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Subject: 7/8 sequencing?
Original Message Date: 28-Nov-99 @ 08:19 AM - 7/8 sequencing?
Message 11/19 05-Dec-99 @ 05:57 PM - RE: 7/8 sequencing?
I don't know how it will sound because I made this with the 16step drum-matrix from scratch. Play it on 85 BPM (or 170 BPM for a junglism-chaos).
Please let me know if you like or hate this 7/8 groove.
I very busy with R.Sized groove-games, and use a lot of the above concepts. Bye!!!
Message 12/19 13-Dec-99 @ 12:31 AM - RE: 7/8 sequencing?
check Lamb, especially Fear of Fours (Get it! thats funny huh...)
but also check first album too...some of the beats are very jungly and in very wierd time signatures...count it...
FAB
Message 13/19 26-Dec-99 @ 11:11 AM - RE: 7/8 sequencing?
Message 14/19 26-Dec-99 @ 11:24 AM - RE: 7/8 sequencing?
Message 15/19 26-Dec-99 @ 04:20 PM - RE: 7/8 sequencing?
Message 16/19 26-Dec-99 @ 05:08 PM - RE: 7/8 sequencing?
Tehais 1 & 2 in 4/4 time. The notes of the each tehai are 16th notes. These are very simple ones used as fills or to end rhythm solos. Notice that they both end on 1 and have equal spacing separating the 3 parts.
They can start from any beat. I like the second type because the second of the 3 feels syncopated. This is sometimes called turnturtle. Don't ask me why. I guess because the 2nd one is flipped over rhythmically. Of course they can be put together as 128th note rolls or dotted 8ths or one could take out the middle note of each of the 3 in tehai 1 to make it feel different. Just as long as they are all identical. That's the basic idea anyway.
Message 17/19 02-Jan-00 @ 05:54 PM - RE: 7/8 sequencing?
By taking of some eight notes you create an odd-meter drum-loop. for example:
4/4 minus 1 eight note gives 7/8
2 bars 4/4 minus 6 eight notes gives 10/8
It's possible to cut,copy and paste whatever you like and stick it to getter to get a strange new beat.
Happy 2000/1 (odd or even!)
Message 18/19 02-Jan-00 @ 06:29 PM - RE: 7/8 sequencing?
Message 19/19 02-Jan-00 @ 06:59 PM - RE: 7/8 sequencing?
the foundation of all riddim it time...and the time between events of both different and like nature....just food for thought...
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