Hey this lesson is the first step in note rates and very very valuable to learn this starting out. After you do 16ths, go back the opposite way to the 1/4's back and forth like that several times, maybe 5-10 minutes a day. same with just hands, only add in 16th triplets 32nds 32nd riplets, 64ths 64th triplets. add 5's 7's and 9's...in place. The most valuable lesson in the world right there. Great following your vids going to get into all of them. I am restarting playing after being away from it, for way too long. This time I am doing the things a i regretted not doing the last time, like practice pad work.fully embracing what I used to not want to do.
What is your DM link? Would like to ask about your mixer or sound module there, and how you mixed it for the video...If you would like to talk about it. Not sure about all the hashtags.
Found your videos on your page after i subscribed. I think that right there might have opened my eyes to the mysterious 1/4 note triplet. The revalation here is the 8th note hihat with 8th note triplets is exactly the same as 1/4 note triplets played with 1/4 note hihat. It makes so much sense I don't know how I did not see it. See I can count 1 & A 2 & A... but it is weird trying to play every other 1/4 note, 1 x A x & x 3 x A x &, NO WONDER i WAS TROUBLED. Is it too much of a cheat to start thinking of my 1/4note triplets as 8th notes at half the same tempo. sO i CAN COUNT IT, I am enlightened once again. I just don't want to skip doing it right if it is going to matter later. (1 x A x & x 3 x A x &), while also thinking 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &, thats why drummers using 1/4 triplets on the bass between the 2 and 4 deserve more recognition. A lot of mental brain activity going on there. Many potential jokes there....
Hey this lesson is the first step in note rates and very very valuable to learn this starting out. After you do 16ths, go back the opposite way to the 1/4's back and forth like that several times, maybe 5-10 minutes a day. same with just hands, only add in 16th triplets 32nds 32nd riplets, 64ths 64th triplets. add 5's 7's and 9's...in place. The most valuable lesson in the world right there.
Great following your vids going to get into all of them. I am restarting playing after being away from it, for way too long. This time I am doing the things a i regretted not doing the last time, like practice pad work.fully embracing what I used to not want to do.
That’s a great tip! I appreciate you sharing.
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What is your DM link? Would like to ask about your mixer or sound module there, and how you mixed it for the video...If you would like to talk about it. Not sure about all the hashtags.
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Found your videos on your page after i subscribed. I think that right there might have opened my eyes to the mysterious 1/4 note triplet. The revalation here is the 8th note hihat with 8th note triplets is exactly the same as 1/4 note triplets played with 1/4 note hihat. It makes so much sense I don't know how I did not see it. See I can count 1 & A 2 & A... but it is weird trying to play every other 1/4 note, 1 x A x & x 3 x A x &, NO WONDER i WAS TROUBLED. Is it too much of a cheat to start thinking of my 1/4note triplets as 8th notes at half the same tempo. sO i CAN COUNT IT, I am enlightened once again. I just don't want to skip doing it right if it is going to matter later. (1 x A x & x 3 x A x &), while also thinking 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &, thats why drummers using 1/4 triplets on the bass between the 2 and 4 deserve more recognition. A lot of mental brain activity going on there. Many potential jokes there....
That’s an awesome perspective and I appreciate you sharing. 💪💪💪