Swiss Triplets As A 16th Fill - Icanplaydrums.com

[@dinda5436]

Not every idea will resonate with everyone, but I appreciate the creativity here.

[@JackBennettDrums]

Agreed 100%.

[@girum9545]

Ive been drumming for 10 years and never thought of this.

[@opvikash7114]

I had to rewatch this a few times to really grasp it. Swiss triplets in this context are absolutely mind-bending. Its refreshing to see someone push boundaries in drumming. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@JackBennettDrums]

you'll get it, just take it slow!

[@randomzone6880]

Your teaching style is a breath of fresh air compared to other KZbin drum teachers. You have this ability to take complex ideas, like the Swiss triplets, and make them easily digestible. Plus, your unique applications challenge even experienced drummers

[@JackBennettDrums]

many thanks!!! really appreciate your positive feedback.

[@sanderjgt8813]

Questa è davvero una nuova prospettiva sui triplette svizzeri. Non avevo mai pensato di usarli in questo modo. Continua così, mi piace molto!

[@JackBennettDrums]

grazie mille, sono felice che ti sia piaciuto!

[@TigerWvel]

Theres a reason I keep coming back to your channel over other KZbin drum educators. The depth and creativity of your content surpass most out there. Others often rehash the same old exercises, but youre always pushing the envelope, showing us new ways

[@JackBennettDrums]

thanks heaps man, really glad you're enjoying the content.

[@drummershort]

Your explanations and demonstrations are some of the clearest; leaving no doubt about how to perform the lick.

[@JackBennettDrums]

thanks man, I really appreciate that. Glad it helped you :)

[@downteam5360]

Ive been around the block with drum tutorials, and this? Its a keeper.

[@JackBennettDrums]

ill take it! thanks man

[@mala6806]

Youve got a knack for making the complicated seem easy. Good on ya.

[@JackBennettDrums]

thank you I appreciate it.

[@samersirya921]

Nunca tinha visto os Swiss triplets usados desta maneira. A sua abordagem é muito criativa e inspiradora. Estou ansioso para tentar isso na minha bateria!

[@JackBennettDrums]

Me alegra que te haya gustado. ¡Todo lo mejor con eso!

[@murda24]

Solid stuff! I might swipe this technique for my next jam session.

[@JackBennettDrums]

do it!

[@badribhaiya2262]

Ive got to hand it to you, thats a unique take. Not sure its my style, but its interesting for sure.

[@leefunnyofficial2865]

This Swiss triplet approach as 16th note fills is intriguing, but Im curious: when transitioning between different drums on the kit, do you have any specific tips to maintain evenness and prevent over-accentuation, especially on the snare?

[@JackBennettDrums]

all i can say is take it super slow, practice to a click with subdivisions, and record yourself for feedback.

[@John--qh9xl]

Nice drums, Jack. What brand are they?

[@JackBennettDrums]

Hi John - Sleishman drums, check them out at www.sleishman.com - 100% free floating shells :)

[@kleelking7688]

I prefer the traditional method, but hey, kudos for thinking outside the box.

[@JackBennettDrums]

no probs!

[@Desperado3248]

Seems somewhat awkward, takes out the quarter note pulse. Why not just use six patterns or sixteenth note flam triplets?maybe flam paradiddle diddle six patterns

[@JackBennettDrums]

Yes if you come straight from the hihats, but if you keep the hihat chick going throughout the fill, it gives the cross phrase a reference point. Launching from ride cymbal might be easier for this.

[@azkarpratama2482]

This feels a bit too complex for my taste, but I cant deny youve got some skills.

[@JackBennettDrums]

No probs, take it slow and you'll get it.

[@zieton2]

1a👍

[@JackBennettDrums]

cheers!