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I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 7:44 am
by legend4ry


Whats the type of hat called in that tune..the one what sounds like "EEEESHT" I have been trying to find some samples of it for ages cause they're something ive wanted to encorpate in my tunes. I can't seem to find any apart from in funk breaks, whats the technical term?

Some samples would be appreciated too :).

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 7:50 am
by Wrigzilla
What, the open hi hat?

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 7:51 am
by legend4ry
yeahhh, maybe its just me but none of my opens sound like that.. ive literally sat up all night and gone through all my hihat samples and haven't found one what has that "eeesht" sound .. Quite fed up haha!

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 7:57 am
by Basic A
Shorten the attack on one of your hats, n maybe time stretch it out a millisecond or two... Use fade out on it to make it end totally smooth... Resample that, n open it + the orignal. Reverse the new one, n turn its wolume down some, layer em on top each other so the sample plays n the tails of the two crossfade each other naturally, get it? Resample that, n thier you go.

But what it really is that a good drummer can strike a hat closed, open it, n close it again to do thier own attack n deacy n shit, get it? Thats why it has a pedal.

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 8:00 am
by theone1_
Maybe it's a shaker instead of a hihat. I tend to prefer them as they have more white noise on top.

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 8:03 am
by legend4ry
Basic A wrote:Shorten the attack on one of your hats, n maybe time stretch it out a millisecond or two... Use fade out on it to make it end totally smooth... Resample that, n open it + the orignal. Reverse the new one, n turn its wolume down some, layer em on top each other so the sample plays n the tails of the two crossfade each other naturally, get it? Resample that, n thier you go.

But what it really is that a good drummer can strike a hat closed, open it, n close it again to do thier own attack n deacy n shit, get it? Thats why it has a pedal.
Safe i'll try that.. I have played a bit of drums (just on mates kits) and I always do it on a real kit its like one of my favourite drum sounds, ever ! Been wrecking my head for like 2 months looking for something organic enough sounding without being within a break (can only seem to find it layered over another drum sound)

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 8:05 am
by komanderkin
well it's just a simple open hihat. they added some attack to it to avoid the initial tzing, and it's then choked by a closed hihat. thats what gives it the shhhK. to set this up, check out how choke groups work in your sampler, and make it so that the closed hh chokes the open one. its fun to play with.

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 8:09 am
by Mushroom Buttons
Jaylib!!

not sure if this helps http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmpsLzaadvg

and also what the previous posts said

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 8:12 am
by narcissus
lol just use a 909 hat

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 8:19 am
by legend4ry
narcissus wrote:lol just use a 909 hat
909s was so 2 years ago for me haha.


I think I have it, thanks people. I can make 90% of sounds I want in a synth but I struggle with something like this, I feel like a dohnut hha.

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 8:41 am
by tavravlavish
dude, go to a shitty music store and jump on those drums it will seriously take about two seconds to record... regardless of wether you know how to play a kit or not

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 9:04 am
by JFK
Basic A wrote:Shorten the attack on one of your hats, n maybe time stretch it out a millisecond or two... Use fade out on it to make it end totally smooth... Resample that, n open it + the orignal. Reverse the new one, n turn its wolume down some, layer em on top each other so the sample plays n the tails of the two crossfade each other naturally, get it? Resample that, n thier you go.

But what it really is that a good drummer can strike a hat closed, open it, n close it again to do thier own attack n deacy n shit, get it? Thats why it has a pedal.
The man knows!

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 12:05 am
by wirez
If you're looking for samples look for 'pedal hat' dude, they often sound different to open hat because they're not just opened and struck, they're opened then closed afterwards which is what produces the envelope of the sound and the 'pedal hat' samples usually provide that sound.

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 12:53 am
by abZ
Isn't that just impeach the pres? I am on laptop speakers so I am not certain but sometimes all you need is the sample. You can try to recreate the the beat and if you are good you might get close but it still isn't the same. If all you want is something similar then by all means give recreation a go but there is a reason certain things have been sampled a million times, it's because there is a little bit of magic in the recording that is just impossible to recreate exactly.

http://audio.tutsplus.com/articles/web- ... p-history/

I am sure I have a good copy on the HD if you can't find it.

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 12:56 am
by deadly_habit
abZ wrote:Isn't that just impeach the pres? I am on laptop speakers so I am not certain but sometimes all you need is the sample. You can try to recreate the the beat and if you are good you might get close but it still isn't the same. If all you want is something similar then by all means give recreation a go but there is a reason certain things have been sampled a million times, it's because there is a little bit of magic in the recording that is just impossible to recreate exactly.

http://audio.tutsplus.com/articles/web- ... p-history/

I am sure I have a good copy on the HD if you can't find it.
haha it is


i have oh HD as well also 7" somewhere
between that and funky mule i've raped em to death

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 1:07 am
by legend4ry
nah I didn't want the exact sound or whatever, just something simular - I just wasn't sure on what the term was :)!

I guess its my fault for listening to hiphop 90% of the time I get acustomed to wanting to use X sound.

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 1:32 am
by contakt321
abZ wrote:Isn't that just impeach the pres?
Beat me to it!

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 1:34 am
by abZ
deadly habit wrote:
abZ wrote:Isn't that just impeach the pres? I am on laptop speakers so I am not certain but sometimes all you need is the sample. You can try to recreate the the beat and if you are good you might get close but it still isn't the same. If all you want is something similar then by all means give recreation a go but there is a reason certain things have been sampled a million times, it's because there is a little bit of magic in the recording that is just impossible to recreate exactly.

http://audio.tutsplus.com/articles/web- ... p-history/

I am sure I have a good copy on the HD if you can't find it.
haha it is


i have oh HD as well also 7" somewhere
between that and funky mule i've raped em to death
I don't know if I would say I have raped it. I think I used it on one dubstep tune, I can't remember which one now tho but yeah I have raped a few other ones to death and back to life again. The classic breaks are one of the big reasons I got into production and honestly I didn't know when I started that everyone sampled the same shit. The birth of DOA's grid changed all that. All the goods available for all joe shmoze everywhere. I have been doing less break sampling lately but I will never totally quit. I think we should write a jungle tune when I come up to chill in Roch.

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 2:20 am
by tripaddict
i havnt heard the clip but it could be a razzle ... cymbal with holes drilled in it n loosely bolted nuts n bolts threw the holes

(if its similar to the amen this might be what your after) ;)

Re: I don't usually ask things like this...

Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 8:29 pm
by jsills
amazing beat. that brought back good memories of zoning to some jaylib. ya i got nothing to contribute :lol: