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Produces a sharp staccato sound when struck; utilized for rhythms and backbeats.

Provides the low-end punch and is played using a foot pedal.

Two cymbals mounted together that create a chick-sound; can be played closed, open, or pedaled.

Used mainly for steady patterns or 'rides', produces a sustained, shimmering sound.

Accentuates certain beats with a loud and explosive sound.

Tuned drums that provide mid to high tonal range; used for fills and solos.

The largest tom in a standard kit, placed on the floor; helps bridge the gap between snare and base drums.

Creates a quick, splashy sound to accent or punctuate certain musical phrases.

Produces a dark, trashy sound; often used for dramatic accents and effects.

Percussive 'bell' hit with a stick, giving a distinctive 'clang'; often used in Latin music.

The seat upon which the drummer sits; usually adjustable in height.

Allows a single bass drum to be played with both feet, creating rapid and complex rhythms.

Tapered pieces of wood used for striking drums and cymbals.

Used for softer drumming sounds; have metal or nylon bristles instead of solid tips.

A tool used to tune drum heads by tightening or loosening tension rods.

Metal framework that holds mounted toms, cymbals, and other drums in place.

Electronic device that can be hit with sticks to activate samples and sounds.

The brain of an electronic drum kit that houses the sounds and settings.

Controls overtones and reduces sustain on drums or cymbals for a more focused sound.