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Jim Chapin had me doing this in 1968...He was ahead of everybody...I love this stuff...I'm on 65 years of drumming, and I teach all 40 rudiments...Look up Chet Doboe plating the Swiss triplets permitted 6 ways...Very challenging...Nice work.
Hey Rob, I enjoy your channel immensely. I’ve been playing professionally for about 45 years and teaching for about 30 or so. I currently have about 45 students but at one time I was up to 75. Way too many. I was a babbling idiot by the end of the week! Anyway, I’ve shown all my students this for years when I first introduce the Swiss Triplet. It blows them away. You can also show this with the opposite sticking. (Left flams) But you can take public credit for it since I don’t have a RUclips channel to prove it!! God Bless and keep up the great work you’re doing. All the best!
Hi Rob, very cool exercise. Funny, I started doing this rudiment as an exercise (in an unorthodox way) by trying to figure out the shuffle pulse to Zeppelin’s Fool In The Rain. I didn’t even know I was doing this rudiment, or any rudiment at all, but the count was imprinted in my brain as “uh1&,uh2&,uh3&,uh4&”. I’m now correcting where the 1 properly belongs. So thanks for the lesson, and this exercise! Great videos. I’m binge watching.
Rob, first of all, I 'd like to thank you for your contribution to the drummin' community! Especially that Vinnie lick video was a KILLER!!! As for the lesson-practice routine, you could also add alternate flams into the mix, which are also consisted of double strokes. I practIce doubles-alt. flams-swiss triplets back and forth. Cheers from Athens, Greece!
Rob-you are the best! Great videos, ideas, presentation, etc. Your focus on useable and practical ideas is so appreciated!!!! I will definitely donate to your site!
I don’t remember where I got this from, but I’ve been doing this for years. It’s also fun to reverse it on the fly to from right to left hand lead, transitioning through inverted doubles, four-stroke ruff (LH and RH lead), and Swiss triplet sticking but using 1 &a as the rhythm. All these are displaced double strokes. It’s also really difficult, but interesting, to try to hold the transition at a spot somewhere between the doubles and the triplets.
Rob! This is the exact morph I used in my snare solo a few years ago! It's fun to take the swiss-triplet into floppies (alternating flams) as well. The three different rudiments flow very well together as your hands are playing the same pattern just at different times. Fun stuff!
Killer vid Rob! Love the " BEATDOWN'S DOUBLE SWISS TRIPLET MORH " A challenging exercise that I'm looking forward to learning! Keep up the great work man! Love your vids!
Call it like you see it,I love the morphing back and fourth,that mental trick I think is kicking in,to learn Swiss army triplets from 16 s little confused still but I will master the morphing,thanks, Mr.Rob your teaching is so helpful for me,and many other Drummers. Love ya bro,keep up the hard work and stay loose 🤗🥁☮️🔥💯✅Rikk
So this is where I find Flamuel L. Jackson’s early work. I’ve been looking for this exercise as you’ve just sprung the Flamuel L. Jackson 20 min flamathon workout.
Nice one! The German drummer Claus Hessler is IMHO pretty expert in morphing/collapsing rudiments, he does awesome stuff. Not sure if he discovered that one though ;-)
Wow great lesson Beatdown bro. Generally speaking i don't care about any rudiment but this is different because you are mixing 16s with triples keeping the simple but useful llrr sticking. COOL :) edit: don't tell me that Beatdown Bro dosn't sound great.
Thanks Rob, Looks like a goodun. I going to have to do some work on my Swiss triplet. I'd like to see/hear the S.T. slower to get my sticks around it. Keep it up, great work. Best Regards, Dave in Australia
Great lesson! By all means put your name on it! But I suggest Rob Browns Swiss Triplet Morph. A name is ownership. A nickname gives way to question through time. If Moeller or Chapin had nicknames we probably wouldn't know who they really were. Credit where credit is due man, take it!
Thank you Rob! Swiss trips are so awesome! What about a follow up for advanced players with bass drum incorporated? Is there anything simpler and sweeter than a 4/4 pulse below with swiss trips running amok up high? I think not. :):):) Thanks again man.
Hey Rob, can you explain the grayed out L then the RRL which forms LRRL LRRL etc? When it's morphed it kind of sounds like something flamming but I can't match it to that sticking. Thanks
It should feel like a right lead triplet but with a left flam going into it. Between the R R and the 2nd L you should hear a clear even triplet. That's why it morphs into two doubles because you're basically just taking away the rush of the flam and making it into two pairs of doubles.
