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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 like | 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 like some kind of autistic person, but could care less about actually 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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Revision as of 08:20, 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 like some kind of autistic person, but could care less about actually using them in interesting ways.
