Triplets, Shuffle, and Paraparadiddle on Drum Set – Quiz

How does Al describe the relationship between triplets and the shuffle?

The shuffle is triplets played at half speed

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The shuffle requires a different counting system than triplets

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The shuffle is triplets with accents on every other note

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The shuffle is created by removing the middle note of the triplet, leaving the first and last

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What does Al place on beats two and four when building the triplet beat on the kit?

Hi-hat open

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Bass drum

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Ride cymbal

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Snare drum

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True or False: Al says the triplet subdivision can also be interpreted as 6/8 time.

True

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False

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When Al plays quarter, eighth, and triplet feels back to back, what does he want you to notice?

That triplets are the most difficult of the three

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That each feel requires a completely different tempo

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That the snare drum placement shifts for each subdivision

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That the pulse stays the same — the hi-hat pattern is what changes the overall feel

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Triplets, Shuffle, and Paraparadiddle on Drum Set – Quiz | Course 12 – L5

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