Warning...very newbie questions:
I'm presuming a coated top head on a snare and toms is the batter head, and that the bottom, clear head is the resonant head, correct?
On a bass drum, is the coated head typically not the head struck by the bass pedal...ie, is the clear head the thing the bass pedal makes contact with?
On a bass drum, which head is the batter, and which is the resonant?
An off topic question...on the bass drum, the side facing the audience has two legs that raise that side of the drum. On the other side of the bass drum, are legs ever used to raise that side, or is all of the weight on that side placed on the pedal?
I'm presuming a coated top head on a snare and toms is the batter head, and that the bottom, clear head is the resonant head, correct?
On a bass drum, is the coated head typically not the head struck by the bass pedal...ie, is the clear head the thing the bass pedal makes contact with?
On a bass drum, which head is the batter, and which is the resonant?
An off topic question...on the bass drum, the side facing the audience has two legs that raise that side of the drum. On the other side of the bass drum, are legs ever used to raise that side, or is all of the weight on that side placed on the pedal?