Triplets

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triplets are a great starting point to learn patterns

descending triplets can be hit in the following methods

[1] 32 ... one handed

or [1] 32 (32) ... alt tapping (recommended)

[1] (3>2)|(3>2) 32 ... skip slide tapping (experimental+) example

ascending triplets can be hit similarly

[1] 23 ... one handed

[1] 23 (23) ... alt tapping (recommended)

[1] (2>3)|(2>3) 23 skip slide tapping (experimental)

a similar method can be applied to quads and quints

descending quads

[1] 432 ... one handed

[1] 432 (432) ... alt tapping (recommended)

[1] (4>3>2)|(4>3>2) 432 ... skip slide tapping (not attempted but maybe?)

ascending quads

[1] 234 ... one handed

[1] 234 (234) ... alt tapping (recommended)

[1] (2>3>4)|(2>3>4) 234, skip slide tapping (not attempted but maybe?)

descending quints

[1] 54 3>2 ... one handed, stationary anchor

543 [2>1] ... one handed, moving anchor

[1] 54 3>2 (5432) ... alt tapping, stationary anchor

543 [2>1] (5432) ... alt tapping with moving anchor (recommended)

i dont think it will be possible but heres the skip slide tapping method

[1] (5>4>3>2)|(5>4>3>2) 54 3>2 ... good luck!

ascending quints

[1] 23 4>5 ... one handed, stationary anchor

[1>2] 345 [2>1] ... one handed, moving anchor, similar to quint zig zag method so i would only recommend using this if the section transitions into quint zig zags or something there are easier methods

[1] (2345) 23 4>5 ... alt tapping, stationary anchor (recommended)

[1] (2345) [1>2] 345 ... alt tapping, moving anchor

for these methods i recommend starting with your tapping hand

and again the skip slide tapping, probably not possible

[1] (2>3>4>5)|(2>3>4>5) 23 4>5 ... good luck!