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Playing Flams On Drums
Holding Drum Sticks To Do Flams
Doing Accents & Taps On Drums: Part 1
Doing Accents & Taps On Drums: Part 2
Playing Grace Notes On Drums: Part 1
Playing Grace Notes On Drums: Part 2
Doing Right Handed Flams On Drums
Doing Left Handed Flams On Drums
Playing 16th Notes On Drums: Part 1
Playing 16th Notes On Drums: Part 2
Playing A Flam On The Drums: Part 1
Playing A Flam On The Drums: Part 2
Playing A Flam With A Tap Stick On The Drums
Playing Flam Taps On The Drums: Part 1
Playing Flam Taps On The Drums: Part 2
What Is Pata Fla Fla?: Part 1
What Is Pata Fla Fla?: Part 2
What Is Pata Fla Fla?: Part 3
What Is Pata Fla Fla?: Part 4
The Triplet Drum Theory: Part 1
The Triplet Drum Theory: Part 2
The Triplet Drum Theory: Part 3
Playing A Flam Accent On The Drums: Part 1
Playing A Flam Accent On The Drums: Part 2
Playing A Flam Accent On The Drums: Part 3
Playing A Swiss Army Triplet On The Drums: Part 1
Sticking A Swiss Army Triplet
Playing A Swiss Army Triplet With A Flam
Playing A Swiss Army Triplet On The Drums: Part 2
Summary: How to stick a Swiss army triplet and play it on the drums; get expert tips and instruction on playing drums and percussion instruments in this free music lesson video.
Shaun Schaefer is the drummer for Platinum recording artist Blessid Union Of Souls. An award winner, Schaefer has toured the world and played for the masses including our troops in...read more
"Hi, I'm Shaun Schaefer on behalf of Expert Village and today we are going to be learning how to play a few basic flam rudiments. Now that we know what swiss army triplets are and we can play flam accents. It is time to work on playing the swiss army triplets. Now this step is going to involve playing the triplets with the swiss army sticking and we would add in the flams a little bit later. But we have to get use to playing the sticking which is kind of different then what we are use to. So let's get counting, let's count some triplets. 1 triplet, 2 triplet, 3 triplet, 4 triplet, 1 triplet, 2 triplet, 3 triplet, 4 triplet, 1 triplet, 2 triplet, 3 triplet, 4 triplet, 1 triplet, 2 triplet, 3 triplet, 4 triplet, 1 triplet, 2 triplet, 3 triplet, 4 triplet, 1 triplet, 2 triplet, 3 triplet, 4 triplet, 1. So it is right, right, left, right, right, left, right, right, left, right, right, left, right, right, left, right, right, left, right. So keep practicing that and like I have always said if it is to fast slow it down. Better to be slow and perfect then fast and sloppy. Let's go ahead and take a look at our next step."
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