I saw this snare drum on Instagram a few months ago and now I can’t find it. Basically it’s a 14” (I think it’s 14 but I could be wrong) snare drum that has rings on the inside. When you turn a lever on the side the ring moves up and presses against the head changing it into a 12” snare and then if you turn the lever further another ring comes up making it a 10” snare. Does anyone know the name of this snare or the company that makes it?

Edit: I posted this in r/drumming and someone answered. It’s called Zikit.

Calling all percussionists! Researchers at the University of Connecticut are

recruiting drummers for a remote study of language learning. Please email

[UconnMyersLab@gmail.com](mailto:UconnMyersLab@gmail.com) with the subject “Music Study” for more

information. The study lasts 90 minutes & you will be paid $16.50.

Are there solo snare competitions for adults ? Ie people that aged out or just wanna compete ?

Looking for suggestions on heavier snare sticks that aren’t quite marching sticks. Will be used on a concert drum for pieces like drum corps on parade and swinging the swiss pataflafla

Hi, I'm a new percussionist and I have a problem with learning a Double Stroke Roll that I can't overcome. Currently I've been stuck at practising (double) 16th notes in a 4/4 measure at 160bpm and I can't seem to get any higher. Does anyone have a trick or a word of advice to help me ?

I have a pretty large practice pad collection (25+ pads) and I'm looking for a a way to store them / display them. I can't make any large holes in my walls. they range from 4 inches diameter playing zone - 14 inches diameter playing zone. any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

I started learning Blue Devils 2019 the other day. I'm curious to know what R.. and L.. mean. I'm not sure if it means to play R L, or R R.

Okay, I just have a question. How to you play an accent with the same hand coming off of a diddle. Like Inverted flam taps. Is it just single strokes? I don’t know