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Information about the composition of a drum kit, with information on how to tune and care for drumheads. Drum kits are one of the most popular pieces of musical equipment in all of music history. They come in a wide array of sizes, ranging from one to four pieces. There is a definite science behind this, but it is beyond the scope of what we can cover in this article. Some would say that it's an art form as well. Drum kits can be purchased in several ways, but there are two methods that are most common. A "shell pack" is a collection of drums manufactured by one company. Usually the shells come with the drumhead already mounted, but some times they come raw so that you can have your local drum tech mount them for you. The second option is called a "drum set". This is when all of the pieces are purchased separately from different manufacturers. There are many considerations when purchasing new drums, but some of the most important involve size and timbre. Size is simple enough to describe: bigger drums sound louder than smaller ones do. Many drummers will use two or three different kits for a particular song. Some people even mix and match drums from various manufacturers to get the best possible sound. Drummers can also pay attention to timbre, or the quality of the sound produced by a drum. Different materials used in manufacturing drums make them produce very different sounds as well as different sounds on different drum sets. There are also drums that change pitch as they strike, creating what is called a "pitched" drum set. The technology used to create these pitches is called "velocity sensitivity". Many professional studios use this technology for recordings and stage performance, but it's also available for drummers who wish to experiment with it. Drum manufacturers also come in all different sizes. Some people like to purchase refurbished sets, while others prefer to purchase new drums that belong to the "shell pack."In any drum set, you have a head, a shell, and a stand. The basic parts of each instrument are the following: Heads are mounted on racks within the shell. They can be very cheaply made or very expensively made, but there is always a trade-off between price and quality. You can find low-price/low-quality kits as well as high-priced/high-quality kits. Shells can be either bass drums, snare drums, tom drums, or cymbals. There are other options, such as a "wrecker" or a floor tom, but they aren't very common. Over time, a drum shell will break down and look worn or tarnished. Over time, this will cause the drum to sound different from the original. Drum stands are used to support the shell while it is being played. They come in a wide assortment of styles and materials. Some stands can also be made to hold cymbals for performing percussion music. The term "drum" is something of a misnomer when referring to music instruments in general; there is no such thing as the 'drum. eccc085e13
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