Reply With QuoteGreat! I have never fully mastered triplets. Thanks!
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Video Guitar Lesson 11-23-10 - Subdividing for Rhythm Guitar - Triplets
Ok....it's #3 in the "Subdivision for Rhythm Guitar" series, this week on Triplets: http://markweinguitarlessons.com/for...uitar-Triplets
We're not only learning how to count and feel them but I've also got an application from a James Brown tune and we talk about finding the triplet within your shuffled and swung 8th notes.
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Great! I have never fully mastered triplets. Thanks!
Steve Thompson
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No problem!Originally Posted by sunvalleylaw
I'm starting to realize that the triplet is one of the things that most people don't play or even understand very well....I might have a few more lessons just on triplet rhythms in the near future...
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No problem!
I'm starting to realize that the triplet is one of the things that most people don't play or even understand very well....I might have a few more lessons just on triplet rhythms in the near future...
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