Using Multiple Meters
3,216 views · Published 10 October 2013 · 7:17 · Indexed 30 September 2026
Channel: Axe of Creation · 2013 · Music
My Truefire contest page: http://truefire.com/next-top-guitar-instructor/gregory-bolomey/ In this example, I am strumming a pattern that accents two different time signatures; 3/4 + 5/4. The drums initially accent this rhythmic feel but on the repeat they switch to a 4/4 feel against the guitar. The guitar could easily be written or felt as 4/4 but I feel the accent pattern of 3/4 5/4 feels much more natural. FOR ALL LESSON TRANSCRIPTIONS AND MORE CLICK HERE http://axeofcreation.com/?page_id=1336 If you enjoy and appreciate what I do here at the Axe the best way to support is to buy my music, lessons or donate anything you see fit. It all helps and all goes into making each video better than and better! Thank you for your continued support!!! Make sure to Like, Follow, and Stalk me everywhere you can... https://www.facebook.com/axeofcreation https://twitter.com/axeofcreation https://soundcloud.com/gbolomey http://axeofcreation.com/
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