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Drum Rack
Metal framework that holds mounted toms, cymbals, and other drums in place.
Snare Drum
Produces a sharp staccato sound when struck; utilized for rhythms and backbeats.
Splash Cymbal
Creates a quick, splashy sound to accent or punctuate certain musical phrases.
Drum Sticks
Tapered pieces of wood used for striking drums and cymbals.
Crash Cymbal
Accentuates certain beats with a loud and explosive sound.
Drum Module
The brain of an electronic drum kit that houses the sounds and settings.
Ride Cymbal
Used mainly for steady patterns or 'rides', produces a sustained, shimmering sound.
Drum Key
A tool used to tune drum heads by tightening or loosening tension rods.
Hi-Hat Stand
Holds hi-hat cymbals in place and allows for control with a foot pedal.
Drum Throne
The seat upon which the drummer sits; usually adjustable in height.
Trigger Pad
Electronic device that can be hit with sticks to activate samples and sounds.
Hi-Hat Cymbals
Two cymbals mounted together that create a chick-sound; can be played closed, open, or pedaled.
Bass Drum
Provides the low-end punch and is played using a foot pedal.
Cowbell
Percussive 'bell' hit with a stick, giving a distinctive 'clang'; often used in Latin music.
Double Bass Pedal
Allows a single bass drum to be played with both feet, creating rapid and complex rhythms.
China Cymbal
Produces a dark, trashy sound; often used for dramatic accents and effects.
Brushes
Used for softer drumming sounds; have metal or nylon bristles instead of solid tips.
Muffling Device
Controls overtones and reduces sustain on drums or cymbals for a more focused sound.
Tom-Tom Drums
Tuned drums that provide mid to high tonal range; used for fills and solos.
Floor Tom
The largest tom in a standard kit, placed on the floor; helps bridge the gap between snare and base drums.
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