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Hi-Hats are normally paired with sharp movements, but they might melt into something groovier if the audio of the cymbal creates a reverb-y resemble. Consider exactly how a dancer might pop their upper body right when the hi-hat is struck, and afterwards could include a couple smaller sized pops right after the initial one to mimic the method a hi-hat echoes. It's the sharp, staccato drum sound you listen to in many Hip Jump tunes, kinda like the noise you make when you snap an elastic band. Dancers typically explain an entrapment as a "ka!" when they discuss their routine. Dancers usually do quick, sharp motions to match this noise. https://www.instructables.com/member/egennaoddy/ |
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