| Instrument | Steps (1 = start of the bar) | Velocity | Timing and chance |
|---|---|---|---|
| kick | 1, 7, 10 | 85-125 | on the grid, always plays |
| hat-closed | 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 | 85-105 | on the grid, always plays |
| perc1 | 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 | 55 | step 2: late by about 17% of a step; step 4: late by about 17% of a step; step 6: late by about 17% of a step; step 8: late by about 17% of a step; step 10: late by about 17% of a step; step 12: late by about 17% of a step; step 14: late by about 17% of a step; step 16: late by about 17% of a step |
| snare | 5, 13 | 125 | on the grid, always plays |
| clap | 5, 13 | 85 | step 5: late by about 12% of a step; step 13: late by about 12% of a step |
| hat-open | 15 | 85 | on the grid, always plays |
West Coast G-funk at 92 BPM. The clap sits 3 µtime units behind the snare, which widens the backbeat, and the tambourine on the in-between 16ths runs 4 units late for the lazy roll that carries the groove. The kick on step 10 is softer than the downbeat so the bar doesn't feel front-heavy.