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# Familiarize yourself with the toms. The remaining drums in a drum set are called toms or tom-toms. These drums do not have snare wires underneath them, and so provide a more mellow sound than the snare drum. Toms can be mounted over the bass drum or supported on a set of adjustable legs. They are most often used in drum fills, but can also form crucial parts of the groove in Latin American and Afro-Cuban drum patterns. | # Familiarize yourself with the toms. The remaining drums in a drum set are called toms or tom-toms. These drums do not have snare wires underneath them, and so provide a more mellow sound than the snare drum. Toms can be mounted over the bass drum or supported on a set of adjustable legs. They are most often used in drum fills, but can also form crucial parts of the groove in Latin American and Afro-Cuban drum patterns. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
