Damn ! Show us more <| sep |> Man I ' m with you there . I ' m about to turn 27 , moved back to the Bay Area from Philly last year , and have since moved into an apartment near the Fremont Skate Park with my wife . These guys make me want to skate again and I do have a board I never really used sitting in my parents ' home ready to go . <| sep |> how is he awkward ? hes really fucking confident . <| sep |> He moans a bit louder and smiles widely . <| sep |> Statshelix . Only for pros though <| sep |> Upped the ram speed and replaced the cooler looked at reviews and you would have a tossup on whether it seated correctly on the cpu or notagain wrong link lol . hold on . heres the hopefully correct <| sep |> It ' s a combination of a sampled hihat loop , a sampled percussion probably cowbell loop a sample kick and snare with really clever panning and delay tricks . Ableton has an extract groove function , so if I was doing this in ableton , I would extract groove on the main hihat loop and apply that to the kicksnare drum pattern . Now panning . The cowbell is panned about 45 o ' clock to the right and the clap on the build up and the snare playing the fillssyncopation are super wide this is actually really easy to do in ableton . drop a simple delay on that channel , set it to unlinked and time not synced now set the right channel delay to 1 ms and the left channel to about 15 ms . Finally he has the hihat channel side chained to the kick so that it pumps whenever it ' s played . TLDR . Extract groove , panningfake stereo wideningsidechain the hihat to the kick .