The phrase "drumming noise" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "The loud drumming noise kept everyone awake all night."
The cacophony could be heard across the street: frantic, discordant, drumming noises; children shrieking with laughter, or just shrieking for the fun of it.
As she approached, the female emus started making loud drumming noises that sounded something like banging on the bottom of a plastic bucket.
The U.S., Japan and some Western nations have been drumming up noise on the arbitration while turning a blind eye to the fact that the Philippines' presentation and the setup of the arbitration tribunal violate international standards of law and rules.
Clare Marx, consultant orthopaedic surgeon and one of the signatories of the letter, said: "We've been hearing a lot of jungle-drum noise and it has to be seen in the bigger picture and that is inevitably there will be some rationalisation of services.
Ben's parents used to have to "endure" the earliest rehearsals of the nascent Beasties as they made ungodly guitar and drum noise in the Yauchs' living room two doors down.
His comments clarify remarks he made earlier this month to The Telegraph newspaper, on a publicity drive to drum up noise to accompany the launch of the iPad Pro, in which Cook had appeared to suggest he thought there was no longer a role for PCs in a world of increasingly powerful and capable tablets.
His comments clarify remarks he made earlier this month to The Telegraph newspaper, on a publicity drive to drum up noise to accompany the launch of the iPad Pro, in which Cook had appeared to suggest he thought there was no longer a role for PCs in a world of increasingly powerful and capable tablets.
In Vancouver, you walk down the "hippy" area of Commerical Drive and all you can hear is drum circle noise competing with the sound of free-spirited bare feet slapping the pavement while every second store sells hand-woven sandals, Eco-friendly napkins or glutton-free, soy-infused pound cakes.
Here's a curious one: he teams up with Rahzel, the human-beatbox par excellence, who used to make drum noises with his mouth onstage with the Roots.
It can also be a lingering embarrassment to those who cannot grasp how a dozen or so singers making drum noises with their mouths might look to an outsider.
