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Drums are a subset of percussion instruments played by beating a "head" stretched over a hollow "shell."
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How do you decide what kind of rhythm/time signature to use?
It totally depends on the mood you're going for, and honestly I'd say deciding a time signature, a key, a melody, and a concept are all things that are a part of your decision when composing a piece o …
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What are ways to emphasize a rhythm/time signatures without drums?
It seems that you're asking how music without direct rhythm instruments (like drums as the most basic example) ends up still sounding with a specific time signature and beats. … This is quite similar to drums though; instead of a drum beat you're just using a louder/bolder chord and so it serves the same purpose through the same means, basically. …
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