TRIPLETS. 10 exercises to crack these annoying rhythmic characters
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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In this video we crack the triplets problem. It is very common for professional and amateur musicians not to do a proper triplet. Triplet is a concept that needs to be imprinted in the brain of a musician. When we do a triplet, we switch our binary mode into a ternary one by, on the fly, dividing a beat in 3 instead of 2. We consider that switching in this video trying to solve the common problems that triplets cause.
We are not working on quarter note or 16th notes triplets in this case, we will deal with that in future videos. 
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Since you want a review: It's easy for someone who's not a beginner.
Try it at 1.5 the first time. And if that's still not hard enough try it faster ;)
Nathan Blackman I dot that to my I’ve noticed that it starts to get off beat (the tempo)
@taЊa N. stupid ties lol we never have ties as a snare drummer but ye the the rest was easy oof
skymanderggg _ yuh
I started struggling at level 7..playing music for ~7 years
More ties would be good. Those really force you take account of the unsounded beats.
Thundaga I agree: ties, rests between notes, and dotted notes would make it more challenging
Accents maybe?
Perhaps some rests in the sixlets 🤔🤔
@@matthewvoightlander4868 🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The 16th note triplets almost catched me slipping
Mc Lovin' you've Been caught lacking
Alan Noob we’ve been caught lackin :(
Yeah triplet sixteenths kinda suck and annoy me, I wish more people just marked them as sextuplets.
Once I got to 7 there were some tricky spots - should definitely do a video for dotted rhythms
Yeaaa level 7 was hard dude
Same haha
It easy lmao
Everyone gangsta till triplets show up
na 5th tuplets bro, triplets are easy
@@skymanderggg_9792 na 10lets
vingtuplets
Everyone gangsta till a coda pops up
Everyone gangsta till you gotta play or sing 16th notes in band churus and orchestra
Thank you so very much. I am 56 and have been playing the piano all my life by ear. I just started learning to sight-read . I started at Music School 3 years ago but I never learned nothing like this there! I've been having problems with keeping the time and Rhythm but your videos have shown me better so now I am playing better. These videos have actually helped me get over the wall!!! Forever grateful.
Don’t forget if you’re an experienced player, you can put it on 2X speed
I tried it
Now, why would say that?! I just finished and I want to sleeeep! But I also have to practice my forty hours a day. Dang it...
@@Blackthorne369 you only practice 40 hrs per day? What are you, a slacker? This is how you end up on the streets, homeslice.
@@teardropsrnng Tsk, tsk S A C R E L I G I O U S!
This was pretty fun and a good refresher. I noticed I have a tendency to rush triplets at this slow tempo. Started making sightreading mistakes around level 9 though; I don't have 16th-note triplets internalized fully yet.
I have the tendency to drag them back since they’re triplets
Same, up until level 9 it was easy
when the marching show ends and you gotta get off the field
lol
:0 ??
@Dominic Cowling same
:)
Lol
Those 16th triplet figures are bastards. Thank you. I've often put aside learning to read properly and in an effort to build on knowledge I've had the Louie Bellson book for a while. This stuff has always been a confusion for me, especially them there 16ths/32nds rhythms, with triplets mixed in. This has cleared some of it up for me. Thank you.
Honestly, the way I see them is like a diddle. If the sixteenth note are on the first beat, just think of it like a diddle on the first stroke. Once you look at it like that, they will become easy, and then you could straight stick it if you want. That's just me tho.
@@guidomista8448 you should be able to play any subdivision at any rudiment, i see your point but ye learningn how to play every subdivision with most rudiments possible is better than thinking of it as a diddle
@@skymanderggg_9792 I know, I was just trying to help him get into a mind set of learning the rhythm. I see what you are saying and yes that is the correct way.
Nice
THOOM THOOM THO- THO-THOOM THOOM THOOM THO-THO-THO-THO-THOOM THOOM THOOM THO-THO-THO-THOOM THO-THO-THOOM
Omg I love that part! Can you give me the time stamp when that happened? I forgot when that happened.
As a novice drummer, I tap to the 4 beat pulse counting, “1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and” while doing my best to ignore all the other clicks and sounds.
This helps me to stay focused on a standard 4 beat pulse without drifting around bc of other instruments or vocals playing simultaneously, something I struggle with especially when vocals or other instruments are syncopated. 🙂
i liked the part they went "thoom thoom thoom"
Oh I liked when it went tsing tsing
4:34 you mean?
Great video. Though I believe you should have the counting notated under the stave for beginners.
Something like
1 2 3 & 4
1&uh 2&uh 3 & 4
Whatever the particular phrase. Learning how to count the beats aloud is essential for beginners as opposed to just hearing the click.
That's my only suggestion, otherwise, spot-on tool for learning site reading 👍
Mike Dragotta nope it is like 1&2&3&4&
Or you can do it with the sixteenth notes like 1e&a2e&a3e&a4e&a
Found the last lesson difficult at first but I practiced it and it became easy.
