High toms – Also known as rack toms or tom toms, high toms are a cylindrical drum that can be tuned to different tones or pitches. They’re usually used in drum fills and are often mounted either in the bass drum with a tom mount, on cymbal stands with tom clamps or on a snare stand next to the bass drum.
Floor tom - A floor tom or low tom is a double-headed tom drum which usually stands on the floor on three legs. However, they can also be attached to a cymbal stand with a drum clamp or supported by a rim mount. These are similar to a high tom but come with a bigger diameter and depth in comparison.
Cymbal – The cymbal is a flat, round disc made out of brass, bronze or other metal that makes a loud noise when hit with a drumstick or against another cymbal. These can come in a range of sizes and different styles to create different sounds for different genres of music.
Hi hats – Hi hats are a set of 2 cymbals mounted to a stand with a foot pedal to control the sound. When the pedal is depressed, the cymbals are pressed together which can create a range of different sounds, ranging all the way from tight and muted to a louder, more resonant sound.
Crash cymbal - A crash cymbal is a type of cymbal that produces a loud, sharp "crash" and is used mainly for occasional accents or a mainstay within a beat. There are many types of crash cymbals, such as light or dark or even effects cymbals, which feature holes or different treatments to alter the sound.
Ride cymbal -When struck, a ride cymbal makes a sustained, shimmering sound rather than the shorter, accented sound of a crash cymbal. There are many different types of ride cymbals for different genres, such as heavy rides, rock ride and jazz rides.