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What is the difference between a hand hammered snare drum and a smooth finish snare drum?
A metal snare drum is generally constructed of a rolled piece of steel, aluminum, brass or bronze and welded at the seam. The manufacturer may also add indentations in the material to strengthen the shell and for aesthetic purposes. The main difference between a smooth and hammered shell is before the material is cut, rolled into shape and welded, the material is 'hammered'. This process is usually accomplished by use of an industrial hammering process that adds the distinctive look of hammered metal. The hammering process does affect the tone, or sound, of the drum. Usually the hammering process causes the drum to produce a 'dry', or less brittle tone. Just as cymbals are hammered into shape and hammered by hand or machine in order to produce certain tones, the hammered shelled drum will produce a distinctive tone when compared with non-hammered shelled drums. Many would describe a hammered shelled snare drum as having a 'warmer tone'. Many manufacturer's claim that the hammering process lowers the fundamental tone of the metal shell, moving the the tone closer to the tone of a wood shell drum.
What is a bearing edge on drum shell?
It is the surface of the drum shell that actually touches the drum head. The area of this surface is less than that of a cross-section of the whole shell, since it is created by making an angled cut into the shell around the rim. The thickness or thinness of the bearing edge affects the tone of the drum; finer or sharper bearing edges yield a brighter tone, while thicker bearing edges yield a warmer tone. If the bearing edge is not perfectly level and perpendicular to the cylinder of the shell, the drum head will not seat properly and the tone of the drum will suffer.
What are timbals?
they are basically like the kettle drum or timpani. the tone and pitch to the drum itself can be lowered or tightened by a foot pedal, much like kick drum pedal to your average drum set.
What is the mood and tone of drum girls and dangerous pie?
Depressing and happy
What is a bass drum woofer?
They add a low subsonic fundamental to the usable tone of the drum. They also allow the main bass drum to be tuned completely separate allowing differing combinations in tone to be captured. For instance, a bass drum with a lot of attack and a lot of bottom end at the same time.
What has the author H Hands written?
H. Hands has written: 'For the man in the jungle' 'An appreciation' 'Process in India' 'Half-tone direct from original negatives' 'The best printing process for small workers' 'Oil lamps as an aid to exposure'
What are the Thailand musical instrument?
Sor-u , Tone Drum , Krachap Pi , Kokg Song Na (two drum faces) and so on........
Why must continuous tone images be screened for the printing process?
continous tone converted into half tone in printingAll printed material is screened. A continuos tone image usually refers to a color or black and white photograph. The printing process uses a mixture of dots in four colors, cyan, magenta, yellow and black to reproduce a color photograph. The reason for screening is because the process of printing uses the same density of ink throughout the image. The screen creates different shades or intensities of color within the image. Closely examine under a magnifying glass any printed material and the dots become visible. The higher the dots per inch (dpi) or lines per inch (lpi) of the screen the finer the result. Even when a solid spot color is used dots still comprise the printed result.
Why does the steel drum belongs to the percussion family?
A percussion instrument is any instrument in which the sound is achieved by a striking action (thus the name 'percussion'). The steel drum is struck with rubber mallets to produce the tone, and different spots in a drum correspond to different notes. The bigger the spot, the lower the tone.
What shape is a snare drum?
Your typical drum is a cylinder or shallow cylinder, with drum heads (the batter side, which you hit, and the resonant side, which is for more tone and sound quality) for the bases of the cylinder.
What is the purpose of a drum shield?
A drum shield is useful when someone is practicing playing drums and does not want the full reverberation. It reduces the noise but does not change the tone or note at all.
Why does billy martin remove bottom drum heads?
This used to be super popular. They call it "concert" setup - concert toms and concert bass. (There's no such thing as a concert snare; if you remove the snare-side head the snares won't work.) A concert drum is louder and has a "cleaner" tone; a drum with a resonant head has a "fuller" tone with more overtones and harmonics.
