Drumsticks

Drum sticks are part of the percussion instruments designed to be played on them. They are not independent musical instruments. By their nature, they are consumables. The composition used in their manufacture is usually wood. Less commonly, metal or artificial materials are used. Wooden sticks have a softer, quieter and more natural sound, but at the same time their disadvantage is rapid erasure and, as a result, a quick loss of suitability for drumming. Sticks made from artificial materials are less common. Their main and, perhaps, the only advantage is durability.

That is, they are more durable - they do not break and do not grind off from blows. Many drummers have their own preferences, and therefore only use certain types when playing. Let's consider the main differences among the sticks. The first difference, the material, has already been discussed above. The next important difference is the form. The drumstick consists of a body (body), a striking head, and a junction (neck). The heads, in turn, can be round, sharp, cylindrical, or shaped like a pitted olive. All of this affects the sound that percussion instruments make when in contact with drum sticks. And if earlier the purchase of musical instruments was a problem for Ukrainian musicians, now it is not difficult to buy any musical product. Moreover, you can buy drum sticks without leaving your home in the music Internet - Store in Kiev, Donetsk, Lugansk, Lvov, Dnepropetrovsk, Poltava, Odessa and any other city in Ukraine. You don't have to go on a long and tedious journey just to buy yourself a pair of drumsticks. Colorsound Musical Instrument Online Store has a wide selection of these items. Here you can choose and purchase a pair for yourself, depending on your preferences and financial capabilities. Although, as mentioned earlier, in view of their classification, which classifies them as consumables, they are not expensive. Also, one cannot fail to mention the famous drummers who have influenced modern musicians. These include John Bonham from Led Zeppelin, Ginger Baker from Cream, Ian Pace from Deep Purple, and Mitch Mitchell from Jimmie Hendrix Experience, all of whom, of course, used drumsticks in their playing. Many beginner drums not only try to imitate their playing style and technique, but also copy their musical instruments. They use the same drum kit in their playing as their idol had. And, of course, they use the same drumsticks.