it is about the battery

1. INDICE
• 1. History.
• 2. Composition of a battery.
• 2.1.Parts.
• 2.2. Saucers.
• 2.3. Drumsticks.
• 2.4. Pedals.
• 3. Electronic Battery.
• 4. Technique.

2. 2.History
The battery consists of a set of drums , commonly
wood , covered by two patches are commonly made
of a material derived from plastic and depending on
the drum it is the type of patch are from very basic
patches to complex patches compounds, a layer of
plastic based , other oil that keeps the sound and
creates a " reverb" and another that is the section of
scrimmage made ​​from a derivative of latex for the
longer of the same material. A drum comprises two
patches , one hitting ( at the top ) and a resonant ( at
the bottom ) . These drums can vary in diameter ,
affecting the tone , and depth , varying the sensitivity
of the resonant patch .
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3. 1.THE BATTERY
The battery is a set of percussion instruments used for
many musical groups .
The term "battery" also refers to the musician playing
these instruments , like the term ' drummer ', both
equivalentes.1 2 This instrument was born from the
need to produce different percussion instruments in
one system grouped and comfortable to play
simultaneously only one person.

4. Parts of
the
battery
2.1. Bombo . It can also handle con
un double pedal, using the two
breaded That, common gimbal
Jogging The Second mace ,
although various systems , even
some of activation With heel and
toe from the feet .
Box, snare drum or snare drum :
Unlike the other drums , the box
has a bordona or set of wires ,
placed in contact with the patch
resonance , sympathetic vibration
produces its characteristic sound
and the hum of the box.

5. 2.2.Saucers
• They are of a bronze alloy or brass ,
though , the dishes used in the
orchestra a certain level, constructed
of a mixture of copper , silver and tin.
These dishes are being sounded
idiophones entrechocándolos each
other, or percutiéndolos with
drumsticks . They are an instrument
of indeterminate sound , which
means that the notes do not have a
defined height . The size of the dishes
directly influences the sonority , the
larger or thickness greater sound
power .

6. 2.3.Drumsticks
Drumsticks vary by material
( wood, fiber or aluminum)
, thickness, length, type, tip
material (wood or nylon ) ,
tip shape ( walnut-shaped ,
oval , barrel ... ) and weight
to play with more or less
speed, strength , accuracy
or with different tones in
the case of using felt tip
drumsticks , according to
the characteristics of each
drummer.

7. 2.4.Pedals
The pedals are used to control different elements feet
of the battery, usually the hi - hat cymbals and bass
drum . Sometimes , though not as common , some
drummers use pedals in boxes, drums or other hi -hats
with remote that control pedals.

8. 3.Electronic battery
• The electronic drum kit usually consists of virtual patches, or
electronic pads, similar to the practice ( of little vibrant
material) that produce a specific and programmable sound.
There are some models that allow play over the music or other
rhythms and previously registered or already included in the
sound box installed in the electronic drums . Many batteries
and lead including many sounds to program in patches and not
have to include any instrument .
1 box or drum or snare
3 tom (usually 2 on the bass drum pad and
another on the opposite side of the box)
1 hype
2 cymbals ( crash and ride )
1 pedal for the bass drum
1 pedal for hi -hat, which is not usually found
in electronic wider range batteries , which
typically include a standard hi-hat stand like
acoustic drums .

9. 4.Technique
1. Search ramrod the point where the rebound occurs more
easily and have the longest possible life . Approximately it lies
between the first quarter and the first third of the drumstick ( on
the end that is not the tip) , being the point at which the reaction
forces in our hand to hit cancel , allowing striking greater
forcefulness with minimal effort .
2. Close the hand holding the stick with your thumb and
forefinger, trying to make it a space for the stick can easily
pendulear when hit .
3. Bounce the stick in the palm of the hand and tom , so as to
achieve greater speed.
(movements of fingers and wrists are used principally , elbows and
arm are also used , depending on the distance , strength and technique
of each drummer.)

10. VIDEO
• A video about who sounds the battery when is played
• https://youtu.be/mKiWPDgNEsY