Use this TRICK to play quarter-note triplets accurately 🎵
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Quarter note (crotchet) triplets can be a tricky rhythm to get your head around at first.
Many people play them too fast or too slow, or unevenly.
This video demonstrates a trick using 8th note triplets, which will help you play quarter triplet rhythms with more precision.
All exercises in this video are at 70 BPM.
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This was actually so mind blowing and incredibly helpful, caught on immediately!!
How I learned that rhythm was to think "Straw-ber-ry". A lot of the rhythms were taught that way.
I found apple works the best.
Ap-p-le 😂😂😂
I say, "eve-ry-day”😅
It’s insanely easy. It’s just a base of 3 instead of 4 wherever you want. It should feel natural like you are just playing with swing.
This channel is amazing, so much drum notes content was on YT before but you still somehow added a better version!
This was very helpful. Thank you for slowing it down so every pulse could be felt.
Great and precise explanation ! This is ( or better: was ! )very difficult for me. Thank you!
Thank you for teaching me to understand and very helpful. 🙏🇹🇭
THIS IS SO HELPFUL
This is phenomenal! Thank you!
Very good
Fuck yeaaah!!!
Very nice and cool video
Thank you admin
Transposed to guitar just play the downstroke of the eighth notes and mute the upstrokes by using an eight stroke rest.
Noice! Hard to find this stuff related to guitar. Thanks man 🤘
@@Commonborn I know what you mean it's pretty hard to find clear Rhythm instruction for guitar. That's why I looked elsewhere and studied drum Rhythm 😉. Much much clearer, same language just different instrument.
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Thanks for your help. Plz dont stop with your Videos 🤌🤌🤌
That second rhythm was kinda good though 😂
Poor man’s triplet is all over pop music :)
@@KLBoringBand Yeah I think it sounded way better in this exercise though and I wasn't expecting it 😂 However I don't care for pop much so that's probably why I didn't know, thanks
I'm using "pop" broadly for all popular music. Maybe you're a classical/band person, but if you're listening to anything outside that realm, you're probably hearing this rhythm. @@Ferrothorn462
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I would like a video where you can show me how to 3 half notes triplet
So I count quarter note triplets like in the video. Where I count normal triplets as "1 and uh 2 and uh 3 and uh 4 and uh" (because it's the easiest for me to say at faster tempos). So my counting quarter note triplets becomes "1 - uh - and - 3 - uh - and," and on the rare occasion I've counted half note triplets it's become "1 - - - and - - - uh." Where I feel each dash there as a normal eighth note triplet that I'm not playing, but counting the actual notes that I'm playing in my head. Or simply count all the eighth note triplets in my head and just emphasize the ones I'm playing, which is frequently easier. So quarter note triplets become "ONE and UH two AND uh THREE and UH four AND uh" and half note triplets are "ONE and uh two AND uh three and UH four and uh."
How do you play it if the notes are not the same?
Next -- quintuplets
please )
The common mistake hurt my feelings... Exactily hurt my routine xd
How should I read the slur/link/legature in the last exercise? (sorry but Idk how that line between notes is called)
FUCK YEAH! I FINALLY GOT HOW A F******* OSTINATO WORKS!
You can just say "Triplet" and play... "tri-pel-let" works at any tempo and on any instrument... you're welcome
Subdivizing is the healthy way to learn rythms. It is true that a lot of teachers give that advice (saying what you said), but you only get bad habit. It won't help you as a pianist to play polyrythms like 3 over 4.
@@j.thomas1420 that's a logical fallacy, false equivalence...
3 over 4 doesn't have anything to do with counting a triple or swing feel as you can play a straight 3 over 4...
however if you want to be a an arrogant prick and just hear yourself talk we could say the act of saying/ playing "triplet" over the 4 count is a polyrhthym as well as soon as you tap your foot... you're argument is dumb and just to argue. If that was the point of the video, playing polymeter than he should have just said that. The ultimate goal is to count a straight triple
This is about the feel of triple and swing time not playing polymeter and there are the same tricks for that was well.
You can "just say" tri pel let only if you know what a triplet is and where to place each syllable.
You could also use any 3 syllable words, like blueberries, strawberries and other berries, make your playing more fruity..
@@c3N3q are you mildly or fully retarded? I mean in the south park sense not musically
Grass-hop-per triplets
Al-li-ga-tor eighth notes/sixteenths
That's what my old band instructor used and I liked it 😂
The video is wrong at 3:01. The second bar is written as 16th beats but the audio plays drums to eight notes. please correct
No you’re wrong