8th triplet grouping with 16th notes in the middle - rhythm practice 🎵

Rhythm sight reading practice for musicians of all kinds.
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[@pollosasadosalcarbon]

those 16ths hit me like a train

[@Jqkerz]

The triplets feel like 16th notes and the 16th notes feel like triplets 💀

[@dreeew141]

Felt that too

[@Weirdoessss]

I'm not a drummer but i like your rhythm exercise🤩👍

[@mateuszkozieja7537]

I like those sight reading mini challenges

[@suspicioussounds1568]

16th notes tripped me up lol

[@deniallif]

cool idea. off guard sight reading ☠️

[@theresa5444]

Very helpful. Thx

[@Lexicon15571975]

Nice. It's a Herta figure.
A Three Note Herta. I like this Rudiment.Also in other subdivisions

[@Lexicon15571975]

Small side note:
It's only a Herta figure if the handset is RLRL.
The displayed figure would then be
to play L_RLR
You would rather play it
>R_RLR.
If you start with binary and ternary divisions I would play the 8th notes in one hand. The sixteenth notes in between with the other hand.
For example in bar 10.
Handset only.
RR RRLR RLRL R.
Of course it's just one of many possibilities.
The Herta is a single stroke rudiment.
If you want to implant this then you have to get a little creative with the handsets.

[@gabryelgaby8901]

Thank You Sir! I am a drummerman and i cant learn tot much things from You,thank You!

[@emiabiciins7240]

I love it!!!! Your videos are the bestttt

[@sloppy-doppy]

YO THIS BE FIRE ASF🔥🔥

[@OwenP26]

Great for 2:3 Polyrithm too

[@yoni2406]

love it! is there a pdf in the life time accsess?

[@SightReadDrums]

Thanks! I haven’t done PDFs for any of these Shorts videos yet

[@lemmingboy15]

That was a fun one

[@groove40]

Good job!

[@jamesbridges3273]

Great i have studied this rhythm in believe its called. Hairta

[@vincentoneill537]

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[@sakthisamuel2549]

🤝🤝🤝❤

[@vincentoneill537]

#Formula™

[@besapods5539]

Is it just me or do these sound similar to the 3:4 polyrhythm

[@gerardgag]

It's actually the 2:3 but yes

[@besapods5539]

​@@gerardgag oh shoot you're right I'm dumb

[@gerardgag]

@@besapods5539 nah mate, you could hear the polyrhythm and relate it to what was written, that's pretty damn smart

[@besapods5539]

​@@gerardgag thanks man

[@Lexicon15571975]

Polyrhythm? Not directly. I play binary and tenary but not in the same time frame. It is only played consecutively.

[@vincentoneill537]

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[@ortegaman]

Let’s practice 👌

[@Vrit-ada]

yeah

[@user-mr9bn8ep7e]

빡쎄네

[@pseudonymeantipersonnelle2190]

Thé hell is that?!!!!