Fun Swiss Triplet Exercise! - Drum Lesson

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This video is about playing a Swiss Triplet phrase.
Here is a gear list:
Cymbals:
20" Vintage
20" Vintage 7 rivets
14" Vintage Hats
Gretsch Drums:
18X14 (2018 Broadcaster)
12X8 (59 Roundbadge)
14X14 (59 Roundbadge)
14X5.5 (59 Roundbadge)
Recording Gear:
Focusrite Scarlett 18i20
(2) AKG C1000s
BD - Audio Technica ATM250DE
SD - Audix D2 and SM57 Bottom

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20 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 23

@jazzhole8208 2 года назад

🤣 luv those self deprecating comedy moments 🤣 thanks for the great lesson Mr.Metz 🙏

@TimMetz 2 года назад

Thanks Marcus! I hope you’re well!

@jazzhole8208 2 года назад

@@TimMetz hey, yes i'm good, I hope you're doing fine too? Stay safe 🙌

@russellesimonetta9071 Год назад

I,m a huge fan of swiss triplets!! I,ve been trying patterns in straight sixteen notes. It,s cool and very syncopated!

@funkybassguy68 2 года назад

I’ve always been a rock drummer but your lessons make me want to play jazz

@TimMetz 2 года назад

Thank you so much! That’s the idea. I love making jazz approachable to non jazz players.

@Ds_Drums 2 года назад

Learning jazz will make you a more well rounded drummer and really broaden your horizons. You know... the more you know.... enjoy yourself!

@Flavio_drummer 2 года назад

Amazing!!! Tony Williams used a lot this rudiment, no? Great job, Tim! =D

@TimMetz 2 года назад

He did! Thanks so much!

@Ds_Drums 2 года назад

Flam accent is a really cool rudiment. I like to play around with the flam accent with one hand working the cowbell and the other on the snare or Tom's or alternating. Gives kind of a laying feel. Thanks for posting.

@The_Caesar6186 2 года назад

thanks tim

@TimMetz 2 года назад

You're welcome!

@Backcountry77 Год назад

I really like your videos! Such a great teacher and easy to follow. That thing in the beginning of this video when you play Swiss army triplets on cymbal and snare, can you explain how you do it, is it the first stroke with right hand that hits the cymbal and the other on snare?