If you are a beginner level, you will have many questions such as; what battery I buy what dishes to buy or what hardware I need, because the brands have answered these questions through the initiation kit. These kits are more than enough to help you study and learn more about the battery, or if you have already had years of experience in your battery. for sure you will have other doubts very different than a beginner like; how to expand our kit, how to improve the sound of my kit or how to get a better kit than what I already have, so these points are very important because you can know what level you are and what you need.
- BUDGET: this step will condition us no matter what level or experience you have. since our economy or budget will tell us how far we can buy, so from here through STEEMIT I will give you a piece of advice SAVE so that when you go to the jump to buy your first DRUMS, NEW KIT or BATTERY. clear I stress that this is (depends on the desire to get into debt) so a budget limit so we do not stay broke.
- PLACE WHERE WE ARE GOING TO PLAY: this is another condition, since the place where we are going to spend a lot of time playing the drums must be taken into account, why? for the noise. if it will be at home where you are going to study, playing the drums is going to make a problem you have to respect the people who live around us since they do not have to suffer our hours of intense noise generated because for you what is fun time for another is nightmare hours. THERE ARE WAYS TO PLAY WITHOUT A LOT OF NOISE? if you can, the only thing to do is to cover the battery with some towels, rags, t-shirt or foamy that you can put both the snare drum, box or plates. that will reduce the volume but you will lose the sound will not be the same
4.WOOD . wood matters a lot. If you are new, you do not mind, but if you are already advanced and have already tried different batteries and listened to the different types of sound, you will have noticed that the different types of wood, if the most common wood, are usually the ACERr and the BIRCH, the ACER; It is usually a much warmer wood and a content very contrary to the BIRCH that is a much brighter sound and a large volume, but there are many woods with which you can make a battery from laminated layers, solid blocks or simply a construction of only one piece.: wood matters a lot. If you are new, you do not mind, but if you are already advanced and have already tried different batteries and listened to the different types of sound, you will have noticed that the different types of wood, if the most common wood, are usually the ACERr and the BIRCH, the ACER; It is usually a much warmer wood and a content very contrary to the BIRCH that is a much brighter sound and a large volume, but there are many woods with which you can make a battery from laminated layers, solid blocks or simply a construction of only one piece.
5.PARCHES: the patches in a battery are very important. 50% of your battery's life comes from your patches, with a battery of not very good range can be sound very good depending on how good patches you have or buy.
- DISHES: the dishes are a fundamental part of your kit. There are low-end, medium-range, high-end dishes. you have to buy dishes that fit our drum kit
NOTE: not to have more dishes we will make better batteries.
-RECOMMENDATIONS; DO NOT DIE IN THE ERROR OF SAYING WHAT ARE THE BEST BATTERIES, PLATES THAT IS WHAT I'M GOING TO BUY. BUT STAND AGAIN. IF YOU ARE NEW THAT IS NOT WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO NEED JUST YOU HAVE A LITTLE TIME IF YOU CAN ALLOW IT TO BE VERY GOOD BUT WHAT I RECOMMEND YOU IS THAT WE START WITH A BASIC KIT CRAHS, HAIT HAT, RAY THAT HAVE A KIT OF THREE PIECES WITH YOU I BOUGHT YOUR BOX 3 TOMS AND THEN YOU CAN GO SEE IF YOU LIKE THE INSTRUMENT IF YOU LIKE THE WORLD OF BATTERY. I wish you many successes and any questions make me know greetings .. !!
