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Rhythm and theory

Connect what you count to what you hear. Use subdivisions and pitch relationships as practical tools, then test them in a riff, melody or arrangement.

A useful starting point

Connect what you count to what you hear. Use subdivisions and pitch relationships as practical tools, then test them in a riff, melody or arrangement.

Try this workflow

  1. Name the musical question or problem in one sentence.
  2. Use a guide or table to understand the mechanism.
  3. Try one tool or controlled change; note the assumptions.
  4. Listen or review the result and compare with your starting point.

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