aren't ghost snares called rimshots? Or Roffel fills

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thank you to everyone for help on this database! someone should embed this somewhere that has high exposure so noobs have help.

I welcome proper corrections. If it is brackets <it is what you want, no?> you would  prefer, then use them. Now then, with further questions, in one of my closed hats I have to notate hard closed hat and closed hat at the same time... How would I notate that? Could brackets diminish a ride or hat in the same way?
sorry about all of the poor grammar, I just made donuts all night. Having gluten brainfog now k.

'Ghost notes', on drums they're just super quiet notes, like some snares in funk breaks and such.
In line with standard drum notation it'd be best just to put a bracket around it though. '(s)'

Laughed at the 4''33 post. It fits in perfectly next to gabber, some how.

way spazzier hahaha

is he like the new neal pert? holy crap. 4'33" is nonsensical... but makes me want to take a crying baby into the place.

Zach Hill's a super crazy drummer - check him out! And 4 33, well...it's meant to be experienced. XD

who is zach hill? what is 4 33"?

do it, man. whats a ghost snare? how is it made? am i gonna have to learn about the ghost channel to do it?

Add "gs" for ghost snare? I imagine some of the snares in funky beats should be ghost snares, basically a snare at a lower volume.

i actually have on my bedroom wall some papers with mariah carey drum patterns drawn out, i think they would make a nice addition!

added GABBER also you guys make your spreadsheets hella wack so I cleaned it up a lil

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