The attachment is a little something I threw together.. you never find a hybrid list with more than 30 of em so I decided to put them all together in alpha order. Enjoy!

Constructive criticism is welcome.

This is a great list of hybrids that you put together. I've seen many of these but all from different books or peices of music, never all at one time though. Great Job!

thnx

Nice compilation. I vote sticky.

Very nice work Ratamaswiss.
This should be definitely sticky.
That's what many people are looking for and now they can get it.

It would be a cool sticky in the rudiment section, I'll ask about that, Thnx a lot for the feedback. I'm very glad to see some people will get as much use for this as I will.

Learn em all, grid em all O_O

This is very awesome, but unfortunately I do not know how to play a lot of them. My knowledge of notes pretty much only encompasses up to 32nds, and sixtuplets. I haven't been able to find a source that tells me how to play anything other than that. I'm big on counting the music as I play it, and I have absolutely no idea how to count 5, 7, 9 or X amount of hit beats.

I know this may be off-topic, but any ideas on how I might be able to figure this out?

Not to get off topic either, but I think since this place is also a place of learning and there is nothing more to say about the PDF I will explain 9's to you, they are the easier ones, I'll show you the 9:8 ones (9 sixteenth in 8 sixteenth place)(9 in 2 counts) because thats the one you will commonly see, and I'll so you with the easy sticking. You can alternate sticking once you learn the sound of them.

play this, Make sure you accent on every down beat (tap foot)


Now play 2 count triplets (quarter note triplets)Make sure the accent hits with the foot on 1 and 3


Ok now this make sure you are really on the beat with the 2 count triplet tap your foot


Now here act like the 2 count triplet accents were like the beats on the first image. Keep the accent constant but try to add the 2 extra notes to feel like triplets at a different tempo


After you work that out with the accents in the right place you can try to alternate the 9's, but usually through high school you see them in RLL RLL RLL pattern.
thats about all I can say sorry if its hard to understand but its hard to show you on the net. Good luck! Tip for 5's count it Un-i-ver-si-ty or hip-po-pot-a-mus any 5 syllable word.

Wow...thanks for putting that together, that's really nice to have laying around.

Helicopter is spelled "Helecopter" in the Hulka Helicopter, but that was all I caught just skimming over it.

lol, oops thnx for the report.