Rhythm Workout: Triplets vs Gallop

It's time to learn a difference between triplets and gallop. This exercise let you hear like they sound and alternate between them.
P.S. In this tempo it is surprisingly hard to play it on time. Faster tempos feel easier. At least to me.

[@mountkarate-nunchucka]

Nice. Sums up domination quite well

[@alexandremoraes-dopaminand756]

You just gave me the path to find a real example.. Domination - Pantera. It's not quite the same but it's really close to this

[@camilofernandez3588]

That was actually fun to play along to as well

[@1234drums]

Keep it up 🤘

[@MBBGun14]

nice exercise

[@fuikuhida]

God... I love Solar, its designs, and black & white.

[@Ashtrid-i5f]

Can’t believe you got access to meshuggahs new album early

[@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS]

Yeah, that's fun! Now you can play Damage inc or World Painted Blood!

[@bissekerskij]

content wise I like it, but for an instructional video I would expect better timing, your triplets are off beat and uneven. Although it seems like you're more comfortable at faster speeds (common), as I watched your other videos and the timing is pretty accurate. That said, I still like it as we all must constantly practice timing, I'd say more importantly at slow speeds as we naturally focus more on faster pace and then we can't play slow stuff on time. Anyway, I like these videos, good job mate!

[@NPE-channel]

Thank you! Yep, this training is also for myself, as I'm not an atomic clock unfortunately :-D The world already has the "Atomic Clock" guy, who is amazing! :-D Anyway, I'm glad that I'm able to share those ideas for workouts and improving my own skills as well. Slower tempos are definitely more challenging. But it is not because in faster tempos it is more in time, but because off time playing is less noticeable, when you play faster :-D So, let's improving together!

[@bissekerskij]

@@NPE-channel I'm glad about the nature of your response. Great attitude! Interesting point about faster playing. I find that I have a tempo that I'm used to - about 75% of my max speed which I am comfortable *and* accurate. Anything significantly faster or significantly slower starts to show timing issues. Let's go practice :D