Polyrhythm Explorer im Vergleich zu BRS Quartet BRAZIL Play Along Nutzung und Statistiken

Master Polyrhythms with Ease—No Prior Knowledge Needed... Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced musician, Polyrhythm Explorer provides you with everything you need to understand and master polyrhythms.  Polyrhythm Explorer features:  - Written guides and video tutorials teach you what polyrhythms are and how to understand a polyrhythm step-by-step.  - Linear and Grid Layout Modes: Easily visualize how two rhythms interact with each other in a polyrhythm. See how the rhythms relate to help you understand them. - Voice Count: Isolate one rhythm or the other in a polyrhythm and hear it counted out loud.  - Full-Screen Mode: Hide controls for an immersive, focused learning experience. Perfect for creating videos teaching polyrhythms. - Customizable Sounds: Experience polyrhythms on a drum kit or as melodic keyboard patterns.   - Polymeters: With subdivisions on, you can hear a polyrhythm as a polymeter. - Sample-accurate timing. Can be used as a metronome. - Seamless Integration with PolyNome ---  Polyrhythm Explorer is the perfect companion to PolyNome (also available on the App Store).  Export polyrhythms to PolyNome to view them as notation or circular visuals. PolyNome also supports 3-way polyrhythms and offers numerous features beyond polyrhythms.  Start Your Rhythmic Journey Today! Transform your musical skills and explore the complexity of rhythms with Polyrhythm Explorer.

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BRS Quartet BRAZIL Play Along

This unique play-along app has been created by 4 of the standard bearers in the contemporary Brazilian music scene: Celso de Almeida (drums), Paulo Paulelli (bass), Marcus Teixeira (guitar) and Felipe Silveira (keys). As the session producer Thadeu Lenza put it, "Brazilian music play-alongs are really hard to find (even in Brazil), so we decided do to this project: jazz standard forms with Brazilian rhythms. I'm a drummer and music producer and we record everything at my own studio, Drum Village Studio, in Sao Paulo, Brazil." One listen and you’ll hear how great they play. More listens and you’ll learn how to play any music in Brazilian style ... this app focuses on jazz standard forms. The BRS Quartet have created a set-list of sorts, inviting the user (the listener, the musician) to "play a show with us. This would be a gig set list, starting with a happier song and finishing with a more difficult tempo." As with all Fuzzy Music Play-Along apps, the user may listen to/play-along with the complete music track (classic "Aebersold" or karaoke method). The use may also SOLO or MUTE any individual track or combination of tracks, and/or adjust the mix levels. Chord progression and form charts accompany each "standard" (in the keys of C, Bb + Eb), and may be mailed by using the iPhone or iPad’s Mail app.