The kick and snare are working. The space between them still needs movement. CLATTER writes a single bar of metallic percussion to sit above that foundation: closed hat, open hat, rim and shaker, with every hit under your control.
Tap a step to add or remove a hit. Tap its number to edit velocity, rush or drag its timing, or turn it into a double or triple strike. Swing moves the offbeat sixteenths together; individual timing lets one rim lag while the hats keep pushing. Each lane has its own decay, brightness, level and pan.
Garage skip starts with syncopated hats and offbeat rims. DnB roller lays down a straight sixteenth-note engine. Half-time gaps leaves air around sparse accents and clustered shaker rolls. The starting patterns preserve your session tempo, and every hit remains editable.
The kit stays dry and synthetic, built from metallic resonators and deterministic noise. There are no kicks, bass voices or reverb tails to fight the arrangement you’ve already made. Lengthen an open hat, pull the rim back, tighten the shaker, then decide where each belongs in the stereo field.
Playback continues until you stop it. Edits enter at the next bar without resetting the transport. Export writes the current edited pattern as one bar of stereo 48 kHz, 16-bit WAV, using the same rendered samples as audition. Drop it into Ableton and loop it to taste. Download the recipe alongside it to preserve every hit, sound setting and the tempo.