How did the use of steel drums start?
According to popular lore, they evolved or rather were invented - from discarded Oil drums ( one group was even called the Esso Steel Band) in Jamaica and or Trinidad. Unconfirmed sources claimed the authorities imposed a ban on musical instruments- thus driving this underground devellpment. it is a little hokey. I can scarcely imagine any civilized government banning musical instruments= which after all are used in Church services, patriotic marches, parades, etc- such a ban would be Titanically difficult to enforce, Mahnn!/ Buit so the story goes. they , unlike traditional drums have been tuned by annealing and are used to play melody part, not merely rhythm. a sort of poor-man"s Vibraharp.
What is the part you hit on a snare drum called?
The bass kick drum in a full drumset utilizes a type of mallet. Tympani drums also use this.
The prices start around $300 and could go up quickly based on the brand and quality of the skin they use. In general, there are not many reviews available about the value for money of these musical instruments on the Internet.
Who is the creator of the drum?
Drums have been around for as long as anyone can remember. They were probably invented when the first person found that beating something to make sounds was intertaining.
because the beating of the drum sounds like your heart beating and to play the drum, you need strength.
Why do you put a blanket in a drum set?
Blankets are commonly put inside the kick drum to change the sound. It is usually used to dampen the sound to give a tighter low thud. Also prevents the sound from having a a higher toned sound from the kick drum heads from rattling too much. Some drummers prefer and old pillow. Feel free to try different objects and find the sound you like.
What is the drum called that you play in between your legs?
its the bass drum u know u coulda just looked it up
Who made the first drum kit and where?
Although i don't know who made it. The first drum kit was made in New Orleans. it was built to play Jazz on.
Being round creates the sound. When you hit it, the sound bounces off the walls of the drum and goes into the air. If it were square it would sound a bit different.
The shell of the drum, or the place you pound to create noise, is stretched over a circular opening on both ends of the barrel of the drum. The tension is the factor that determines the noise produced.
What is Dave grohls current drum kit set up?
His nirvana kit was a Tama Artstar II, 24" kickdrum, 15 and 18inch toms and a 14×8inch artwood snaredrum.
He used an Aquarian hi energy snare batter head, remo pinstripes on the toms, and a remo powerstroke on the kickdrum.
The cymbals he used where zildjian A series, usually 15inch rock hihats, 18 and 20inch crashes and a 24inch medium ride. But sometimes he also used a 22inch heavy ride.
His more recent tour kit, used with Queens of the Stone Age, are DW Drums, with a pelham blue color, much like his signature Gibson model color. He uses 24inch kickdrum, 15, 16 and 18inch toms, with a 14×6,5inch snaredrum.
The cymbals he uses are 15inch Zildjian A series mastersound hihats, Zildjian A series medium ride (either 22 or 24inch) and a set of Paiste 2002 powercrashes (19 and 20inch).
Sometimes he optes for a Paiste 2002 ride alongside of some Zildjian A series crashes.
What are some different types of drum beats?
There are studio beats mixr beats solo betas tour beats power beats diddy beats and heart beats
What happens when you strike a drum pad?
It will make a noise. The pitch will depend on the type of drum.
How do you change the pitch of the keyboard ( instrument )?
The only correct way to do this is to find a qualified organ technician (avoid electronic organ repair men) and ask him to re-pitch the organ. One would assume however, that any owner of a pipe organ (usually a church) has it serviced regularly so the technician who usually services the instrument should be the person to do it. I must state that radical re-pitching is not always advisable. I service many organs that were built during a time when the standard was A=435. Most are still at that pitch but those that have been raised have suffered for it. Re-pitching such an organ almost always requires many pipes to be trimmed to reach A=440 (or higher) and has a detrimental effect on the organ's overall tone and the tuning stability of the reed stops in particular not to mention being very expensive as at least double the amount of time of a regular tuning is required.
How is the bass drum played in a drum kit?
If your meaning the kick peddal on tyhe bass drum then all you have to do is put your foot on the peddal and push down
What are drums used for today?
The snare drum is mostly used in marching bands and many diffrent bands that use a drum set.
What type of pitch does a snare drum have?
A snare drum can be tuned to any pitch. Most orchestral percussionists tune their snare to either an A or B Flat.
Who was the first person to come up with African drums?
Djembe drum was believed created by Mandinke or the Mali tribe on the 12th century. The name of the drum was derived from a saying that means ""everyone gather together in peace".