K-60 Drum Key

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e. an unconnected tie) makes it clearer to the reader and reinforces that the cymbal is to let ring. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. You can experiment with moving the tip of the stick closer to the edge of the drum head to product different sounds. In some setups, the lowest tom(s) are attached to a cymbal stand with a clamp rather than resting on the floor.

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This perfectly balanced Drum Key allows for faster rod removal/replacement and extra leverage when required.

The hi-hat splash is achieved by hitting the hi-hat cymbals together with the foot, and then quickly releasing them apart to let them ring out. Featuring a magnetic socket to facilitate a strong purchase on the tension rod and a long T bar for extra leverage on high-tension marching drums. IMPORTANT: If your drums are setup in this arrangement, it's common (and often necessary) to play f loor tom 1 as your tom 2 and floor tom 2 as your floor tom 1 when reading drum sheet music. Note on crash cymbals in sheet music: Since every drummer has their own unique cymbal choices and placements, you'll sometimes have to get creative when interpreting drum sheet music. In the graphic above, the "Open roll (written out)" shows all of the strokes of the roll written out in 32nd-note notation.We advise you to update to a currently supported browser (such as Chrome, Edge, or Firefox) to improve your security, speed, and overall experience.