How fast can you read 3 basic rhythms? 🎵
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Here we have random combinations of 3 basic rhythms - quarter notes (crotchets), eighth notes (quavers) and sixteenth notes (semiquavers).
They're easy to play at slow tempos but you'll often have to read them at fast tempos too.
The exercises in this video increase by 20 BPM each time, starting at 60 BPM and ending at 200 BPM.
See how fast you can sight read and play them.
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My best was at 160bpm. I completely flopped at 180bpm but did surprisingly better at 200bpm. The faster bpm speed engaged more than the slower speeds. For this, I blame intense rhythm games
Yeah same but I had trouble with 160
This was a lot easier for me @@waterdesign9573
Mine is 300
Fastest I can play
@@Boo-iv7ypSo your Max is 300 huh
I have 4 years of drumline and jazz band under my belt. This brings me back man. Jazz band was essentially "here's the part, its 8 pages and has no less then 30 tempo changes and requires a ferret to play properly, think you'll be ready to play it in the next 5?"
As someone who is not musically talented and has never picked up an instrument nor read sheet music, I am proud to say I was able to read the text and numbers on the screen.
I started messing up on 120bpm😩will pratice again...awesome practice
that emoji tho?
@@ionlygroommymy2cats 🥴🥴
im so glad i found this channel! i'll be practicing these in preparation to my orchestral audition!
Awesome! Still finding my way with music so tripped up around 100. These are great learning tools. Starting to see that for me the sticky point is the gap between the last note of a set and the first note of the next set
Fantastic, so I was right that I cannot side read to save my life. Perfect!
You’re in the right place if you want to practise 😆
I was able to follow along and knew what to do, even during the obscenely high-BPM bars.
Playing those 16th notes is a different story...
It wasn't until after I swapped videos to something else that I realized I accidentally still had this video playing at 1.75x speed. I was confused how so many people were claiming to succeed through to the end, but it makes so much more sense now.
No way anyone is doing the last few levels at 1.75x speed 😂
Lol that would mean the bpms are 105 to 350
Pretty solid at 200, however the straight 16ths kinda get me cause I don’t have the best singles
Play though Stick Control pg 5 but every time you repeat a hand, fill in the other hand. So L L becomes LRL and R R become RLR. Eight notes become sixteenth notes. Start slow and work up the tempo. Play each line 4 times, then 2 times, then 1 time, make sure you do the fill ins on repeats and moving across lines. Your singles will get much better after doing this for a bit, and it engages your brain and forces you to look ahead which will improve your reading.
i just played them as doubles
Daaamn, never realised how bad I'm in rhythm, gonna practice it somehow
Don't be too hard on yourself. It's much more difficult to sightread things at such high speeds. I started messing up at around 160. Keep practicing!
@@colescroggins2896 thank you! Practicing these exercises for a while I realised I became better at this, so I don't push myself hard
@@Alex_Gid it always helps to start slow and then speed up if you are struggling
@@lightningstar0379 yeah, that's how I practice now, thank you!
Super. Gotta do this one a few times - untangle those fast 16th notes.
thanks so much for this content, im learning piano and, even tho i have a good rhythm, im still learning to read the sheets and tempo things, this is helping a lot
I did OK. I started to struggle at 140 but didn't mess up too much. It was only at 200 where I completely fell apart.
I got all the way to the end. It helps that I’ve been drumming for 5 years but yknow, it was worth trying this
I surprisingly got through all of these. I struggled on 160, had no trouble with 180, and then had to try a 5 to 10 times on 200 to get it but I made it.
I can do all of them, this was so much fun, thx for uploading this :)
the double stroke roll came in clutch at the end
Love the speed!
this is the best double tonging to single tonging transitions i've used in a while once it goes above 180 bpm
Good lessons 👍
200 wasn’t clean, 180 was pretty close! I love these videos, really helping me learn the drums/music in general - thank you! :)
Nailed all first try, you should add quintuplets in your next vid
I love how playing along until 180 bpm is possible. The 16th notes become so fast that there are like rolls.
