Find the name of each drum on the drum set.

Bass drum: naturally lay flat on the pedal with your right foot. When you knock on the door, your ankles and soles naturally relax. Your feet move up and down with the pedal. Don't lift the soles too high. Don't leave the pedal unless you keep pushing.

Treading on cymbals: When you are ready to play, lift your left heel with your left foot. When you start playing, the heel and sole must naturally follow the pedal, and you can lift it too high or move it slowly.

Drum: Generally, both hands can play straight wrist (palm down).

Hand cymbals: Tap various rhythms on the cymbals with your right hand.

Hanging cymbals: playing various rhythms with the right hand instead of the hand cymbals, using straight wrist or straight buckle. Generally, there is a hammer to knock on the cymbals. When the playing stress is strong, use the hammer to knock on the cymbals. Drum (BD) drum (SD) drum (FT) eardrum (TT) stepping hairpin (HH) big neutral hairpin (CC).

Labor-saving skills of expanding data drum

When you master the correct posture, you can start practicing drumming for a long time. Slowly raise your wrist, don't let go of your fingers, and don't raise your forearm. When the drum reaches a certain height, relax your wrist.

Let the palm of your hand and the drum stick fall on the drum surface. At this time, the palms, fingers, wrists and forearms should be relaxed, but the thumb and forefinger should still hold the drum stick gently. When the drum stick hits the drum surface, it will rebound to the initial height (about one inch away from the drum surface).