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Definition of hi-hat in English: hi-hat(also high-hat) noun A pair of foot-operated cymbals forming part of a drum kit. Example sentencesExamples - ‘Deafening’ opens the disc with soothing guitar chords, bells, and violin droning over a tight high-hat and snare-rim beat.
- The bass twirls about the whiplashing snares, the snuffed hi-hats giving the impression that the Neptunes had a hand in the production.
- Then the hi-hat was overdubbed as a separate track.
- But all the cymbals were overdubbed, and for the hi-hat, we made this box to make it quieter because the room was [made of] stone.
- The Rhythm Traveller comes with just the hi-hat and a single cymbal stand and cymbal.
- A modest drum kit is a kick, snare, two toms, a couple of cymbals and a hi-hat.
- Blood Axe was making the gong roll out solemn notes with one hand while beating hell out of the top cymbal of his hi-hat with the other.
- With an uninspiring production, minimalist pulsing hi-hats and grime-like offset claps, it doesn't seem nearly as Wu-centric as one would hope.
- Brunelle throws in plenty of house clichés (off-beat hi-hats and the like), but subverts them, turning them into vital parts of the song.
- ‘Privacy,’ for example, features an electric piano accompanying what sounds like rustling pages as well as a hi-hat, cymbals, and rimshots.
- Acoustic guitar strums race into the picture, egged on by electronically produced hi-hats and bass drums.
- Making no use of the hi-hat or cymbals, Kathi's drumming is insistent and tribal adding a real primal ebb to each song.
- A sparkling hi-hat percussion line, lyrical ‘little bird’ metaphors of ‘loveless love,’ and an endgame of girls laughing make it an aural delight.
- The hi-hat, thumping bass and ceaseless ringing in ‘Outrun’ will sound familiar to fans of the band's 1996 debut Homework.
- The snare drum was a Neumann KM84, the hi-hat was a KM86 and the toms were U87s.
- Even the hi-hat and the crash cymbals are electric blue.
- The bass jumps in with the hi-hat (with kick drum soon to follow) to imply a space for some power chords.
- A soft hi-hat danced around what had become a seven-four time signature, marked only by the high trills that before were only starting to form.
- A solid kick drum, a crisp hi-hat, some subtle echo effects: each makes an appearance and, more importantly, each counts.
- This track showcased Peart's finesse on the hi-hat and cymbals while Lee pulled out his unique flamenco bass playing chops.
Definition of hi-hat in US English: hi-hat(also high-hat) nounˈhīhat A pair of foot-operated cymbals forming part of a drum kit. Example sentencesExamples - ‘Deafening’ opens the disc with soothing guitar chords, bells, and violin droning over a tight high-hat and snare-rim beat.
- With an uninspiring production, minimalist pulsing hi-hats and grime-like offset claps, it doesn't seem nearly as Wu-centric as one would hope.
- Brunelle throws in plenty of house clichés (off-beat hi-hats and the like), but subverts them, turning them into vital parts of the song.
- This track showcased Peart's finesse on the hi-hat and cymbals while Lee pulled out his unique flamenco bass playing chops.
- A sparkling hi-hat percussion line, lyrical ‘little bird’ metaphors of ‘loveless love,’ and an endgame of girls laughing make it an aural delight.
- The Rhythm Traveller comes with just the hi-hat and a single cymbal stand and cymbal.
- The bass twirls about the whiplashing snares, the snuffed hi-hats giving the impression that the Neptunes had a hand in the production.
- Making no use of the hi-hat or cymbals, Kathi's drumming is insistent and tribal adding a real primal ebb to each song.
- A modest drum kit is a kick, snare, two toms, a couple of cymbals and a hi-hat.
- The bass jumps in with the hi-hat (with kick drum soon to follow) to imply a space for some power chords.
- A solid kick drum, a crisp hi-hat, some subtle echo effects: each makes an appearance and, more importantly, each counts.
- A soft hi-hat danced around what had become a seven-four time signature, marked only by the high trills that before were only starting to form.
- Even the hi-hat and the crash cymbals are electric blue.
- Then the hi-hat was overdubbed as a separate track.
- Blood Axe was making the gong roll out solemn notes with one hand while beating hell out of the top cymbal of his hi-hat with the other.
- ‘Privacy,’ for example, features an electric piano accompanying what sounds like rustling pages as well as a hi-hat, cymbals, and rimshots.
- The hi-hat, thumping bass and ceaseless ringing in ‘Outrun’ will sound familiar to fans of the band's 1996 debut Homework.
- The snare drum was a Neumann KM84, the hi-hat was a KM86 and the toms were U87s.
- Acoustic guitar strums race into the picture, egged on by electronically produced hi-hats and bass drums.
- But all the cymbals were overdubbed, and for the hi-hat, we made this box to make it quieter because the room was [made of] stone.
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