Drill hi hat loop 142 bpm, 2 bars, sliding rolls

About this sample

A dry, gritty two-bar pattern at 142 BPM combines short white-noise ticks with a faint sine-wave metallic tone. The main hits use noise high-passed at 7.2 kHz and a tone sweeping down from 11.8–10.3 kHz to 7.6 kHz, shaped by a fast attack and decay, then gently saturated. Two rapid rolls add six and eight 32nd-note hits: their metallic tones sweep from 14.5 kHz downward toward 6.4–7.7 kHz, layered with noise high-passed at 8.4 kHz and stronger saturation. Alternating pans add slight stereo movement; there is no reverb.

Use it for drill or other syncopated hip-hop patterns around 142 BPM, or fit it to a nearby tempo with time-stretching. It can sit over a sparse beat or layer with a simpler hat pattern; watch for sharp high-frequency buildup, and use EQ or level adjustments if the rolls crowd vocals or cymbals.