Every Possible Sextuplet Rhythm 🥁🎵 (more or less)

[@Virtual-Media]

Another one for the library, thanks!

[@cecilia.santana]

Excellent one! Some of these caught me off guard, not gonna lie! To the pad I go :) thanks as always!

[@jeffisdrums]

Love it! Thanks - had a blast warming up to this

[@simonnathan2065]

Thank you!

[@parsaradmanesh8857]

Thank you, very useful🎸🎶🍻

[@georgegee777]

thanks for the channel, it is very helpfull

[@berserker2551]

Great video!!!

[@cuchitambora]

Super, excellent !!👏 👌

[@Gustavo-e5b]

Gracias saludos de argentina

[@kaliosaid86]

Many thanks❤❤❤

[@brunorosati89]

Fantastico! Grazie

[@luisguemesgomez844]

Thanks a lot !!!

[@paulonunesdaluz3842]

Muito bom ! Espetacular !!!

[@almirfda]

Obrigado! ❤

[@Eyalkamitchi1]

Well there are actually 2^6=64 possible 6-lets, but! Some of them are just eights with sixs

[@SightReadDrums]

Indeed some of them work better as regular 8ths or 8th triplets!

[@Zaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap]

How did you approach it? I have used combinatory logic. There's two possibilities which we can not intrasectly combine, the full sextuplet, and we exclude, the zerotuplet. I use then C equals p over n. It gives me fiftheen, upon which I add the full sextuplet, giving me sixteen possibilities.

[@Zaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap]

Ahhh never mind... 😅

[@Zaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap]

💤

[@cesarguerra2830]

Obrigado!!

[@MaximumMusic.]

If you want to subdivide think, of this as two triplets in one beat or double stroled triplets.

[@ofdrumsandchords]

With sextuplets, you have 64 possibilities. Use 8th notes. Only 8 possibilities by triplet. When you write with a pen, it's easier. When you print, it's easier to read, and clearer.

[@Gustavo-e5b]

Excelente

[@michipichi0]

How do you count this? For eg I know with 4 sixteenth notes you say one e and a.

[@SightReadDrums]

For sextuplets there’s no widely-agreed counting. I say ‘bobadi-bobadi’ 😆

[@MaximumMusic.]

I do 1 trip let and trip let. So 1 trip let + trip let

[@cecilia.santana]

I'd come up with whatever felt comfortable as I long as I'm able to articulate properly. Ta-ka-te-ke-ti-ki might work. Or just use what you use for triplets, like ONE-di-da-AND-di-da, for example. Or be ridiculous, like ONE-six-tu-plet-done-now No, seriously I'd stick to ta-ka-te-ke-ti-ki

[@MaximumMusic.]

@@cecilia.santana l like the tongue twister

[@vashkarvashkar4051]

One te ta & te ta

[@luisguemesgomez844]

1 M $ question: what about the sticking?...It's up to me??? 😂😂😂

[@cecilia.santana]

It is. I would keep thinking RLRLRL (or LRLRLR if you're left-handed) throughout, though - that way notes fall where they would regardless of pauses and such. Makes it easier to manage than having to think different stickings for each one. If this was part of an actual solo or something else, then I might consider different stickings depending on context.

[@luisguemesgomez844]

👍👍

[@n8w8rem22]

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