These noises often result from loosened fittings and dried up, rusty moving parts, so wherever possible, apply lubrication and tighten up screws and bolts. If you hear a boingy rattle in one of your drums, it s very likely that the mechanism inside one or more of your lugs is loose. Try packing your lugs with cotton or cloth to hold all the internal parts firmly. A little rust can produce God-awful squeaks. Use WD40 or oil to make everything flow smoothly.
Snare throw off.
There are plenty of small parts in your throw off that can come loose. Make sure everything is tightened down. If one of your snare cables is broken and hanging, either cut it off with wire clippers, or better yet, buy new set of snare cables for the session. Cymbal and snare stands. Make sure all of the clamps on your hardware hold firmly.