One Palm John
57 posts
Mar 23, 2020
12:01 PM
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Pretty sure I have figured out how to explain the triple tonguing. Is this it?
https://youtu.be/prcSqA6juDs
I'm not doing it like Adam describes - the brushing of the tip of the tongue over the roof of the mouth.
It's more percussive use of the full length of the tongue.
For reference, the words are waddle-uh and duddle-uh.
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John M G
349 posts
Mar 23, 2020
4:58 PM
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Your link comes up as a private video so I can't view it. I don't know how many others this may be the same for, it may help discussion if you opened up the sharing policies.
Cheers John
Last Edited by John M G on Mar 23, 2020 4:59 PM
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One Palm John
58 posts
Mar 24, 2020
8:13 AM
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Fixed! I think the duddle-uh is the way to do it - the waddle-uh gives a little scoop on the first note.
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The Iceman
4053 posts
Mar 24, 2020
9:38 AM
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tock-a-ta tick-a-ta
diddle-da
tiddley
just use combinations of consonants separated by a vowel to give a triplet feel
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The Iceman
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ted burke
837 posts
Mar 24, 2020
6:55 PM
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Magic Dick of J.Geils Band comes to mind; triplets as you describe them, I believe, at 5:47 of this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eKnbehniuA
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Last Edited by ted burke on Mar 24, 2020 6:57 PM
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