The structure of the cymbal is similar to that of the cymbal. It is a bowl-shaped metal body, made of brass, with a raised part in the middle like a cap, the root of the cap is concave inward, the surface of the cymbal is thin and arc-shaped, and the edge is raised. The cap is a cymbal. The fixed point of the hat, the hole in the center of the top of the hat is tied with silk cloth, so that it can be held by hand.
The difference between the cymbal and the cymbal is: the surface of the cymbal is thin and warped, the cap is small and the top is flat, and the diameter of the cap is about 1/5 to 1/4 of the full diameter; the surface of the cymbal is thick and flat, the bowl is large and the top is round, and the diameter of the bowl is about 1/2 of the full diameter. Therefore, the folks call the cymbal with the big bowl and the cymbal with the small cap. For cymbals and cymbals of the same size, the sound of the cymbal is lower than that of the cymbal and the lingering sound is longer.
There are large cymbals and medium cymbals, with many specifications and different sizes in different places. The production of the cymbal is the same as that of the cymbal. It needs to be smelted with ingredients, forged and formed, and cold smashed and trimmed. Finally, the top of the hat is drilled and tied with silk. The timbre, volume and transmission distance of the cymbal depend on the copper composition, area, thickness, curvature of the edge and the size of the cap. To distinguish the pros and cons of the cymbal, it is better to have a smooth surface, moderate radian, accurate roundness, and consistent edge thickness, and the size of the hat in the middle and the pitch on both sides should be the same.