Below is a list of some percussionist essentials:
*drumstick comes down to feel (thickness and weight in your hands) and sound, so you should definitely try them out in store before ordering a new kind.
* Mallets: types. Drum set users can also enjoy playing with mallets, but care should be taken not to abuse the drum's surface.
* Brushes: primalconnection.org recommends that you give your hands a good massage with lotions and oils.
* Headphones: Isolation headphones can protect your ears while you play a thundering solo.
* Stool/Throne: Most drum players and percussionists have to sit. Unless you have to stand while you play your instrument, be sure to pick out a throne that's adjustable and comfortable for your height and your drums.
* Microphones: You'll need a Recommended
Like the title says, these items are great to have, but aren't necessary to make a great sound:
*gels or even paper towels!
* Pedal replacements
*Storage for sticks
* Practice Pad:Use a practice pad to build wrist strength, speed and accuracy.
* Metronome: To keep time and develop a rhythm.
*beaters.
*road. Larger drums may need shipping or alternate protection.
