Flam Triplet Vs Swiss Army Triplet

[@Ds_Drums]

When I was a student we called your "flam triplet" a "flam accent". No biggie same difference I betting that the name has changed over the years. See... i geezin like the mutha. I lucky though been playing for 45 years and so glad to have been able to do that.

[@JeiElRai]

I've been doing both of these without knowing they were separate rudiments, just cuz it was a way to switch things up building my overall foundation. Thanks for clarifying so.... Umm, clearly! 😊

[@MarkGilliland-z8p]

Danny Carey loves his swiss army triplets. Check out the breakdown in Pneuma

[@diamonddave777]

Love your lessons!

[@Eddy_Hammer]

Magic of flam, it could be everywhere

[@Bobobo-bo-bo-bobobo]

Danny Carey loves his Swiss Triplets

[@dilshanjayathilake4647]

nicely explained

[@MatthewMangan]

Not sure if it's your thing but would be great to see your reaction to Danny Carey drum cam Phuma Live!

[@totigerus]

Is there a name for (lRLR lRLR)? ....or right leading it would be (rLRL, rLRL)

[@Helmut-HMRock-Meyer]

Klasse!

[@wattuo2073]

why arent u popularrrr

[@francoisfabre9749]

Is there a name for the swiss army triplet without hands swapping?

[@HamptonGuitars]

It stays with the same hand, it is the flam triplet or accent that swaps.

[@francoisfabre9749]

Oh yes indeed. My bad! I meant a triplet such as lRLR lRLR or rLRL rLRL. :)

[@morganthem]

Cool

[@koushikpaulmusical35]

💙💙💙💙💙 from India

[@Scrub_Jake]

I like rL (flam) r, l because it’s basically a r,l,r,l pattern just slightly different in the beginning with the flam. Seems easier to me 🤷🏻

[@alexander8990]

magirl