Drums

Definition:

The drums is a collection of percussion instruments used for many musical groups. Also refers to the musician playing these instruments, term recommended by the Dictionary of the Spanish language of the SAR, although it is common to use the term "drummer" to refer to this musician.

Propuse:

Instruments are used especially in music, in order to give rhythm to the song, and coordinate with other musicians.

Description:

The battery is composed of a set of drums, commonly wood, covered by two patches which are commonly made of a material derived from the plastic and the drum depending on the type of patch from patches are very basic to the most complex compounds patches by a layer of a plastic base other than oil stored sound and make an "reverb" and another section is made ​​of a material struck by the latex derivative as duration. A drum is composed of two patches, one hit (at the top) and a resonant (at the bottom). These drums can vary in diameter, affecting the tone, and the depth, varying the sensitivity of the resonant patch.

As a drum is played professionally?

In this video you can see how a person plays professionally: