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japanese city pop 1980's

The drum sounds used in 1980s city pop have several distinctive features. The snare drum is characterized by a signature reverb, resulting in a clean and tight sound. The bass drum is EQ-adjusted to deliver solid low frequencies, with a tight attack that makes the rhythm clearly perceptible. Closed hi-hats are frequently used, adding sharpness and accents to the rhythm. These sounds are achieved using electronic drums and samples, creating a very clean and bright tone.
Samples-1
Reference Beat BPM-90
Kick
Snare
Hi-Hat
Samples-2
Reference Beat BPM-110
Kick
Snare
Hi-Hat-1
Hi-Hat-2
Samples-3
Reference Beat BPM-90
Kick
Snare
Hi-Hat-1
Hi-Hat-2
Hi-Hat-3
Samples-4
Reference Beat BPM-110
Kick
Snare
Hi-Hat-1
Hi-Hat-2
Samples-5
Reference Beat BPM-95
Kick
Snare
Hi-Hat-1
Hi-Hat-2
Hi-Hat-3
Hi-Hat-4
Samples-6
Reference Beat BPM-90
Kick
Snare
Hi-Hat-1
Hi-Hat-2
Hi-Hat-3
Open-Hi-Hat
Samples-7
Reference Beat
Kick
Snare
Hi-Hat-1
Hi-Hat-2
Samples-8
Reference Beat
Kick
Snare
Shaker-1
Shaker-2
Samples-9
Reference Beat BPM-100
Kick
Snare
Hi-Hat
Samples-10
Reference Beat BPM-120
Kick
Snare
Hi-Hat-1
Hi-Hat-2
Hi-Hat-3