Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 13 minutes ago

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Hey everyone!


[Music challenge]

This is amazing how a pattern of a different group of notes can change a groove. See how it sounds different with a 3's hi hat and then with a 4's hi hat! And when the kick joins the dance it makes it even more evident.
If you ever feel inspired to compose music on this, please share and let's have fun 🙂

The notation is available on my website: camillebigeault.com/shop/videotranscriptions

Recorded, filmed and mixed at Studio Cuadra
These are the Remo Inc. colortone heads (color red).


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If you wanna dive deeper into how to create and master this kind of original rhythm, and use polymeters in your playing, compositions and creativity in general, I wrote a drum method, The Polyrhythm Odyssey, dedicated to it. You can find it here:

Printed English version: hudsonmusic.com/product/the-polyrhythm-odyssey
Ebook English version: camillebigeault.com/shop/thepolyrhythmodysseyebookeng
French printed or ebook version: camillebigeault.com/boutiquefr

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To anyone that would like the related DRUMS SHEET

An already-written sheet gives the answer. It's by trying to write it yourself that you will understand how things interlock together and that you'll make some concrete progress! Don't hesitate to DM me on instagram so I can check if you got it right.
But if you don't wanna bother, you can buy it straight away on my website:


camillebigeault.com/shop (if the sheet don't appear in the available choices, please contact me on my website)


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