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Bass Rudiments

The document outlines various bass rudiments, detailing their names, descriptions, and examples of how they are played. Each rudiment involves splitting notes between different numbers of players, with specific patterns and sticking techniques. The document serves as a guide for understanding and practicing these rhythmic patterns in a collaborative setting.

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Bass Rudiments

The document outlines various bass rudiments, detailing their names, descriptions, and examples of how they are played. Each rudiment involves splitting notes between different numbers of players, with specific patterns and sticking techniques. The document serves as a guide for understanding and practicing these rhythmic patterns in a collaborative setting.

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BASS RUDIMENTS

Name (s) Description Example (s)

Split-Single, Split between 2 people.


Every other note is split.
Squig Played with one hand.

Split between 3 people


Buhguhdah
consecutively, down or up

Split between 4 or 5 people


Laser
consecutively, down or up

Split between 2 people. Like


Hand-to-Hand,
a split single, except each
person is using alternating
Candy Cane sticking.

Split 2s, Split between 2 people. 4-


note grouping in which 1
player plays the first 2 notes
and the other plays the
Wee-Woos second 2 and it repeats.
Pushy 2s,
Like split 2s, except each
Split Diddles, person only uses one hand.
Can be more than 2 people.
Dumb Stuff

Gamecubes,
Like a split single, except
the downbeats are split
between 3 or more people
Carr Bombs
Inverted
Gamecube, Like a gamecube, except the
downbeats are all on one
person, and the upbeats are
split up between 3 or more
Inverted Carr people.
Bombs

Bunny Hop,
Split between 3 people. Like
a gamecube, except the
downbeats are split between
Kickflip,
only 2 people, while the
upbeats remain on one
person
Downflip

Inverted Bunny Split between 3 people. Like


an inverted gamecube,
Hop,
except the upbeats are split
between only 2 people, while
the downbeats remain on
Heelflip one person

Split between 2 people. 3-


Goblins,
note grouping where 1
player plays 1 note and the
Split Puhduhduh other plays 2.

Split between 2 people. 4-


note grouping where 1
Philantros
player plays 1 note and the
other plays 3.
Split-Single between top and
Book Ends
bottom drum

Essentially 5let gamecubes,


with the downbeats split
between 5 and 3 (55333),
Poop-Scoops
while the ups are between 4
and 2 (44422)

Pass-Overs, Split between 2 people. 6-


note grouping with one
person playing a 4 and the
other playing a 2 in the
Split 2-4s same rhythm
Eggos, Split between 2 people. 5-
note grouping with one
person playing 3 notes and
Split Egg-Beaters the other playing 2.

Split between 6 people.


Rainbows Essentially, Lasers for 6
drums. Can go down or up.

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