See Also
- Clave (rhythm) for the rhythms of latin jazz and latin dance
- Half time shuffle
- Jig for the swung triplets of Celtic music - triplets with a swing feel to them - not to be confused with the swung duplets of "triplet swing."
- Folk hornpipe of the dotted note variety, often notated in 2/4 (The Harvest Home, The Boys of Bluehill) for the 3:1 hard swing/shuffle of Celtic music.
- Notes inégales, a 17th-century French usage of similar meters and notation
- Polyrhythm
- Schaffel music swing and shuffle beats in electronic music
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