Bass drumAbsolutely essential Powerful impactsComes if different sizesMakes sure the drum is set up to let it vibrate and the sound resonate freely (suspended)Control sound with free to dampen sound, play about 4 – 6 inches from center, rolling each hand should be half way between edge and center.Timpani3 – 5 drums each with a different rangePlayer needs a good understanding of pitchBe mindful of the heads and tension.Chimes1 ½ octaveLike vibes has dampening pedal so the sound can sustain.Crotales1 – 2 octaves but sound 2 octaves higherMiniature cymbalsBest to have 2 octavesDon’t play too hard, will hammer out of tune along with sunlight.Glockenspiel (bells)Best are made with steel bars2 ½ octaves but sounds 2 octaves higherMoisture creates rustCareful of bouncing bars (play lighter, they are loud enough).XylophoneProbably the most common instrument in the pitRosewood bars or synthetic (recommended)3 ½ octaves but sounds an octave higherWill cut through the rest of the sounds, make sure there is good balance.Vibraphone (vibes)Aluminum bars with a sustain pedal (with motor)3 octavesOne of the most crucial instruments best to have 2When not using motor keep resonator fans open to let sound outMake sue the dampening felt doesn’t get wetMake sure the pedal connector is acatually connected to dampening bar and that it isn’t squeaking.Or syntheticSize is between 4 and 5 octaves MarimbaBest sounding bars are made of rosewood but have to be careful and not ruin them.
…and make it less fancy sounding.Showthe instruments that are typically in the pit section.Make front ensemble sound all fancy then go to next slide….
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