Jazz Drum Hang - Modern Triplets Groups of 7
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
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This quickie is a phrase that uses triplets in groups of 7. Both right and left cymbals are used to get an interesting sound and result in a crazy sounding snare drum rhythm. It was inspired by the incredible drumming of Marcus Gilmore. Swinging, creative, and pushing our ears and limb coordination to new levels. Check it out and go to
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Chris Smith plays Noble and Cooley drums and Paiste Cymbals.
good one. thanks!
You are welcome!
Chris just subscribed to your page fantastic drumming and teaching special request please show me some buddy rich patterns to work on slow to fast need some syncopation patterns from buddy please help me dedicate this to boom will you
Chris, I had headphones on. The playback was done how???? Sounds like 3 mics set up. How so crispy??? What did you use?
Well, I wish it was three mics. However it is an old Audio-Technica Stereo Mic that is about 13 years old. I do have it up high on a mic stand though, that really helps the audio I think. I have a very low budget low tech rig at this point!
BD on 1 and 3 same triplet groove. Now and then go to high tom. Like your way as well. When I do this live even musicians and some audience drummers have no clue because so many drum hits are missing. Keep this a secret.
Ha ha! Yes secret kept. I just tried it your way and love it also! Nice. Thanks for sharing
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Roberto, hope you are doing well my friend.
@@ChrisSmithJazzDrumHang i'm well, thank you my friend! You always offer us interesting studies !.(Today i worked about triplets in five notes groups. RLR LLR LRL L etc etc)