They can be good. They may be the cheapest on the market but they are great for beginners and cheap people. Mine came with Remo UX heads and i still have them because remo is a good head company.
Where can one buy a Leapfrog drum?
A leapfrog drum is an electronic drum for kids such as toddlers an infants. A leapfrog drum can be bought at Walmart, Khols, Amazon, and other retail stores.
TTTT is an acronym for "These things take time".
DN can be an acronym for a large amount of things so it is uncertain.
The weight of a drumstick depends on which type of drumstick you are talking about. The average weight of a chicken drumstick is between three to six ounces. The average weight of a drummers sticks varies depending on what they are made of their size.
Yes, drum is a noun, a common, singular noun. Drum can also be a verb or an adjective. Examples:
As a noun: My new drum was gift from my brother.
As a verb: It drives me crazy when you drum your fingers on the table.
As an adjective: The drum beat was clearly heard from the back of the orchestra.
A Cheese is a rudiment that combines two other rudiments:
A Flam
and A Double-Stroke Roll
Bar #4 of this sheet music--the "Snare" part--is a series of 4 right-handed and left-handed cheeses.
http://www.angelfire.com/ca3/drumline/images/shpspre.jpg
Cheeses arranged in a triplet pattern, alternating between right and left hands, is their most common use, but any double stroke roll can be begun with a flam, and therefore become a cheese.
How do you make a 45 gallon drum burner?
for trash ? put holes 1 inch up from bottom, in drum, at least 1inch in dia,
all around drum, sit drum up on cement blocks, cut top out, drop a few bricks in bottom lay an old grill grate on bricks, [allows air flow]
What digital drum set has flames with a V logo on the foot pedals?
Ashton manufacture drum pedals with a flame and V logo for their digital drum sets.
What is the instrument called for playing drums and it goes ticktick?
It's called a "metrenome", there are also stop watches now and metrenomes that
clip to your belt and vibrate so you can feel it instead of hurt your ears with the annoying CLICK!. :) It's a cool idea for deaf drummers.
How do you increase arm speed in a pitcher?
I would suggest working out. But one thing most kids misunderstand is they think to throw hard, you have to throw your arm out every time. Instead of that, use more of your lower body to throw. I would also suggest two things:
1. Play long toss-
When you have time, go find a glove and a mitt and something to throw against. Then back up a long ways and just play long toss.
2. Arm Workouts-
When you have time, get an inch thick rubber band and hook it up to a fence. Then hold it in your arm and pull back.( Or if you have a bo-flex, use that too Do this 50 times and soon, you'll be throwin' like the pro's!!!
How do you know if your rear drums need replacing?
Brake drums should not be turned beyond a maximum diameter, usually stamped on the drum face. Machining them above the maximum tolerance would subject them to overheating and possible brake failure. Better to replace them with new drums & shoes.
Which are the only drums that have pitch and are therefore capable of playing melodies?
All drums have a pitch, and are therefore able to play melodies.
Are there any girls on the blue devils drum line?
In 2009 the first bass drummer was a girl.
Not sure about 2010.
Who was the first drummer ever?
As of July 26, 2010, the oldest drummer alive is 93 year old Donald C. Kidwell, who currently resides in San Diego, California. He has been playing drums for over 70 years, and was born in Columbus, Ohio in 1917.
His drum kit consists of vintage Gretch, Ludwig, Zildjian, and other makes, mostly from the 1940's.
He has played in countless Big Band, Swing, Jazz, and other bands from Ohio to California. He also has a son Pete (53) who also plays drums, currently in 4 bands- 3 Classic Rock, and one Country/Oldies band.