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Swiss Army Triplet – Drum Rudiment Lesson (Drumeo)
the Swiss Army triplet this rudiment sounds very similar to the flam accent however the sticking is a little bit different you're going to be playing a
flam on every three notes or if you're playing an eighth note triplets every quarter note however the sticking is not going to be right left right left right left it's going to be right right left
right right left so let's just learn that first before we add the flam in right right left right right left right right left right right left one triplet two triplet three triplet four triplet
now while we do from there is simply add a flam stroke on each quarter note or ever three notes flam right left flam right left flam right left flam right left now if you notice this rudiment
doesn't naturally change lead hands so be sure to practice it left hand lead as well very useful rudiment let's practice it together at 60 beats per minute to learn how to apply this rudiment and to
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The swiss army triplet is a unique one-way rudiment that can be played in both right and left hand leads. Unlike most of the other rudiments, this rudiment isn’t designed to alternate. Instead, it just loops with either the right or left hand taking the primary roll. This can make it fun for simple beats, or even unique drum fills.
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