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Moderate bright. The tones clear and smooth series.
The ride cymbal is one of the largest cymbals on a drum kit, typically 18–24 inches. It’s designed to keep steady rhythm and provide a “riding” pulse throughout a song. Played with the tip of the stick on its bow or bell, it produces a clear, sustained “ping” with shimmering wash underneath. The ride anchors the groove, offering both precision and texture, and is essential in everything from jazz to rock.
Moderate bright. The tones clear and smooth series.
The ride cymbal is one of the largest cymbals on a drum kit, typically 18–24 inches. It’s designed to keep steady rhythm and provide a “riding” pulse throughout a song. Played with the tip of the stick on its bow or bell, it produces a clear, sustained “ping” with shimmering wash underneath. The ride anchors the groove, offering both precision and texture, and is essential in everything from jazz to rock.