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40 P.A.S. Standard Rudiments

Rudiment #3

Single Stroke 7

The Single Stroke Seven (#3 of the 40 P.A.S. certified essential or standard rudiments) is a rudiment based on the Single Stroke Roll. It is comprised of two sixteenth note triplets (one sextuplet) and a quarter note.

This one offers us a great incentive to start differentiating between triplets and 16th notes because it can be used equally well in either subdivision. And it offers some great possibilities on the drums.

 

Sticking

RLRLRLR..... or LRLRLRL.....

 

Counting

1jtnjt2.....

or

1triplet&triplet2.....

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Rudiment #3

Single Stroke 7

Exercises

 

3a

The first variation is a nice 16th note appication of the SS7.

 

Counting

1tnt2tn.3tnt4tn. (in 4/4)
or
1e&a2e&.3e&a4e&. (in 4/4)

 

3b

In the second variation (3b) we go back to playing the SS7 as a sextuplet (a.k.a. two 16th note tripelts). This time we play it in a 3/8. This one is more efficient than the original and also very cool to use a sa fill in a 6/8 groove (Level 1 G6).

 

Counting

1jtnjtm..2jtnjtm.. (in 6/8)

1nm2nm3..4nm5nm6.. (in 6/8)

or

1triplet2triplet3..4triplet5triplet6..

 

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