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Two-Step

Country · style reference: Country two-step

120 BPM4/4practice 95–130 BPM level 1ghost notes
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Main4/4 · 16th

▲ accentshort bar = ghost note◆ grace note (hover for flam / drag / layer timing)● alt padfingering: L/R hand, 1 = thumb … 5 = little finger

131—
142—
153—
164—
9Q—
10W—
11E—
12R—
5A—
6SRim
7DRide
8FCrash
1ZKick
2XSnare
3CHi-hat
4VFloor tom

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Tempo trainer

96 → 120 BPM, +2 every 4 bars. Starts when you press Play.

Section chain

Build a custom order, e.g. Main ×3 → Fill 1 → Chorus ×4. Saved in this browser.

Shortcuts: Space play · ←/→ tempo · T tap · M click · L loop · [ ] section · G/P view · H pad chart · pads Z–V, A–F, Q–R, 1–4

Practice notes

The dance-hall two-step: a kick on 1 and 3, a snare (or cross-stick) on 2 and 4 and eighth-note hats. The bass alternates root and fifth with the kick — "boom-chick, boom-chick". The simplest groove in country, and one of the most danced.

The style reference names an influence only; this groove is an original pattern.

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