A drum kit played with four limbs, covering every voice
generateDrums emits.
A kit is bounded by limbs rather than by range: two voices wanting the same
hand at the same instant is what makes a pattern unplayable, and a voice no
limb reaches is not on the kit at all.
The auxiliary percussion — hand-claps, tambourine, shaker — is dubbed over
the kit on a pass of its own, so it sounds through a backbeat whose snare and
hi-hat already take both hands, and the four limbs stay the bound on the
groove itself.
A drum kit played with four limbs, covering every voice generateDrums emits.
A kit is bounded by limbs rather than by range: two voices wanting the same hand at the same instant is what makes a pattern unplayable, and a voice no limb reaches is not on the kit at all.
The auxiliary percussion — hand-claps, tambourine, shaker — is dubbed over the kit on a pass of its own, so it sounds through a backbeat whose snare and hi-hat already take both hands, and the four limbs stay the bound on the groove itself.