Best hand percussion sound effects according to redditors

We found 5 Reddit comments discussing the best hand percussion sound effects. We ranked the 5 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Meinl Percussion Bill Saragosa Percussion Sound Effects with Metal Beater - NOT MADE IN CHINA - Black Nickel Finish, 2-YEAR WARRANTY (GALAXY)

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Meinl Percussion Bill Saragosa Percussion Sound Effects with Metal Beater - NOT MADE IN CHINA - Black Nickel Finish, 2-YEAR WARRANTY (GALAXY)
Special steel Alloy: this instrument has two liquid chambers that resonate when struck. By dampening with your fingers or turning it in your hand, The timbre can be controlled for funky soundsIncluded metal beater: the Meinl GALAXY includes a matching beater that is ideal for pulling the intended so...
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2. Jester Clapper

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Jester Clapper
Handcrafted Quality, Value PricedSatisfaction Guaranteed! 30-Day Return Policy!
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3. Cannon UPCYH Cymbal Arm

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Cannon UPCYH Cymbal Arm
Cymbal ArmMounts to most cymbal stands to place a 14" cymbal or smaller within arm's reach at a third of the cost of a cymbal standlength : 10.5 height : 7
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4. RhythmTech RTRC11 Ribbon Crasher

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RhythmTech RTRC11 Ribbon Crasher
Delivers a bright, tight metallic sound that s unavailable in any other percussion accessorySuitable to all types of music and great as a recording sound effectEquipped with a rock lock mount interface so that it mounts to any 3/8" Rod to a Dsm2, ds Quad, or similar device
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5. Hohner Accordion (UC102R)

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Hohner Accordion (UC102R)
Seven button design along with 2 bass buttons and air valveAttractive solid red design with white buttonsincludes a songbook with playing instructionscertified for ages 4 and up
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Top Reddit comments about Sound Effects - Hand Percussion:

u/zungozeng · 10 pointsr/whatisthisthing

Music percussion, sound effect made by Meinl.

https://www.amazon.com/Meinl-Percussion-Effects-NOT-China-Black-Warranty/dp/B0033PQUJO

u/pixelnote · 3 pointsr/Accordion

That picture you linked is called a concertina. They are a little different than accordions in the way that they are played.

Now, depending on how portable you want, you have several options. If you want something you can fit in your pack, you can always get a toy accordion. However, your options musically with that one are pretty limited (only one scale and three basses). But it's definitely the smallest you are going to get. There's also an 8-bass model, though, again, it's pretty limited musically.

Concertinas are probably your next step up in terms of portability, and they are relatively inexpensive for low button models. A 20 button concertina is your cheapest version, and will give you some more options musically than the toy accordion. The next step up is 40 button, I believe, but it will cost more. A 40 button concertina is usually around the same price as a 48-bass accordion, if I remember correctly.

Finally, we have your "actual" accordions. They start out at 12-bass and go up from there. 12-bass will give you some good beginner options, 48 will give you more, the size difference isn't all that huge, and they cost around the same amount. Another option would be to try and find a lady's accordion for 120-bass, which is what I use (but, admittedly, it bigger than both the previous option. It is still quite a bit smaller than a men's 120-bass, though).

My accordion (lady's 120) isn't super cumbersome in the way of transportation. If you're used to carrying a guitar case around, it won't be much different in terms of size. It might be heavier than what you're used to, but logistically it doesn't take up that much space. Probably 2x2.5x1 feet on the case (I think. This is a rough guess on my case size).

Overall, if you want a wide range of notes, and if you are really concerned about portability, I guess I would have to recommend the 48-button. It seems like it would be the best size to travel with (though I never have done it). Perhaps someone who owns a 48-bass could extrapolate on this...

u/plaidpaint · 3 pointsr/whatisthisthing

I think it's just a noise maker. Seems to be called a Jester Clapper.

7th down here

Amazon

u/perrydegennaro · 1 pointr/drums

The RhythmTech Ribbon Crasher is the original :)

https://www.amazon.com/Rhythm-Tech-RTRC11-RhythmTech-Crasher/dp/B0002GFRBE

u/llgabomination · 1 pointr/drums

These are a few things I have that work well.

http://www.amazon.com/Gibraltar-6608-Heavy-Drum-Throne/dp/B000UJE6UG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1449190231&sr=8-2&keywords=drum+throne

http://www.amazon.com/Stage-DA100-Drum-Stick-Holder/dp/B002RLLD88/ref=pd_sim_267_2?ie=UTF8&dpID=41di4iHX-5L&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR106%2C160_&refRID=1FVBPY9N4YF9HJVNJQXB

Combine these two depending on whether he uses racks or stands:
http://www.amazon.com/Meinl-Cymbals-HCS8S-Traditional-Splash/dp/B0013O7NVG/ref=sr_1_2?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1449190286&sr=1-2&keywords=splash+cymbal

http://www.amazon.com/Cannon-UPCYH-Cymbal-Arm/dp/B000AL39IE/ref=pd_sim_267_2?ie=UTF8&dpID=3196ldsQbhL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&refRID=1DNJGY32TG3E644YHFZJ