glitchy minimal house percussion 126bpm

About this sample

This loop features glitchy, minimal house percussion at 126 BPM, constructed from short synthesized grains. It layers four micro-percussion types: a sine-based minimal kick with a decaying pitch envelope around 120 Hz, high-passed white noise "ghost clicks" with quick decays, sine waves with rapid FM modulation for resonant pops between 400-1200 Hz, and rare metallic grains created by narrow band-pass filtered noise around 1000-4000 Hz. Each element is randomly panned and fades are applied to prevent clicks, with soft saturation and a high-pass filter above 100 Hz to keep the sound clean and minimal.

This drumloop suits minimal, tech, and glitch house genres at mid-tempos around 126 BPM. It works well as a rhythmic bed or percussive texture, adding intricate stereo movement and subtle variation. Layer it with deeper kicks or basslines, and avoid overcrowding the mid-high frequencies to maintain clarity and space in the mix.