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ha! Thanks for the putting up with me.
Good for you for trying things and confusing all of us. :)
I don't think @Rip upstrokes are on the and. Like I said I don't think you are swinging. It feels like two 1/16 notes.
1e 2 3e 4, 1e 2 3e 4 etc
If it was on the and of the beats it would be closer to Latin or ska. I'm glad you posted a video. Definitely clarified.
@Buco the arrows in the diagram indicate what beats to emphasize. Not down strokes.
It would be down up down, down up down.
I think @Rip you could definitely use this in a B section. Like in douce ambiance.
Apologies for the confusion, I'm still trying to figure stuff out. Thanks for bearing with me!
I didn't say they represent the down strokes?
Hey Buco! I think you and me are the only two people on the planet still interested in this, but here is a picture of what I meant. If I could have redone the is thread, then I would have just posted this picture and asked if anybody does this?
True true. I was trying to guess what you were confused about in the diagram. That was my best guess. :) sorry.
This diagram finally makes it clear for me. I thought you were trying to shift the upstroke to the downbeat and then your downstroke immediately after. I also understand now why you were calling it a reverse downstroke. And also why I wasn't hearing the upstroke (because I was listening before the downstroke, not after. Thanks for the clarifying image.
Finally after 7 pages of confusing mess we have the diagram that I asked for on page 1… 😄
Here's one way to use it
Andreas says he learned it from Tchavolo.
@littlemark it's cool, appreciate the effort. Confused could be my middle name.