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[L.V.Drumma]

Now this one ive been doing for a good while. Its phrased in 16th note triplets:

Rlllll rLLrLL Rlllll rLLrLL/Rlllll rLLrLL Rlllll rLLrLL

The original way to play this exercise is to play all unaccented in p either with your wrist or just fingers and make the accents big. Now of course you can switch it up and use your imagination but thats the basic. Deuce!

[j_kay]

Could you please write it out?

Sibelius - http://www.sibelius.com/cgi-bin/download/get.pl?com=sh&prod=sibdemo

Finale - http://www.finalemusic.com/finale/demo.aspx

[fretai03]

lol yeah its definitely not the easiest to understand Humble...

[L.V.Drumma]

Ok. I dont have the system requirements for the first link and ill download the one at finalemusic.com overnight tonight. I have dial up and cant get dsl due to the area i live. But ill try to explain it a little better for everyone:

This exercise in 4/4 and as you know 16th note triplets have 6 notes in a quarter. Ppl count triplets different ways, the way i count them is "trip-pa-let-and-pa-let" or "1-pa-let-and-pa-let".The bold and capatilized are the accents.

1      2      3      4        1      2      3      4   
Rlllll rLLrLL Rlllll rLLrLL / Rlllll rLLrLL Rlllll rLLrLL

Let me know if this is clear now.