Unit 2: Drums

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bass drum

large drum played with the right foot on a pedal; used to keep a steady beat.

snare drum

small drum with metal coils stretched along the bottom head; used to accent certain beats in a drum pattern.

toms

standard cylindrical drums

hi-hat

a pair of cymbals attached to a foot pedal mechanism played with the left foot pedal or hit with sticks; used to fill in the gaps between bass and snare drum hits.

ride

a large thick cymbal used to fill in the gaps between snare and bass drum hits typically used in jazz music.

crash

thin cymbal used to punctuate musical phrases.

fill

a "punctuation" or transition of different music played at the end of a groove

backbeat

a pattern played on beats two and four

frontbeat

a pattern played on beats one and three

meter

the rule for grouping beats into measures and emphasizing some beats more than others

subdivision

when each beat is divided into more than one part

count

the word or symbol used to represent each subdivision

transcription

listening, memorizing, playing back, and notating a musical pattern

beatmap

a form of music notation that uses a grid to represent what sound is played at what time

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