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Drums

A member of the percussion family of instruments, drums come in many forms, from conga drums to timpani. Questions about drums, drum players, and drum music belong here.

1,350 Questions

How do you replace the skin of a drum?

You can not, you need to replace the skin with a new one.

Would jen ledger be willing to show me how to play the drums?

Most likely not, and even if she was available to give lessons, they wouldn't be free.

What is the drum rhythm for handlebars by flobots?

It is in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Eg5dujWkng

How do you play drums to Ocean Avenue?

Depends how good you are at drums.....its got some fast rhythms in it....basically get on a drum kit and try drumming to the song based on what you hear...

Alex, London

Is base drum the same as bass drum?

I have seen a bass drum mounted on a base.

The word "bass" actually comes from "bas" a Middle English term influenced by the Italian (the origin of many music terms) "basso" both terms mean "low (pitch)".

Is Buddy Rich a left-handed or right-handed drummer?

I can tell you he plays a right-handed style...of drums..as in setup and how

he holds the sticks. He may of been in fact left-handed..hence the greatness of his

left hand sticking .

How do you make a drum?

Well its easy really.

To make one you need:

A round container

One small and strong bag

Elastic band

Rice

Pencil (with rubber at other end)

What to do:

1.Put the rice in the container.

2.Pull the bag over the container.

3.Hold it in place with a elastic band.

4.Tap with pencil (rubber side).

5.Enjoy your drum.

TIP:To change the pitch move the elastic band up or down.

What is second line drumming?

Please see the related link below for information.

Do you need to buy junior drum set or regular drums for an 8 year old?

An eight year old is big enough for a regular set. I would suggest a regular set indeed.

How was the conga drum made?

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Your asking, how was, as opposed to, how did, in that sense here are soe sites on Conga Drums and Conga like Drums.

Although ultimately derived from African drums made from hollowed logs, the Cuban conga is staved, like a barrel. These drums were probably made from salvaged barrels originally.

  • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conga
  • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drum

The conga drum originates from Africa. The name conga is probably derived from the name of it's homeland, the Congolaise of Africa. Nonetheless, the Conga is also called the Tumbadora

  • http://www.artdrum.com/HISTORY_OF_CONGA_DRUMS.htm

What is the naming part of a sentence His friend plays the drums'?

Becky says, "his friend plays the drums."

who's friend?

Joe's friend, Bob.

'His friend' can now be replaced by Bob.

Bob plays the drums.

Bob was being "named" by Becky because they don't know each other.

Becky said Joe's friend, Bob, plays the drums.

or his friend plays the drums.

Bob, (his friend), is the subject.

"His friend" is the naming part.

What are roto-drums instruments?

A roto-tom is a shell-less drum consisting of a drum hoop, a threaded metal axle two metal baskets and lugs. To tune the drum, one only has to turn the drum clockwise to raise the pitch, or counter clockwise to lower it. Roto-toms usually come mounted to a rail mounting system that is mounted to a axillary percussion stand.

The metal baskets are stacked one on top of the other. One basket has a threaded hole that the metal axle passes through while the other is solid in the middle and smaller in diameter. The drum head is stretched by the solid basket as the axle is turned tightening it against the head.

How can you tell if a pearl drum is maple or birch wood?

Pearl established its company for building maple drums that are ideal for heavy performances and studio recording. Maple gives a warmer sound from the middle range while birch gives a more focus and sharper sound.

Where can one purchase drum microphones?

A drum microphone is used to improve the sound, and quality of that sound, of a drum set in order to make it more loud, and easier for people to hear. They are generally used by performers who need to deliver their sound to everyone at an event. You can find them in abundance online, but can also be found in some music stores.

Who is a famous Australian drummer?

Jim Jones was one of the best drummers in all australia.He performed in on of the anzac festivles or what ever u want to call it. Trust me i met him.

Which drummers play Mapex drums?

Probably the ones that own a set i suppose is the logical answer, having said that I suppose any drummer who hits one be it his or someone else's.

What is a drum cue?

The word "Cue" can mean several things. A Drum Cue can mean a specific direction at a specific time (often notated in the drummers chart or music) in a performance for a drummer, it can mean part of a drum performance that signals or cues the other performers, it can mean the drummers headphone mix in a recording studio or it can be a recorded drum performance that is used for synchronization to film or other media.

Is an udu drum pitched or unpitched?

The udu drum is not actually a drum. It is an instrument known as an idiophone. The class of idiophones contains most of the pitched percussion instruments.

Have set of drums from John Walton mr Walton sold to my husband The drum set is the color red and have the same design as original white drum set Could you tell me if the set has any value?

Unless there's actual proof (Signature, photo or video clip to compare) that the drum kit belonged to John Walton from the band 13th Floor Elevators, it will only be worth as much as its condition allows it to be or its demand by a collector for that brand. If it can be proved that the drum kit in fact did belong to John Walton from the band 13th Floor Elevators, a collector might make you a substantial offer for it.

Should I get Remo Clear Pinstripe Remo Coated Pinstripe or Remo Ebony Pinstripe?

Depends what youre looking for.

Coated heads are generally warmer in tone, not as loud, and are good for funk, latin, blues, and jazz

Clear heads are fatter and brighter in tone, and very loud when tuned low. Ideal for rock and metal.

Ebony heads are a tighter, darker sound and are best tuned tight. They are heads that are good for pretty much anything, but are closer to coated heads than clear ones.

Aside from looking awesome, the pinstripe provides sound control for the heads so with those, you should not need E Rings or StudioRings or Moon Gel or any other dampening material.

I prefer coated heads, then clear, then ebony.