3 : 4
How to use the polyrhythmic metronome
First set the number of quarter notes per bar for each rhythm, for example for 3 against 4 type in 3 set the first rhythm to "3" and the second rhythm to "4".
Next set the BPM (beats per minute). The BPM is calculated against the rhythm with the highest number of notes per bar.
Once you have your settings ready click “Start”. You can adjust them at any time or press “Pause” to stop.
Now you can practice various polyrhythms at different tempos, this will strengthen your internal pulse and improve your time.
If you're having trouble playing a polyrhythm then slow it down and slowly build your speed up.
Latest from the blog
How Much Does A Drum Set (Acoustic & Electric) Cost In 2023?
You finally made the decision to buy a set of drums, but how much is the whole kit worth? A drum set will cost anywhere... Read more »
5A vs 7A Drumstick Guide: Which Stick is Right for You?
Like many drummers you might be wondering what the differences between 5A and 7A drumsticks are - and how they’ll affect your playing and your... Read more »
The Best Beginner Drum Songs (And What You'll Learn)
If you’re reading this article, you’ve decided to learn the drums. All I can say is, great choice! Now, I might be biased as a... Read more »
29 Amazing Drumming Statistics and Facts
Drumming is an integral part of many music genres, from rock and pop to jazz and hip hop. It’s a highly skilled and technical art... Read more »
How To Stop Drums Ringing And Getting A Tight, Controlled Sound
We as drummers have all heard it. It often gives the same emotion as nails on the chalkboard. You strike your drumhead and the sound... Read more »
How Long It Takes to Learn The Drums (For Absolute Beginners)
Learning an instrument is never a one-size-fits-all process — and that certainly includes the drums. I’ve been playing for nearly two decades now, and even... Read more »