Really like your channel bro! But this time i kinda disliked the way you talk about that modulation from 16th to triplets.I just think that having that rhythmic change in your head before trying to make it happen in the sticks with some kinda trick is more "mental" and less "muscular", music is in our minds!!!! Sorry bout my english, congrats from Brazil!
Hey Rob! I have been trying to get to you via Twitter, about the subtitles that I created for one of your videos. The thing is that you must approve them or they will not be publicly available. It would be a lot of wasted work if you don't give me a hand with that. Please check that out and see if you can do it. Thanks!
Sorry, dude. I'm not on Twitter nearly as much and don't get notifications from YT for translation submissions. Unless they shoot right to my spam folder. Just skimmed it over and approved it. Thanks.
Have you every taken the morph all the point where the flam is complete synchronized with the right? R R L L ---> ( R+L) R L ----> R R L L ---> (R+L) R L
*HEY Y'ALL! Many of you guys have been asking recently if there's an alternative way other than a monthly contribution to show your support. Well...YES! You can always feel free to drop a one time donation on my website! It's quick and easy through PayPal. Just click the link in the description box to go straight there. Thanks for supporting the channel. Meantime...Check out this slick warmup. It's pretty fun, addictive and one of my faves. AND you'll build great hands in the process!* 🤓🥁
hey Rob, what about the KZ10's??? did you get them yet?
Jim Chapin had me doing this in 1968...He was ahead of everybody...I love this stuff...I'm on 65 years of drumming, and I teach all 40 rudiments...Look up Chet Doboe plating the Swiss triplets permitted 6 ways...Very challenging...Nice work.
That's so cool, Jim chapin taught my teacher!
Hey Rob, I enjoy your channel immensely. I’ve been playing professionally for about 45 years and teaching for about 30 or so. I currently have about 45 students but at one time I was up to 75. Way too many. I was a babbling idiot by the end of the week! Anyway, I’ve shown all my students this for years when I first introduce the Swiss Triplet. It blows them away. You can also show this with the opposite sticking. (Left flams) But you can take public credit for it since I don’t have a RUclips channel to prove it!! God Bless and keep up the great work you’re doing. All the best!
Love the laid back approach to how you instruct the playing. By the way, it's good to see that Carlock stick is still hangin in there.
It's just this kind of tips/analogies that expose the mastery of a teacher!!! Thanks for the great "transition challenge" warm up!!!! (JR-PORTUGAL)
Hi Rob, very cool exercise. Funny, I started doing this rudiment as an exercise (in an unorthodox way) by trying to figure out the shuffle pulse to Zeppelin’s Fool In The Rain. I didn’t even know I was doing this rudiment, or any rudiment at all, but the count was imprinted in my brain as “uh1&,uh2&,uh3&,uh4&”. I’m now correcting where the 1 properly belongs. So thanks for the lesson, and this exercise! Great videos. I’m binge watching.
That shuffle of the left hand makes the transition from Double Stroke to Triplet easy..Thanks Rob
I'm trying to get the Beat-Down. Thanks you for your excellent instruction!
Rob, first of all, I 'd like to thank you for your contribution to the drummin' community! Especially that Vinnie lick video was a KILLER!!!
As for the lesson-practice routine, you could also add alternate flams into the mix, which are also consisted of double strokes.
I practIce doubles-alt. flams-swiss triplets back and forth.
Cheers from Athens, Greece!
The way you break down how to think about the rudiments helps a lot.
Thank you for sharing.
Noticed this same relationship between swiss triplet and doubles not long ago. You did a great job of explaining it!
An appropriate tool to develop control and cleanness. Prof. Beatdown brown has delivered once again!
Marvelous stuff
Rob-you are the best! Great videos, ideas, presentation, etc. Your focus on useable and practical ideas is so appreciated!!!! I will definitely donate to your site!
Thanks a bunch, Papa Dukes 🙂👊🏽 Very much appreciated!
What a great warmup - Never thought of those two rudiments being SO closely related. Thanx
I don’t remember where I got this from, but I’ve been doing this for years. It’s also fun to reverse it on the fly to from right to left hand lead, transitioning through inverted doubles, four-stroke ruff (LH and RH lead), and Swiss triplet sticking but using 1 &a as the rhythm. All these are displaced double strokes. It’s also really difficult, but interesting, to try to hold the transition at a spot somewhere between the doubles and the triplets.
Rob! This is the exact morph I used in my snare solo a few years ago! It's fun to take the swiss-triplet into floppies (alternating flams) as well. The three different rudiments flow very well together as your hands are playing the same pattern just at different times. Fun stuff!
