Hear two rhythms at once
Two pulses
Hear two rhythms at once and follow where they meet.
Try this: Start with three against two. Follow the lower sound for a cycle, then follow the higher one.
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Try it
Start with three against two. Follow one voice through a complete cycle, then try following the other. Both return to the start together.
What would you like to do next?
One recording to finish, or a track to build? Pick the app that fits.
Audio Lab
Record. Edit. Done.
Record your voice or an instrument, or import an audio file. Trim it, shape the sound with effects and export it when you’re happy.
Starts a separate recording or file edit. Creations from these tools aren’t imported by this link.
Record and edit in Audio LabMelodic Studio
Make it part of a track.
Build a song with melodies, drums, bass and recordings. Use a free tool to bring your notes or audio and tempo into a new project.
Already have an idea? Open Studio and start a project.
Make music in Melodic StudioWhat you can keep
Two editable pulse parts and their tempo in Studio. For playing along, open a separate Metronome practice session.
A few useful details
What does three against two mean?
One voice plays three evenly spaced pulses while the other plays two in the same cycle. Both begin the next cycle together. The moving pendulums help you follow each voice.
What happens when I open this in Studio?
A new private project opens with your notes or processed audio and tempo. It is saved on this device. It does not replace an existing project. You can edit the result and add another part there.