The Official FFR PICTURE Dictionary

[stlunatic0124]

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Oh that sounds good I'll do that SqNtz.. good suggestion.

[plasmix]

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goddamn

it's a triplet

TRIPLET

[talisman]

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except it's not a triplet (unless it's red blank blank yellow blank blank blue, which is an actual quarter note triplet. Eighth note triplets are 12ths, sixteenth note triplets are 24ths).

It's not a triple either, a triple is three notes at the same time (following logically from a jump, or a double). I guess you could call that hands... but naw, they're triples.

I don't know what to call it really. A 1e+? ("one ee and") That sounds dumb. Triple consecutive sixteenth patterns on the quarter notes?

[chickendude]

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wouldn't an eighth triplet be a 24th? Fitting three notes inside an eighth. That seems more logical.

[stlunatic0124]

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lol grrrrr

[dancingmaniac3]

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lol nevermind

[jimerax]

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SDG has nothing to do with the number of averages/misses/boos.

[-Fallen-]

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You should put like pictures of index styles, 4finger styles, and spread styles if you get a chance. Or at least, different finger setups that apply to ffr such as 4finger on the numpad etc. That information is always helpful.

Not a good suggestion. Why?

When you begin to play FFR or SM YOU start playing with whatever is comfortable at that moment. Besides, we don't need to gay another thread with an infinite of playing styles and a thousand noobs asking whether one style is better than the other.

[stlunatic0124]

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lol this is true.

[XXXsmittyXXX]

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Nice work x.X

[iggymatrixcounter]

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You should put like pictures of index styles, 4finger styles, and spread styles if you get a chance. Or at least, different finger setups that apply to ffr such as 4finger on the numpad etc. That information is always helpful.

Not a good suggestion. Why?

When you begin to play FFR or SM YOU start playing with whatever is comfortable at that moment. Besides, we don't need to gay another thread with an infinite of playing styles and a thousand noobs asking whether one style is better than the other.

[talisman]

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chicken it has more to do with how they're written in music (in 4/4). eighth triplets are three eighth notes tied together with a little 3 over them. 3 notes in side an eighth note is three sixteenth notes tied together with a little 3 over them. Or something like that. It's been a while since I've had to read music.

[chickendude]

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oh, I know what you're talking about now

[Telvanni_guard]

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I finally know what SD means. Thanks.

[clocktower]

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yeah, good job,:\