When I hear the word "Time" I see exactly that-a-stick, with a drum beat (unless, of course, I'm hungry, in which case I go a completely different direction). Easy, right? Wrong. A club, or more precisely, a percussion hammer, every object can be used to strike a drum or other percussion instrument to produce sound. This means that the category of percussion instruments includes items such as bats and brushes and stick everywhere. NaturallyIt is fortunate for us that as there are many different types of bats, because the most amazing variety of sounds that can be generated by a simple drum.
The base of the drum stick, the long, usually about 0.5 cm in diameter and 16 cm, is recognizable to almost everyone. While varying in length and material, the shape is usually quite normal that there is no doubt about the name. All rods can be divided into four main sections: the upper part is thebe used to beat the drum, the shoulder, tapering to the tip is up to the tree, the tree that goes from a regular diameter of the bottom of the buttocks and shoulder to the buttocks or the curvature of the bottom of the stick. The largest manufacturer of drumsticks are Vic Firth Malletech, father, Regal Tip, Zildjian, Pro-Mark and Ahead among others.
In the category of the sticks, there is a subcategory specifically used for people with snares. Snare sticksusually made of wood, often walnut, oak or maple, but can also be made of aluminum, fiberglass, nylon, acrylic, plastic or carbon fiber. While the head of a drum stick is traditionally made of the same material as the shaft shoulder and neck and neck, sometimes snare drum sticks with nylon tips, which prevent the carrying and quickly produce a brighter sound on cymbals. It should be noted that the trap rods can be specifically designed for certain types of performance. Those destined for orchestraplay often smaller in diameter or more balanced toward the tip, which allows fine-tuning and dynamic soft. But the sticks snare drums in marching bands are generally designed thick and heavy, so you can make a loud noise.
A hammer is a kind of stick, but the head is a fine mixture of a tree. The head may be wrapped or unwrapped depending on the intended use. Unwrapped mallets are usually made of more durable tools used byMaterial, and shrouded bats are used softer instruments. The heads are wrapped in a variety of materials including nylon, acrylic and thread. Not surprisingly, several clubs produce different sounds and timbres.
Finally, a brush, a set of bristles and the shape of a fan connected to a handle. The bristles are made of metal or plastic can handle various materials such as wood, aluminum and rubber. Brushes are usually seen in jazz and blues. Thankstheir design, add textures and brushes do not produce sounds to reach with a stick or a bat.
