Polyrhythm on OT

This is taken from:

“In the next example, we have a simple 3/2 polyrhyhtm - where we play two notes against three over the same length of time. The result is two distinct rhythms that, when played together, create something more interesting and complex as a result. I’ve hard panned the two rhythms to better allow you to distinguish the individual rhythms.”

Note that in the text it says 3/2 but its notated 2/3. If it wasnt confusing enough it certainly is now :thinking:

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