funk-rock, funk or fusion, where rhythm is of...
  4. 4 Tutorial · 4 lessons · 3m Triplet Fun! Chris Feener Hey everyone! This month, we're taking a look at triplets. Triplets (like any other tuplet) offer a very distinct rhythmic sound. The focus of this month's tutorial is taking our triplet runs to the next...
  5. 5 Tutorial · 5 lessons · 22m Odd Meters Nick Granville In this lesson I show how to approach playing in 5/4. Odd meters are not as scary as most people think if you have some kind of concept. This idea of this lesson is to give you that concept. I use the classic...
  6. 6 Tutorial · 3 lessons · 5m Mystifying Your Rhythm Chris Feener   Mystify Your Rhythm PART I: Hey fellow IGers! This month's lesson is kind of a throw back to an earlier tutorial of mine entitled "Creating Your Own Pulse". I wanted to approach something that tends to...

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