A polyrhythm trainer that you can hear and watch at the same time. Each ring ticks a set number of times per shared cycle. They all land together on the downbeat, drift apart through the middle, and come back together at the end.
Add rings, change how many beats each one carries, and mute any of them to hear a pair on its own. Try 3 against 4 first, then 4 against 5, and watch the orbiting dots show you exactly why the combined rhythm feels the way it does.
Every ring has its own pitch and color, so the pattern is as clear to look at as it is to listen to. Useful as a metronome for odd time signatures, and the fastest way to actually understand 3 against 4.
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