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A '''superparticular polyrhythm''' is a polyrhythm or tuplet with a superparticular ratio of two large numbers (Ex. 33:32, 99:100). They’re popular among musicians that enjoy polyrhythms enough to tap them out on their knees | A '''superparticular polyrhythm''' is a polyrhythm or tuplet with a superparticular ratio of two large numbers (Ex. 33:32, 99:100). They’re popular among musicians that enjoy polyrhythms enough to tap them out on their knees, but don’t actually give a f*ck about using them in interesting ways. [[File:Superparticular polyrhythm.png|alt=21:22, an example of a superparticular polyrhythm|thumb|21:22 polyrhythm]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:25, 27 August 2026
A superparticular polyrhythm is a polyrhythm or tuplet with a superparticular ratio of two large numbers (Ex. 33:32, 99:100). They’re popular among musicians that enjoy polyrhythms enough to tap them out on their knees, but don’t actually give a f*ck about using them in interesting ways.
