I got trouble reading Eric Johnson Cliffs of dover tab.
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WHat will you do when it says triplet?
Do you need to repeat it 3 times?
Originally Posted by: joe scaleneHello!
I got trouble reading Eric Johnson Cliffs of dover tab.
|---3----|
e-----------
g-14--12----
b---------13
WHat will you do when it says triplet?
Do you need to repeat it 3 times?
Originally Posted by: JFRICKA triplet is a type of note, like a half note, quarter note, or eighth note....It's the duration you hold the note.
A triplet is 3 notes played over 4 beats or 1 measure....in 4/4 time.
Originally Posted by: The AceNot necessarily. This is only true when you have half note triplets. In fact, triplet is not its own duration - its a modifier, kind of like if you dot a note it means to play it one and a half times the duration.
Triplet means that in the space of 2 of whatever note you have a triplet of (8th, 16th, quarter, half, etc...), you have 3 notes of equal length.
Examples (cuz that was confusing) -
[U]eighth note triplet[/U] - in the space of two eighth notes, play 3 eighth notes of equal length
[U]quarter note triplet[/U] - in the space of two quarter notes, play three quarter notes of equal length.
If you still don't understand, post back.
Originally Posted by: Jolly McJollysonThat's what I said in the first place. :mad:
Originally Posted by: The AceDetails and examples, Jolly, details and examples!