r/percussion

I’m on bass 5 and I don’t quite understand the counting please acknowledge me.i think I play 1 the and of 2 and beat 4

I'm not gonna do any other iterations of this. If you don't like any of these, whatever. No matter what I try, some will say yes to it, others will say no. I can't please everyone. If none of these get used for the logo, I really don't care. This was a fun project to practice my photoshop skills. Maybe I'll re-use this logo elsewhere. Like always, criticism is welcome.

Ideas that were suggested: Center the cymbal better, add a brush, xylophone/bell mallet, remove the triangle beater. Some of you wanted sticks and mallets, others did not. One even suggested adding random aux stuff in the middle (I chose not to do this option, as it would be too chaotic IMO).

What I did: Added Becker Blues, changed the color of the marimba mallet to blue to keep one color mallets, added a brush. Each version has a text option too (r/percussion). A blank one with no logos or text is included here as well.

I really start to feel outrunning of my exercises.

I hope you can help me out with some nice exercises to improve my drumming on the snaredrum.
(Maybe with some stick tricks to learn eventually)

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These instruments I recently inherited from my Grandad. I have many fond memories of him playing them when I was little.

The double sided black drum is a Madal which is the national instrument of Nepal and the backbone of its folk music

The red rimmed drum is a Djembe with a snake skin.

The next drum with the fur is potentially one of a kind, I am struggling to find anything similar potentially a type of Djembe? Ashiko?

Both the African drums likely originated from Nigeria where my Gran did some work for a number of years.

And finally the bodhran is a traditional irish frame drum. Annoyingly the tipper (beater) got separated from the drum before I rescued the drum from the house clearout, I am working on making my own replacement, seen in the last photo, while holding out hope it might turn up.

Now I just need to learn how to play them properly and learn how to maintain them properly.

I removed branding. I also added a snare stick, marimba mallet, timpani mallet, and a triangle beater. Second image, I added the text r/percussion.

I'm always open to more suggestions and changes.

I tried my best to remove the zildjian logo. It's still slightly visible. Let me know if that's an issue.

I wanted to include some sort of mallet percussion but it just didn't work well with the rounded shape unless I included a crotale. Any improvements on this? Should I add text?

Would you buy this vibraphone? They want €1,200 for it. I'm not familiar with the brand or the quality of this kind of vibraphone.

So I’ve been handed beaters, and they haven’t came with those little things you wrap your hand around with. Instead, I’ve got to attach but not sure how. Any way on how to attach it?

This is a week of playing the spoons, this is the most fun I’ve had playing anything. It’s just 2 spoons with a paper towel wrapped around the handles, it’s so much fun 😭😭😭 thank you Appalachian people!!