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Home › Rhythm Builder

Rhythm Builder

  • Tucka
  • Reverse Tucka
  • Split Tucka

Tucka

Tucka on D

short-short-short-short-LONG-LONG

D0-0-0-0-0-0

https://storage.googleapis.com/fiddlehed-wordpress-uploads/2016/12/tucka-D.mp3

Reverse Tucka

Reverse tucka

Transform the pattern to LONG-LONG-short-short-short-short

https://storage.googleapis.com/fiddlehed-wordpress-uploads/2017/12/reverse-tucka.mp3

Split Tucka

Split tucka D to A 

Split the tucka pattern across two notes.

D0-0-0-0-A0-0

https://storage.googleapis.com/fiddlehed-wordpress-uploads/2016/12/string-crossing-tucka-split-D-to-A.mp3

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