Different size drumsticks sound and feel different, so it's important to try and choose the ones which suit you the most. Two popular sizes are 5a and 7a; so in this article I'll compare them...
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5a and 5b are two of the most common drumstick sizes, but which is the best option? In this article I'll explain the size differences between these two sticks and the effect it has on the sound and...
There are so many different types of drumsticks to choose from, and one of the most important distinguishing features between them is the tip material. Drumsticks typically have either a nylon or...
Many drummers like to place their kits on a mat or rug. You can get special purpose-made drum rugs or you can use an old bit of carpet if you want a cheaper solution. In this article I'll be...
Why Drummers Sit Behind Screens: Pros, Cons and Alternatives
If you have seen any live performance by a band, you may have noticed the drummer sitting behind a transparent glass or plastic drum screen. Lots of people wonder what the point of these screens are,...
If you are a frequent drummer, you will now how annoying it can be if your drumsticks are constantly breaking. Sure, they are classed as one of the ‘consumable’ pieces of your kit, this doesn’t...