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What's to stop you doing a swing flare over a 3/4 beat though? It'd be the equivalent of doing a lucky seven over a 4/4 kind of I guess.

 

 

any techniques that have 3 or 6 sounds will lend themselves well to 3/4 timing.

 

og flare

prisms

boomerang

2 click flare patterns

 

or you can count a 4/4 beat out in your head in time with the 3/4 beat and do a polyrhythm

 

 

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that black market snuff beat is 6/8 not 3/4

thats probably the first thing to know if you are concentrating on trying to scratch over different time signatures, know how to count it properly.

 

easiest way to figure it out or to feel/count it is...

 

3/4 is, count: 1 and 2 and 3 and 1 and 2 and 3 and

 

6/8 is, count: 1, 2, 3, and, 2, 3 (in the black market snuff beats the snare his on the "and")

 

6/8 tends to have a triplet swing.. as its 6 (2x3) quavers , where as 3/4 is 3 crotchets...

you kinda can count them the same, but the accent should be different

 

and further to this a 12/8 is like 4 triplets.. as its 4 sets of 3

 

12/8: 1 and a 2 and a 3 and a 4 and a.... 1 and a.... etc....

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Thanks for your reply! I did not know it is in 6/8. Will practice in counting properly. Think for now I'll use the west side story "america" track to understand the 3/4 6/8 difference.

 

 

that black market snuff beat is 6/8 not 3/4

thats probably the first thing to know if you are concentrating on trying to scratch over different time signatures, know how to count it properly.

 

easiest way to figure it out or to feel/count it is...

 

3/4 is, count: 1 and 2 and 3 and 1 and 2 and 3 and

 

6/8 is, count: 1, 2, 3, and, 2, 3 (in the black market snuff beats the snare his on the "and")

 

6/8 tends to have a triplet swing.. as its 6 (2x3) quavers , where as 3/4 is 3 crotchets...

you kinda can count them the same, but the accent should be different

 

and further to this a 12/8 is like 4 triplets.. as its 4 sets of 3

 

12/8: 1 and a 2 and a 3 and a 4 and a.... 1 and a.... etc....

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never really had a problem with 3/4 since its not that huge a step away from 4/4.. just practice innit.. i guess for fitting scratches with four sounds you could start off doing them slow with 2 beats of silence to seperate them then work on your phrasing from there.

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