What's the name of the stick that plays the drum set?

The drum stick is called a drumstick. Drumsticks are very important tools in drum sets. The drummer beat the parts with a drumstick to make them sound. Commonly used drumsticks include wooden drum sticks, drum brushes made of steel wires, bundles made of thin wooden strips, etc. Drum set, namely jazz drum, is a very important percussion instrument in jazz band.

Drum set consists of drums, cymbals, snares, drums and cymbals.

Bass drum: single hammerhead plays with the right foot, double hammerhead plays with the left and right feet alternately, and there are a variety of pedaling methods such as a little pedaling method and a pad pedaling method. It is the main low-frequency timbre in jazz drums, which is used to highlight the rhythm and incision.

Treading cymbals: Usually played with left and right hands, sometimes played alternately with left and right hands. There are two main timbres in playing: open cymbals and closed cymbals. When cymbals are closed, they are mostly used for beat and decorative rhythm, and when cymbals are opened, they are mostly used for rendering and incision. It is widely used in almost all styles.

Snare drum Jr.: Generally speaking, it is played with the left hand. When the content is complex and changeable, the left hand and the right hand play together or alternately. There are many ways and positions to hit the ball, mainly sideline hitting and flat hitting. Some drummers use their right hand as their usual hand. As the most important medium-frequency timbre in jazz drums, it determines the style of the whole set of drums and has a very high frequency of use in playing.

Drum: The left hand and the right hand play alternately. There are usually three or four high-pitched to low-pitched drums. Because the pitch is obvious, it is often used to match the pitch of other instruments, colorful parts or add melody to the rhythm.