Very insightful comment. Thanks for sharing 😂
Like watching it the first time and just going with it. It doesn't get harder until level 9 or 10. Where you just Confused where the sixteen and eights are
The channel title deserves you and you very rightly deserve channel title ...
So easy simple organic and most importantly intetesting and enjoyable...
It is the best among the best staff rhythm lessons on web...
The lesson makers are truly serving music and helping musicians.
JUST HEAVENLY AWESOME
Did fine up until level 9 and then I had seen rhythms I’ve never seen before. Great video!
I just started playing drums today and decided to practice with this. I got to the 6th level it’s a great exercise I feel like I learned so much and it helped me practice saying 1 and 2 and in my head! Definitely gonna use this a lot.
I’ve started practicing rhythm for approx. 15 minutes daily for a little over three weeks. This was one of the first ones I tried. I vaguely remember starting have trouble at around lvl 6. Now, revisiting this video three weeks later, I started making mistakes at lvl 10 - at 1.25x speed!
I'm not a drummer and found it hard when a mix of quavers semiquavers and triplets. Challenging for me. Keep making more!
No idea why this came up in my recommendations, but it really helped!
I've watched three of your videos this week. Completely lost on the first, but this was OK until 8 through 10, but I wasn't far off. Merci beaucoup.
Early in the morning, watching and participating in the video,
*realized I'm not a percussionist whatsoever*
It was starting to get evil towards the end.
hahahaha
Been playing piano for 30+ years, but suck at reading rhythm. I can read basic rhythms, but usually stick to songs I know, so I can read the notes but play the rhythm part by ear. Trying to learn how to read rhythms now for drums. The first 8 on here weren’t hard, the last two were quite tricky. Saving this video for practice. Thanks!
love it been searching to conquer 16th note rhythms like these.
Since practised piano and sight-reading for some years
Not that difficult as i expected but still kinda catch me somewhere
for me, things got more difficult on level 7
but thank you very much for the rhythm exercises
Been playing music for 4.5 years. It got hard around 7, I had a few mistakes with ties but it got really difficult with 16th triplets and even 16ths mixed in with 16th triplets. I really enjoyed testing my rhythm reading.
I`m a beginner and this helps with the timing and rythm for me. Thanks, this is something I can work on.
The lesson is inteligently planned. This is actually may be 6 months class... precisely packed and presented... Great ... Thanks
I didnt have trouble till level 7. Level 10, i have never seen those triplets. Thank you!!
It is very difficult for me when I try to play syncopation but thank you for your help, you teach very well and all seems easier...I wish I had you as a teacher...philippe from PARIS
So, i am not a total beginner but not a pro either. Had 7 years of piano lessons but that was over 20 years ago... didnt do any practice in those years qua reading notes. i feel i am starting over now but with a little advantage that it all comes back easier. I was actually challenged from level 7 and up!! Awesome exercises thank you very much for posting these!!
I did pretty well until level 8. Those rests are what got me.
And I had trouble with the sixteenth triplets in level 9 and 10.
Thank you for posting this! It’s very helpful as a teacher to have a way to help students here and feel the difference between dividing the beat into three or four segments. Please keep posting.
I'm starting with triplets on violin, this one is being so helpful, I have much clear the beats in each note... Thanks a lot!
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Easy to understand and Very much helpful. Thank you so much!
Ive been in band and choir since 5th grade and now I've graduated hs and sight reading still makes me wanna die. 💀🙆🏾♀️
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It was helpful for me. I’m glad I watched it. I will probably watch it again. I’ve learned that triplets feel slower to me than they appear on notation.
For me, it starter being harder at 8, then 9&10 real tricky! Gonna go back and redo them a few times! Tx!! 👍
very incredible exercises , specially for a self taught musician
This is crazy easy. You just gotta do it thinking about the subdivisions (4 or 6) and read it slowly with a metronome if you have any difficulties. Gradually increase speed as you get comfortable and repeat it make times. Done.
The idea in your videos it is great. I am from Mexico, congratulations.
Great exercise getting more difficult but doable.
I am very pleased to find this exercises! I really need them!!Thanks!!
This is great! Solid practice. The playback speed makes it really fun. 2x is nuts.
Definitely challenging, at least for somebody who's not experienced.
Mostly couldn't keep up with the quick notice changes
I play music for some time but this was very useful.! level 10 not so easy! never to old to learn😉
On the whole it was easy apart from the sections that included triplet notation. Obviously I need to work on these.
Great exercises. Kind of struggling a bit from Level 7... Need more practice! Thanks.
first time ever, subscribing any channel
Helpful 😱 should have learnt this way from the beginning.thanks🌹
Thank you. As a self taught person, its very helpful
Excellent instruction. Thank you
EXCELLENT work on the video and the rhythms.
PSA TO ANYONE WHO THINKS ITS EASY!!!
Have the video playback on 2x so the rhythms go twice as fast ;)
Now it’s a real challenge.
