dawg i thought the same thing too

@@Rhakjellg haha good ears brodie

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@@prod.byplugger (100% accurate)

@@stoheng ohhhhh I would still say it’s pretty accurate though

would like to help but confused on what youre asking. hihats #2 looks like it is the same sample but a different pattern to make it easier to control when that particular hihat run happens in the playlist. technically not a different sound, just a different rhythm

@@bobbymayyy thank u for reply! I tryna make this words clean: in hi-hat #2, every repeat, the second and the tenth ones just sounds different from the other sounds, and I don’t know how he made it

@@Yosamle ahh! its because he has the pattern group “hi-hat #2” and in that group he has 2 different audio samples playing 3 different patterns to create what sounds like a singular hi-hat being played. the 1st pattern is the full 8 bar simple 2-step using the 1st audio sample. the 2nd pattern is several, of what i call “flourishes” of the hi-hat, in that other notes are played and with syncopation to create some bounce and feign like an actual drummer is playing the hi-hat. that 2nd pattern is using the same audio sample as the 1st pattern. the 3rd pattern is using a hi-hat roll sample where by triggering a single play with the piano roll, fl will play the roll of a hi-hat recorded or rendered outside of this session. so essentially, instead of creating his own roll inside of this session, (which can be done by simply playing many hi-hat hits in quick succession,) he played a roll that was made for him or by him in another session and was imported.

@@bobbymayyy thank you soooooooo much! your explanation is so detailed and I get it now! so kind of you❤️🥹

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