This is an visualization for how to understand and play a 15:16 (fifteen against sixteen) polyrhythm on metronome.

A polyrhythm is a musical rhythm that involves the simultaneous use of multiple rhythms or time signatures. In other words, it's when two or more rhythms with different beats are played together to create a complex and layered musical pattern. Poly-rhythms are often used in genres such as jazz, African and Latin music, and are sometimes used in contemporary pop and electronic music as well.

Polyrhythms play an important role in music and music theory because they add complexity, depth, and interest to musical compositions. By layering different rhythms on top of each other, polyrhythms create a rich texture and can provide a sense of tension and release within a piece of music.

In music theory, polyrhythms are studied as a means of understanding the rhythmic structure of a piece of music. They can help musicians and composers to create complex and interesting rhythms, as well as to analyze and interpret the rhythms used in existing works of music. Additionally, polyrhythms can be used to create a sense of cultural identity, as they are often associated with specific musical traditions from different parts of the world.


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timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:05 - Rhythm starts

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