That quasi-isorhythm from Meshuggah’s Catch 33
Analysis of Sum by Meshuggah. The duration cycle is always the same (4/3/3/4 sixteenth notes), while the pitch cycles change in the second half of the riff. For a deeper analysis, check the full video in my main channel about Meshuggah : • MESHUGGAH et la MUSIQUE ALGORITHMIQUE ??? Contact : [email protected] #IamMeshuggah #Isorhythm #Mathémusique
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The never-ending rhythm: Meshuggah - God He Sees In Mirrors
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rational gaze / sum
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a JazzShuggah song: Tigran Hamasyan - Entertain Me
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Could I play bass with Tigran Hamasyan ?
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Best 5 riffs from CATCH 33 by 'Meshuggah'
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I Was NOT Ready for German Police Code 3… (American Reaction)
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The most famous scream of all time
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Meshuggah - Bleed (PIANIST REACTS)
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Meshuggah Catch 33
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The Frank Zappa Interview That Still Feels Dangerous Today (1984)
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