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Part of the video series: How to Play a High Hat
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Summary: The high hat is the timekeeper of the drum kit. Learn how to play it well in this free video.
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High Hat Component TipsJOEL SIEGEL: So, we want to turn our attention now to the hi-hat. Your hi-hat is made up of two cymbals usually between anywhere from twelve to sixteen inches as well as a very special stand that helps you control it. When you're playing the hi-hat, you're going to be doing--a lot of times, you'll be playing with your stick. You'll also be playing it with your foot and controlling it with your foot. This is attached to a lever which is attached to a pole that controls the height and how opened or closed the hi-hats are.
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