Transatlantic - X. Pieces of Heaven(Live From Shepherd's Bush Empire, London) video free download

KyleJPie10

lmao Daniel getting so in to it

Paul Schmdit

Again.............WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!

Chris Whealy

The additive meter thing only works for irregular groupings of beats that are all of the same length. In your example, it would have to be 10+1+10+1/8 not 5/4 + 1/8 + 5/4 + 1/8. Anyway, its much easier to count to 11 especially if you use Mike Mangini's "Not Quite Double" approach. 11 is counted as 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 5 & 6 - dropping the last &. Count the cross stick beats this way and it all makes sense :-)

Benjamin.

@ASmallTurnip67 You're right, I'm sorry. Although I don't agree to the additive meter thing.. I believe that music is just arithmetic. Doing what I said is perfectly legit imo, I have no music theory knowledge however, but this is the way I think. Excuse me if I'm wrong.

Chris Whealy

@BenjaminProd Hmmm, you need to look up the definition of "polyrhythm" - its when two or more independent rhythms are played simultaneously. Here, if someone played say 6 across this 11, then you'd have a polyrhythm, but everyone's playing the same rhythmical structure. Mike is playing cross-stick on the snare on alternate odd beats of an 11/4 bar 1,3,5,7,9,11. BTW, its incorrect to designate a time signature of one beat in the bar unless its part of an additive meter - which this isn't

Benjamin.

@ASmallTurnip67 Those are not ACTUALLY 11/4, I mean, you could count them as such. But they are actually 5/4 + 1/8 + 5/4 + 1/8, those add up to 11/4, and you could play it straight-forward as 11/4, but it would become polyrhythmic.

Chris Whealy

Love the 8 bars of 11/4 at the start of this track. Mike Portnoy even helps you out by nodding his head on beat 1!

blackbloodyalex

LOVE THE DRUMS !!!!

akopocmichael

genesis? hehe :)

Daniel Tapia Cortes

my favorite prog part of this hole song =D

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