triplets?

[bass_in_ur_face]

try into figure out some good ways get triplets from the different chords and stuff, what are some goodways to be ableto master different trips types?

 

[Nashrakh]

Triplets gotten from chords and stuff? I don't know what you mean by that

Please be a little more specific, that makes answering your questions a lot easier.

 

[Pacman]

I have no idea what you're asking.

 

[Ron G]

Is the question "TRIAD" major (root,3rd,5th) minor (root,flat 3rd,5th).

 

[Gawd]

I like how you write "trying to" as "try into".

 

[bass_in_ur_face]

i just mean what are some good ways to make triplets using like triads and all that stuff, i just wanna get a little more in depth with that since im self taught and am not very knowledgable with theory and all that

 

[Mahumadi]

Like Ron G said; a major triad is the root note, the 3rd note of its major scale, and the 5th note of its major scale. Commonly written as R-3-5.

Example: C major scale is C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C

Root = C
3rd = E
5th = G

Take that major triad and instead of fretting the 3rd note of its major scale, fret the pitch lower by a half-step and you have a minor triad.

Using the C major scale, a minor triad

Root = C
3rd = E flat
5th = G

Use a metronome and set the tempo slow. Begin feeling where you want your bass line to lay. When you have it grounded and can feel the groove, begin to experiment. Throw in a triplet on whatever beat you want.

If it sounds good to you awesome

If it sounds bad to you, no worries, try something else

Most of all have fun!

 

[bass_in_ur_face]

thanks now i just gotta start gettin ma scales down, then i can bring the thunda from down under