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How to Split Triplets Between the Snare and the Bass Drum in a Jazz Situation

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By Chad Johnson, published Aug 07, 2007
This video shows how to split triplets between the snare and the bass drum in a jazz situation. This pattern requires indipendence to play. Remember to always keep a quarter note pulse when you are playing this pattern. This can be done by using a metronome with the pattern so that it comes out smoothly. Start by practicing at a slow tempo, then work your speed up.

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