I actually found it easier to do it in 2x speed. Granted, the 16th triplets were a bit harder, since I vocalized the rhythms (ta-ka-wa/ta-ka-ta), and I'm not sure if I can move it that quick without a clarinet present :P
Very good exercices. Excellent tutorial. 👍👍
Parabéns.
Bela dica para melhorar o ritmo
Muito bom! Estou aprendendo bastante! Obrigado!
The last one threw me off lmao
Coming from a flute player of 6 years, I was pretty solid up until level 7 :P there were some tricky spots, but I did mostly okay
thank you! medium; I was thinking there would be different tempos but I think the consistency of the bpm made it easier to master the triplet.
I was fine until level 9😔... I don’t think I’ve ever had to play that rhythm in beat 3 of measure 2 ever before, but it was relatively easy to figure out. I had fun with this video! Thanks!
Thanks! I was pretty much OK til Ex 7! A triplet, one of which was a rest, was novel to me, but live and learn! Once again, very helpful, and thanks.
It gives confident to start learning Music..
those sixteenth note triplets personally hacked into my grades and failed me
I always thought I had a decent understanding of rhythms (as a pianist) and played very intuitivally. Whenever o start thinking too much it gets way harder and not gonna lie from lvl 7 and up it wasn't my thing.
Gotta keep practicing
Cuz i want to get into jazz so rhythm is just necessary
As a percussionist who lives on crazy rhythms, this was really easy
Bobby JCFHv Lichtenstein Same 😂
Me to... when I clicked on this I thought it was going to be triplet grids... also anyone got any good music for me to learn? particularly for snare or marching snare, i'm bored and am looking for something challenging to learn.
@@noahbeidelman8178 if you want a challenge for quads, try "Asphalt Cocktail" by john mackey. For concert snare, try Whirlybird by Todd Stalter. For marching snare, try the opening snare solo to DCI's Blue Devils 2017 show...
Basically any DCI show or composition by John Mackey challenge a percussionist
@Bobby JCFHv Lichtenstein funny thing is the snare begging for metamorph.(Blue devils 2017) I learned along with a whole bunch of dci and wgi stuff this year. I’ve actually found a drive that contains music from and all the different groups in dci and wgi I could share it with you if you are Interested, once dci starts up again they add the current shows. I was just asking for stuff cuz I wanted to see what material different people call challenging. Thanks for the the suggestions!!!!!!! Highly appreciated!!!!
@@noahbeidelman8178 oh please share, I would love it!!!
Fantastic patterns to practice, especially great for Pianists and Guitarists who want to get their rhythm chops up. Also could be wrong but pretty sure the tone is a G for those who are playing an instrument and want to try to be somewhat in tune ^
I loved The first half of the vid! It convinced me I was an expert!
I hated the second half! It convinced me I wasn’t!
😂
Very good lesson , thank you
In my opinion. This’ll make for a great warm up piece for persons of all levels(Beginner- Pros)and or a great skill builder for k-12.
You should do a video about off-beat quarter note triplets. Or half note triplets. Or both at the same time.
Honestly this was really awesome as a beginner regardless that I just vibed to the beat if I did not know wtf was going on lol
Semi-quaver triplets are tricky - thanks - good practice
This is so helpful. Thank you very much for sharing your knwledge.
best practical explanation. thank you.
Its good to practice these things with a metronome in different tempos.
Very good... i think i can use this material for my studets... Thank you so much!!!
I don’t drum, I play tuba but I wanted to learn snare so I got a practice pad and stuff a while ago and I saw this in my suggestions. I was pretty good until level 6 caught me off guard but level 9 and 10 really caught me slipping.
I the very first watch through, everything up until Level 6 was pretty easy.
Then I definitely had to concentrate... By level 9 I was definitely missing a lot. Cool exercise!
Definitely difficult, but that’s okay. That’s why I’m here to learn. Thank you. I can see this will be a huge help for me.
It all about counting and timing is very important.
Nice work! Very nice!
It didnt's seem tto difficult cut it made me smile when I sometimes couldn't follow along
Really an amazing task...Thankyou for making such video
Very helpful. Thank you.
It's not difficult. Thank you very much for these lessons.
Thanks so much...really challenging!
Excellent job. compliments
Great. Easy to follow!
This is pretty good. I used this to improve my sight reading. It may be a bit difficult for someone who’s not a beginner but yeah, I enjoyed this. Edit: I did mess up some spots, but not until later into the video.
Thank u is was agreat experiance.Love the way u teach
Gostei desse exercício,pratica a memorização🎷🎼
thank you very much I am a beginner and I learn to form you really very nice
Level 7 got me lol
Awesome routine!
I really love this , how to know rhythm
this is cuz u asked not cuz im tootin my horn by anymeans
but i have played bass guitar for 7 years and finishes my first year in university, and cant say i have mastered triplets, however, I was able to get through all of these the first time on 1.5x until the tenth where i messed up but corrected it the second try,
but i did find it a lot of fun and would love to try more that go to even higher difficulties