1. Bass Drum (Kick Drum)
- Large drum played with the foot using a pedal; produces low-pitched sounds.
2. Snare Drum
- Medium-sized drum with metal snares underneath; typically used for backbeats and rimshots.
3. High-Tom (Rack Tom)
- Small drum mounted slightly higher than the floor toms.
4. Low-Tom (Floor Tom)
- Larger drum set on the floor, usually lower in pitch than the high tom.
5. Hi-Hats (Cymbals)
- Pair of cymbals mounted on a stand, played either with sticks or by pressing a pedal to bring them together.
6. Crash Cymbal
- Large cymbal used to create accents and crashing sounds.
7. Ride Cymbal
- Medium-sized cymbal used for maintaining a steady rhythm or riding on the beat.
8. Drummer's Throne (Drum Stool)
- Adjustable seat where the drummer sits to play.
9. Drum Pedals
- Foot pedals used to play the bass drum and hi-hats.
10. Cymbal Stands
- Metal stands that hold cymbals in place.
11. Drum Sticks (Drumsticks)
- Wooden sticks used to play the drums and cymbals.
12. Optional Add-Ons
- Cowbell, splash cymbal, China cymbal, auxiliary percussion instruments.
These elements together form a standard drum set, though drummers may customize their setup based on their musical preferences and playing style.