Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Playing in odd meters can be challenging, especially when you get into the bigger numbers! I made it a mission for myself to try to find the grooves that sounds as natural and as "danceable" as possible.
Here's 3 ideas of grooves you can play in 9/8 in 3 different sub-divisions
First: 3+3+3
Second: 5+4
Third: 4+5
Which one is your favorite?
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Playing in odd meters can be challenging, especially when you get into the bigger numbers! I made it a mission for myself to try to find the grooves that sounds as natural and as "danceable" as possible.
Here's 3 ideas of grooves you can play in 9/8 in 3 different sub-divisions
First: 3+3+3
Second: 5+4
Third: 4+5
Which one is your favorite?
Make sure you subscribe to the channel to get notified of new music and videos
More Music:
beacons.ai/shwesmo
FB: facebook.com/shwesmo.music
IG: instagram.com/shwesmo/
Odd Meter Backing Tracks: https://asymetrix.shop/










