crash cymbal

One could always count on his crash cymbal falling over at least once during the show.

Such a pair is also known as crash cymbals or plates.

One or two crash cymbals are a standard part of a drum kit.

A return to crash cymbals can be specified with the Italian phrase a 2.

He is often recognized by his very visual playing and highly positioned crash cymbal.

Soon, though, he would throw in some bright horns and a crashing cymbal to lift them back up.

The enemy stepped off with crashing cymbals and thundering drums.

He opened it and lovingly lifted out the heavy bronze crash cymbals.

They sounded like crashing cymbals and didn't do anything for Arthur's confidence.

In 2008 more crash cymbals were apparent, as well as his use of the crashes.

In a large kit, they bridge the gap between the largest crash cymbal and the smallest ride.

Composers will often mix crash cymbals and suspended cymbal on the same part.

He smiled and nodded, then turned to another Chinese man, chattering in a voice that sounded like crashing cymbals.

The sound and decay of crash cymbals vary by brand and product line.

At very loud volumes, they provide fuller and longer crashes than conventional crash cymbals, which may sound for too short a time.

The technical term crash cymbal is rarely used.

It was repeated three times, with crashing cymbals under the "Hunh?"

Crash cymbals evolved into the low-sock and from this to the modern hi-hat.

The song's hissing intro was an effect created by the sound of crash cymbal played in reverse.

Due to memory limitations, a crash cymbal sound was not available except as an expensive third-party modification.

The number of crash cymbals is dictated by the drummer's personal taste and need for the style of music being played.

A splash or crash cymbal is often hit at the beginning bar of a verse or chorus.

The crash cymbal kept falling over.

Heavy guitars and crashing cymbals mark the song's chorus which continues the altering vocal style.

Crash cymbal - This cymbal makes a crash sound.