2. Sheepskin: The treble drum needs thick cowhide soil, and the thick soil of the drum skin directly affects the sound of the drum skin. Sheepskin for Orff's pre-school musical instruments tambourine and African drum;
3. Plastic polyester film material: Dupont Chemical Company of the United States has developed a polyester film, which has super high tension and strength and is not afraid of dry or humid climate.
Drum set is a very important percussion instrument in jazz band. It usually consists of a pedal bass drum, a small drum, two or more drums, one or two hanging cymbals, a rhythm cymbal and a pedal cymbal. Of course, sometimes due to the needs of performance, such as cowbell, wooden fish, sand hammer, triangle iron and hanging bell will also be added, and no matter how many devices are added, it is played by one person. Drummers beat the voices with drumsticks to make them sound. The drumsticks commonly used in jazz include wooden sticks, drum brushes made of steel wires, bundles made of thin strips of wood, etc.
1, cowhide: Drum skin is the skin on the drum surface of percussion instruments, such as waist drum, national drum, Latin percussion instrument conga drum, bongo drum, etc., all made of cowhide;
2. Sheepskin: The treble drum needs thick cowhide soil, and the thick soil of the drum skin directly affects the sound of the drum skin. Sheepskin for Orff's pre-school musical instruments tambourine and African drum;
3. Plastic polyester film material: Dupont Chemical Company of the United States has developed a polyester film, which has super high tension and strength and is not afraid of dry or humid climate.
Drum set is a very important percussion instrument in jazz band. It usually consists of a pedal bass drum, a small drum, two or more drums, one or two hanging cymbals, a rhythm cymbal and a pedal cymbal. Of course, sometimes due to the needs of performance, such as cowbell, wooden fish, sand hammer, triangle iron and hanging bell will also be added, and no matter how many devices are added, it is played by one person. Drummers beat the voices with drumsticks to make them sound. The drumsticks commonly used in jazz include wooden sticks, drum brushes made of steel wires, bundles made of thin strips of wood, etc.