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- Bass Drum (Kick Drum):
- The largest drum in the set, usually played with a foot pedal. It provides the deep, booming low-end sound that drives the rhythm.
- Size: Commonly around 22 inches, but this may vary depending on the specific model.
- Snare Drum:
- A high-pitched, crisp-sounding drum that is a central element in most drumbeats.
- Size: Typically around 14 inches in diameter.
- Toms:
- Most complete drum sets come with two or three toms: a high tom, mid tom, and a floor tom.
- Sizes: Usually range from 10 to 16 inches in diameter.
- They provide mid-range tones and are used for drum fills and rhythmic variations.
- Hi-Hat:
- A pair of cymbals mounted on a stand with a foot pedal, providing both open and closed sounds, commonly used in many styles of music.
- Hi-hat cymbals are typically 14 inches in diameter.
- Crash Cymbal:
- A cymbal used to add emphasis, often played at the start of a new section in a song or during drum fills.
- Size: Around 16-18 inches.
- Ride Cymbal:
- A larger cymbal used for keeping steady rhythms, providing a sustained “ping” sound when hit.
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