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Hi-Hats are usually paired with sharp movements, but they could melt into something groovier if the audio of the cymbal creates a reverb-y resemble. Think about how a professional dancer might pop their upper body right when the hi-hat is struck, and afterwards could include a pair smaller stands out right after the initial one to mimic the method a hi-hat echoes. It's the sharp, staccato drum audio you listen to in many Hip Jump songs, kinda like the noise you make when you snap a rubber band. Professional dancers usually describe a snare as a "ka!" when they talk about their regimen. Professional dancers normally do quick, sharp motions to match this audio. http://www.en.besatime.com/user/zardiajkfj |
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