| Instrument | Steps (1 = start of the bar) | Velocity | Timing and chance |
|---|---|---|---|
| kick | 1, 9 | 85-90 | step 9: plays 95% of the time |
| hat-closed | 3, 7, 11, 15 | 44-50 | step 3: late by about 8% of a step, plays 85% of the time; step 7: late by about 8% of a step, plays 85% of the time; step 11: late by about 8% of a step, plays 85% of the time; step 15: late by about 8% of a step, plays 85% of the time |
| snare | 5, 13 | 80-82 | on the grid, always plays |
| perc1 | 5, 13 | 58-60 | step 5: late by about 8% of a step, plays 90% of the time; step 13: early by about 8% of a step, plays 90% of the time |
| perc2 | 5, 13 | 42-45 | step 5: early by about 12% of a step, plays 80% of the time; step 13: late by about 12% of a step, plays 80% of the time |
| fx | 9, 16 | 28-30 | step 9: late by about 17% of a step, plays 55% of the time; step 16: early by about 17% of a step, plays 50% of the time |
The snare is three layered hits firing together, each with its own velocity and micro-timing, standing in for the habit of layering six or more recorded sounds into one snare. A sparse field-recorded texture layer and a light, steady hat swing suit a jam-session workflow on an Elektron Analog Rytm. An original pattern in that style, not a transcription of any specific track.