Ok. So we're going to do them again, we're going to do the accented triplets, accenting the first of the three triplets,
then the second, then the third going in this big long F major scale that's going from here to here.
Oh and now we're going to double the speed instead of forty BPM's we're going to do it at eighty BPM's.
Alright here we go.
So I'm accenting the first so I'm with one triplet, two triplet, one triplet and we're going to accent on the first one. So it will go…
Again. Ooh I was too soft.
Again. That's what happens when I talk while I am accenting.
Ok and again.
The hardest thing with it as it gets faster is maintaining the really strong accent and the really quiet non-accent.
You might find that as you're accenting the following note is also loud. It's going…
I can't even do it.
Stuff like that and eventually it just becomes like that. So keep working on it.
Let's do it again only we're going to do the second of the three notes in the triplet accented.
So just go loud, soft, soft, loud, soft, soft. Do it again, one more time.
It's tough, it's tough.
It's tough!
Alright, the very last one.
We have the third triplet we're going to accent so it'll go soft, soft, loud, go soft, soft, loud, go soft, soft, loud.
Nice.
So practice that it's a real good way to get those nice strong hits in the stuff so instead of just playing you can actually give the stuff a rhythm.
Cool. Alright. Enjoy. Yes.