Nail this 32nd-note rhythm in no time 🥁🎵

[@Mr_Soundtraper67489]

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[@joyantasarkardrummer9393]

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[@Fabiano-f5n]

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[@Tuanguitarist]

I try on my guitar it’s help me to write riffs

[@tsuyukurage3772]

which hand to use? Is it RLRL or something else?

[@GermanBeanz]

RRLRLR

[@Rhamnousia.]

In the first example, There first is a sixteenth note, then four 32nd notes following, and after a sixteenth? How would it be counted? I know they’re all supposed to represent the beat or the first pulse, but I don’t know how to count it.

[@MaximumMusic.]

There isn't a strict way to count it. This beat is structured kinda like 1 ee ++ a. ee or ++ represents two 32nd notes In one sixteenth note. To count it, just accent the e and + to differentiate the 2 32nd notes to one sixteenth note. 1 e' +' a

[@Rhamnousia.]

@@MaximumMusic. Was I wrong about the 4 32nd notes? I thought they were beamed together. Sixteenth notes are usually divided into four, so would the 32nd notes be divided into eight?

[@MaximumMusic.]

@@Rhamnousia. The 32nd notes would be divided into 8 per beat, whereas sixteenth notes are 4 per beat. Essentially, this rythmn that is showcased is a sixteenth note but you doubled the second and third sixteenth note.

[@MaximumMusic.]

@@Xpertcard I like that

[@Beaner2679]

1st try