A rimshot is just a accent from the regular head. It gives you a louder crack when you hit the rim and head. The "ba-dum CHING" are just regular hits (I guess?) where you hit only on the drum head itself. Just another tool to your toolbox of sounds.
A rimshot is just a accent from the regular head. It gives you a louder crack when you hit the rim and head. The "ba-dum CHING" are just regular hits (I guess?) where you hit only on the drum head itself. Just another tool to your toolbox of sounds.
The joke thing isn't a rimshot. The first definition is the correct one, hitting head and rim.
RIM SHOT is the only term I know but I have heard another but can't remember what it is.
They are both called rimshots.
accent (crack)=rim shot and quiet tap (click)=side stick
Last edited by itchie; 05-03-2011 at 09:34 AM.
I've always wondered this myself.
Like when someone writes a joke like:
"What's brown and sticky? A stick (rimshot)."
"BA DOOMP CHING" isn't actually a rimshot. A rimshot is a "CRACK".
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They are both called rimshots. The term is an old one, but still used today. Words can have more than one definition.
The joke thing / rim shot ..
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GnOl4VcV5ng&feature=related"]YouTube - GARY RIMSHOT[/ame]
Rim Shot
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9iaSp77xB8&feature=related"]YouTube - Drum tutor , How to do a rim shot.[/ame]
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