Swiss Triplets Applied to the Drum Kit: Drum Lesson | Stanton Moore

[@stantonmooremusic]

I talk about adding Swiss Triplets and “Garibaldi-zing” stickings all the time in SMDA, so tell me, what's everyones favorite David Garibaldi groove?

[@dallasshanequick]

What is Hip, easily. Was the first one I learned how to play.

[@CampbellYoungblood]

I mean so many great ones but gotta go soul vacc 🔥

[@trentmannina8342]

Squib Cakes

[@johnspeice4387]

Oakland stroke

[@PenguinMcDuck]

I actually don't have any. If it's from David Garibaldi, it's my favourite. I know this doesn't directly answer your question but I do have a few go-to Garibaldi grooves. However, they're not strictly appropriated from a song, I just study from his books "The Funky Beat" and "Code of Funk", borrowed his concepts, explored the possibilities and made up my own. As a result... I don't really have a favourite groove, but if I make any paradiddle groove, I attribute my main inspiration to him, that's why any and all of his grooves is/are my favourite(s). Even the "not-strictly-funk" ones.

[@ralphonofrio1518]

I've been on this a long time...Jim Chapin was doing these in the 60's when I studied with him....Listen to ''Knock yourself out'' by TOP on East Bay Grease....I knew this from Chapin,but really got it when I got into TOP...OH TES!!! You are great,Mr. Moore.

[@stantonmooremusic]

I got to take one lesson with Jim in my 20s. Great experience! Thank you for tuning in, and thank you for the kind words! 🙌🏼

[@michaelklibansky5336]

You do a great job communicating with your audience. Thank you! Look forward to future vids

[@stantonmooremusic]

Thank you for tuning in! 🙌🏼

[@robertdowler3347]

Thank you Sir for the Swiss Triplet Lesson,D.G. style of TOP. & -Snap Funk 101.

[@klaymanklogg8459]

I cant wait to apply this!!!

[@stantonmooremusic]

🙌🏼

[@CozBoogie]

Tasty chops as always @Stanton Moore. Keep feeding us the grooves my man!

[@kennytrezza9930]

Been following you for years 🥁❣️

[@DaveHillJr]

Always great to learn from the Master!

[@Raphaeldrums]

Greetings from Italy, you are truly an inspiration!

[@mikeevangelista1177]

Wow this is really cool. I can’t wait to start messing around with this concept. Thanks for sharing this awesome groove

[@StevePNathan]

Love those Gretsch sets. Copper Sparkle especially

[@vintagemxer9165]

Orchestrated example was similar to the HH/SN example but I get the gist.

[@ShadowDatsas]

Haha what a funny coincidence, we are currently covering Soul Vaccination with my band and took me quite some time to get it down on the drums properly... DAMN, this concept is EVERYWHERE there!

[@LdCtheone]

[@aakkoin]

David Garibaldi is amazing, like an engineer of funk drumming, sort of like Neil Peart was "the professor" of rock drumming. They have somewhat a similar clinical approach like an engineer.

[@portnickos]

This is soooo coo, manl!! Can hardly avoid "Garibaldizations" when it comes to groove development..."The Oakland Stroke" is my favorite Garibaldi tune...I also love "Squib Cakes" (especially the intro beat)!! And yes, we love SMDA!!! 😁

[@neftysturd]

Awesome groove, what is the bass drum pattern you play along with this, please?

[@danideca69]

hello, great lesson. Could you tell me what is that wooden thing behind you? is it a seat or a stand? Please Tell me

[@jimmy_jarhead]

"I gotta fever, and the only prescription is more COWBELL"

[@rich7662]

Thanks for the video Stanton! What's the brand and sizes of those cowbells?

[@stantonmooremusic]

Rich That’s an LP ES 7 on my bass drum and an LP Steve Gadd signature on my left.

[@rich7662]

@@stantonmooremusic Thanks so much! I enjoy what you do with them and will be adding them to my kit.

[@tmaddrummer]

David G, Johnny V, and Stanton Da Man! That is a beautiful Gretsch kit Stanton! Is it a new or vintage kit? Thanks and Blessings!

[@stantonmooremusic]

tmaddrummer It’s probably about 8 years old now. I got it right as they were relaunching the Round Badge. I love ‘em!!!

[@tmaddrummer]

@@stantonmooremusic that's a knock out finish! I love my Gretsch kit, except that my snare is so fat, I can't jazz it up no matter how much I tighten the tension rods. That's a whole new experience for me, but not a problem, just something kool about that Great Gretsch Sound! Thanks Stanton!

[@sylvioandrade2784]

I agree that's a very very beautiful Gretsch kit. What model is that, Stanton? What is rhe color of the kit?

[@stantonmooremusic]

Sylvio Andrade That’s a USA custom kit in ruby red marine pearl finish. I love it! 🙏🏼❤️🥁

[@sylvioandrade2784]

@@stantonmooremusic thank you, Stanton. I loved to see this drum kit. See you

[@zivmoerman1844]

steeeeeev maden

[@Robert-ck7nm]

Great subject, Stanton. Thank you. However, some friendly suggestions; there's too much abstract explanation, the demos are too short, and too subtle both acoustically, and visually. Use more close up angles. Maybe play it slowly, in exaggerated fashion, repeat it a few times, then speed it up. I think the great material would have resonated better for me. Thanks you!

[@BradSchlueter]

Great lesson and I love how different that pattern sounds when you move your hand from one part of the kit to the next. I made a video last week using a similar idea to yours. In mine, I split the Swiss Triplet between my hi-hat and bass drum...if you're interested you can see it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGeTaKxth5Wra5o Gadd did that sort of thing well too. I remember seeing a video of him playing a cool samba pattern and all he'd done was play paradiddles with his left hand on the hi-hat and right hand on his snare over a samba foot pattern...and it sounded amazing! All the best!