MUSIC RHYTHM – Improve Your Musical Rhythm with Metronome Exercises In this music rhythm video tutorial made by Didge Project, you are going to develop a stronger sense of rhythm and timing by practicing these basic clapping exercises with the metronome. The awesome trainer gives you some very simple exercises that you can do without any instrument. Hope it helps ! If you find this tutorial useful, feel free to support Communicasound by liking the Facebook page and sharing it with your musician

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Metronome tips! There is a lot you can do with the metronome, such as getting a 2-4 swing feel. First, we set the metronome to 180 BPM and play a scale with quarter notes. The feel is straight. Let's set the metronome to half-time or 90 BPM to get a swing feel. Consider the clicks to be your 2 and 4 counts. Mentally fill in the counts between 2 and 4 Imagine the clicks to be the drummer playing hats. ✅Try it out! ✅Follow me for more 🎸stuff! ✅DM me for one-on-one 🎸 lessons! . . . . . #theguitar

Metronome beats for concentration We have been working on connecting our body and brain through listening to metronome beats. I use a metronome app on my phone. We start with a very slow beat and follow along with body movements. Here I am using a balance cushion but you could just march in place. We add a few variations to increase difficulty - changing the speed to medium and then very fast (approx 50, 100, 150 beats). For some children I will add arm movements or weighted products. We can als