Today was the day that I realized that percussion section actually deserves respect.
what i learned from this is that i suck at reading music, well, practice makes progress
140 is my limit
I came back the next day after practicing and im now to 160
I was fine through 160 managed to follow at 180 and got lost at 200. Id say that’s pretty good considering I have not played my instrument very much the last few years
as a tuba player i am shocked that i not only made it past 60, but made it to the very end
it caught me at 120 BPM- i could read it, and i know what beat it was, i just couldn't act it out the right way 😭😭
Why did I feel the need to bring out my trombone of all things
That was fun 😊
Sick beats
I LIKE that!!!!!
100-140 is just the right degree of difficulty Surprisingly, even though there are no rests 😂
I'm a percussionist and managed to get all the way to 200 without problem
im a drummer and i skipped to 200bpm and sightread it perfect 1st try but its always interesting to see sightread rhythms from non-drummer perspectives
I'm a drummer so.... I think i complete it. Anyways great vid !
Im a grade 1 piano student and i couldnt read much on 120bpm already he he. I plan on coming back to this video onces ive graduated to grade 2 or maybe grade 3 and see how much ive improved
Good start! The more you read the fluent you get 😎
😂😂😂 this was fun!! Thank you
180 was about where I could be lol
I a percussionist, this was an easy W
I should show this to my band detector so he can show it to all the others in band cause they struggle with rhythms which are pretty simple .
Band detector? What is that?
@@bernardetecarneiro9220 I misspelled band Director
the power of subdividing
Got up to 180bpm fine and noped out at 200bpm lol
5 years in percussion and I did all of them
After successfully completing all subsequent steps, I understood that the video was sped up twice.
The last bit is basically a single stroke roll for 3 beats
1:01 I can’t stop singing ram Sam Sam 😂
Did all of em
Got better at it each time until 200
Started to mess up at 180, 200 got me losing braincells 😂
I got to 200 to say the least it was pretty hard am going to see if I can try this on a piano.
Use double stroke rolls at the higher tempos
Good idea to practise this
*Laughs in percussionist
osu is why i nailed 180 & 200
Trying to get back I to playing music after a number of years and while some of the faster rhythms (120bpm) were fine, slower rhythms completely tripped me up. I don't want to talk about 180bpm.
A one point it wasn't that I couldn't read it, it was that I couldn't tongue that fast (playing the flute).
I was chillin up until 180
200 got me
As A Drummer This is basically just a test of how fast and alos how clean you can play 16th notes. The rest is more or less piece of cake with some mistakes here and there. After 220 It becomes really hard tho
180 got me trippin’😊
I've only played all the way up till 140bpm in our marching band and after that I won't even try to go faster
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I feel like I just can’t count anything at 200bpm. 180bpm was my best
I was a bit slow at 200 bpm, but I can read it
200 caught me off guard 😅
Maybe if i had my sticks instead of my hands i could've done a little better
I was just thinking I need to practice part of one of my songs that is 16th notes at 160 bpm. I might die
140 as a beginner
Wind players💀
My best was 180bpm I had to double toungue
Couldn't get the 200 on my trumpet 💀 got the rest pretty well though
i've been a percussionist for 10 years now, over half my life, i did better at 200 than i did at 60 😂
I only managed to get everything correct on the 5th one, i knew my rhythm was bad..but not to this extent..
i noticed the faster tempos are much easier for me to get accurately than the slower ones. Is this normal?
Sometimes slower tempos are harder to play accurately because there’s more space between the notes
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messed up at 160
I keep accidnelty doing the rythem too many times in a panic
me trying this on trumpet
First mistake at 160, one more mistake at 180, missed about 20-30% at 200.
im a brass player and after 140 i was messing up really badly
my best was 200 bpm
120 BPM is my limit :O
Sight read everything up to 200bpm, then messed up. Not bad.
I had done 180 on alt saxohpone bruh
dci made this easy
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I got to 160 but I’m on my 2nd year of playing
180, almost 200
i mean to be fair im a percussionist with 5 to 6 years under my belt so its a little unfair but it was kinda easy lol
Where are the dotted 16'th notes/sextuplets?
I got lost on 160
i got to 180
Yep. Rhythm notation. Check.
my best was at mid 100
Page 13 is 4.6x a/z zero 4/0 ok
16th notes at 200= a roll pretty much
Yeah pretty much a single stroke roll at that point
i got up to 180 but 200 killed me💀😭
200 gang
I'm embarrassed.......
I messed up at 80 :(
But did good at 100 XD
And failed at 120