This drum part uses creatively-dynamic, open hi-hat strokes. The open hi-hat strokes notated with a plus sign following indicate a quick close of the hi-hat immediately after the stroke. Open hi-hat strokes without a plus sign should remain open until the following hi-hat stroke. To recreate the original sound, play the hi-hat with the tip of the stick. This creates a crisp, tight sound. NOTE: To accommodate for the digital sounds, this acoustic version uses the rim knock and rim shot to reproduce the feel of the digital hand clap and deep digital snare.
This drum part uses creatively-dynamic, open hi-hat strokes. The open hi-hat strokes notated with a plus sign following indicate a quick close of the hi-hat immediately after the stroke. Open hi-hat strokes without a plus sign should remain open until the following hi-hat stroke. To recreate the original sound, play the hi-hat with the tip of the stick. This creates a crisp, tight sound. NOTE: To accommodate for the digital sounds, this acoustic version uses the rim knock and rim shot to reproduce the feel of the digital hand clap and deep digital snare.
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