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→Tuplets/Triplets
Now as far as strumming rhythm goes, triplets or other tuplets that contain an odd division of a beat (such as 3rds, 5ths, or 7ths) are going to throw us off a bit. We play them the same as above by speeding up and playing on each stroke. The problem is we end up reversing our up and down strokes, due to the odd division. If the pattern has two triplets, then we don't need to worry about it because they will cancel out. If not, we need to find some space to try to get back on beat. Or we just have to recognize that we've reversed down and up strokes and keep chugging along.
1 n 2 tr lt 3 4 n d u d u d u (d)(u) d u using space to get back on beat - play a ministrum another triplet on the 3rd beat, fake but only pick the initial upstroke on - phantom strum the 3.5 beatother two hits.
1 n 2 tr lt 3 n 4 tr lt