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Oh thanks so much that is what I am learning.

0:09 best part

'fin A, thx for this! x

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This is great! Thanks heaps!

Thank you so much for this video

This is the best teaching method! Thank you so much. ❤

love it thank you!

If you guys want to master rhythms put it at two times speed

Haha I agree with this guy

Ur hilarious😂

Good job!!!

she lowkey sounds like msa vices actors and i love your videos i have never enjoyed music as much as i did w/ ur vids thank you

Played an instrument by ear since 4th grade, here I am trying to learn it properly 😭 it feels so embarrassing when you're a 2nd year College Student that has a scholarship by playing music and I can't read a sheet of music if my life depended on it

IVE BEEN IN BAND FOR A YEAR AND COULDN'T EVEN GET THESE CORRECT

sir I salute you for making this video :) I hope you will upload more

thx mr mento this is going to help me in 1hr and 4 min

Now i know how to teach my students, i will show them this video. Thanks mento zone

just excellent....now you need to make similar videos with different time signatures

In my observation no difference in rest. Maybe we can make sh - - - in whole rest. ✌️✌️✌️ sh- for half rest and sh for quarter rest. Thanks for sharing this very informative video about basic rhythm

Nicely explained. Love how the counting is always alligned with the background music.

i felt like im back at drake's garden but enjoyed the music lesson

Fun

Thank you bro. Take my respect ❤

Thank you🙏

thanks for making my life easier

I really love and enjoy this lesson ❤❤❤. Thank you so much.

This is so helpful. I really appreciate the time you take for doing this 💗 thanks for sharing and help me to understand better :')

So a half note simply means sustain or drum role depending on the instrument…

Amazing 👏

I was even clapping my hands this was so fun fr

This is amazing 🎉 so helpful

Love the fake out where he goes "ok your turn to count the quarter notes" and then hits you with two ads

I am starting to learn piano (self-teaching) and it has helped me a lot to understand those beats Thank you ❤

This was so fun!!

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Is this applicable to drummers as well

you deserve more recognition❤

Nice, I felt like a kid but I understood everything, 10/10

If there is a sharp A, then a natural A, will the next A be sharp or natural? Basically, does a natural cancel a previous sharp or flat's one measure rule?

This is the best I have ever learned in music! THANKS!!

ahhh thank you so much I play bass piano and guitar and I watched so many videos on rhythm but they always got me confused 😅😅 but this one helped me understand it , and in a fun way 💯

So.. if the key signature is written on the beginning of the staff, would you use the natural to indicate that that note isn't sharp or flat? If so, would the one measure rule apply to keeping that note natural for the rest of that measure?

Oh that's a good trick for practice without instrument.

Hello, thank you very much for the video. Everything is understandable for a person who didn't learn music. Except (me personaly) we can see 1 measuer of 4\4 has 4 beats. But who tells us how LONG this measure should be? for example when we count 1,2,3,4 can every count be 2 second, or 5 seconds? Thus the measure time lenght will be totaly different. Thank you :)

Thanks so much montor

Really Nice, Thank you!

Preparing for my music exam , hated every class we had because it was so hard to understand but you made it fun , i enjoyed this

Your videos are very pedagogical and cheerful! Thank you for being so clear