Thanks 4 your fantastic lesson! /Erland
awsome! I love this exercise!
Killer vid Rob! Love the " BEATDOWN'S DOUBLE SWISS TRIPLET MORH " A challenging exercise that I'm looking forward to learning! Keep up the great work man! Love your vids!
Nice thumbnail Rob!
Call it like you see it,I love the morphing back and fourth,that mental trick I think is kicking in,to learn Swiss army triplets from 16 s little confused still but I will master the morphing,thanks, Mr.Rob your teaching is so helpful for me,and many other Drummers. Love ya bro,keep up the hard work and stay loose 🤗🥁☮️🔥💯✅Rikk
So this is where I find Flamuel L. Jackson’s early work. I’ve been looking for this exercise as you’ve just sprung the Flamuel L. Jackson 20 min flamathon workout.
Super cool explanation!
This same thing happend to me but I was tossing hertas and noticed they morph into single 4 stroke pumps easily.
Tack!
Nice one! The German drummer Claus Hessler is IMHO pretty expert in morphing/collapsing rudiments, he does awesome stuff. Not sure if he discovered that one though ;-)
Rob, another cool vid and edu man.
Hello man, thank you very much once more.
Wow great lesson Beatdown bro. Generally speaking i don't care about any rudiment but this is different because you are mixing 16s with triples keeping the simple but useful llrr sticking. COOL :) edit: don't tell me that Beatdown Bro dosn't sound great.
Great exercise! Thanks Rob! Have you ever heard Steve Gadd's drum solo on "Instant Relief" (Tom Scott & LA Express)
Thanks Rob, Looks like a goodun. I going to have to do some work on my Swiss triplet.
I'd like to see/hear the S.T. slower to get my sticks around it. Keep it up, great work.
Best Regards,
Dave in Australia
I dig it!
Hello from Ukraine, thank you for your videos, your videos are realy cool man!
Wuddup, Ukraine 🇺🇦 You're welcome, man. Shout out from Canada 🇨🇦
I dig it
I'll try this as soon as I get home
This really clicked for me when, coming out of the Swiss triplets, flam Right right to start your 16th note doubles
Great lesson! By all means put your name on it! But I suggest Rob Browns Swiss Triplet Morph. A name is ownership. A nickname gives way to question through time. If Moeller or Chapin had nicknames we probably wouldn't know who they really were. Credit where credit is due man, take it!
Thank you Rob! Swiss trips are so awesome! What about a follow up for advanced players with bass drum incorporated? Is there anything simpler and sweeter than a 4/4 pulse below with swiss trips running amok up high? I think not. :):):)
Thanks again man.
RezRising Yeah man, learn how to play Rosetta Stoned by Tool. Polyrhythms and crazy time signatures galore with Swiss triplets!
Lee Austin Thanks guy! I'm checking it out right now.
Does anyone know what is the music at the end of the video?
Hey Rob, can you explain the grayed out L then the RRL which forms LRRL LRRL etc? When it's morphed it kind of sounds like something flamming but I can't match it to that sticking. Thanks
It should feel like a right lead triplet but with a left flam going into it. Between the R R and the 2nd L you should hear a clear even triplet. That's why it morphs into two doubles because you're basically just taking away the rush of the flam and making it into two pairs of doubles.
That works for me Dwanye. Thanks!
Really like your channel bro!
But this time i kinda disliked the way you talk about that modulation from 16th to triplets.I just think that having that rhythmic change in your head before trying to make it happen in the sticks with some kinda trick is more "mental" and less "muscular", music is in our minds!!!!
Sorry bout my english, congrats from Brazil!
Hey!
Hey Rob! I have been trying to get to you via Twitter, about the subtitles that I created for one of your videos. The thing is that you must approve them or they will not be publicly available. It would be a lot of wasted work if you don't give me a hand with that. Please check that out and see if you can do it. Thanks!
Sorry, dude. I'm not on Twitter nearly as much and don't get notifications from YT for translation submissions. Unless they shoot right to my spam folder. Just skimmed it over and approved it. Thanks.
I have to be focus or else my doubles will morph into swish army triplets because I think swiss army triplets are more fun to play lol
I thought maybe add skype lessons to your arsenal for additional funding as well maybe?
Have you every taken the morph all the point where the flam is complete synchronized with the right? R R L L ---> ( R+L) R L ----> R R L L ---> (R+L) R L
Second. lol!
Close enough 🙂