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I've tried to locate this particular sound in a drum kit, but I can't figure out what it's called. It's equivalent to hitting your drumsticks together on every second and fourth beat of a song during the verse or pre-chorus. Usually the kick bass is played on the first and third beats. But the clicking sound usually transitions into a full on snare in the chorus of the song. Here's an example of this.

  

As you'll notice, towards the pre-chorus of this song, even though it was probably done using beatboxing, the clicking is still there, on the second and fourth beats of the piece.

I've tried to locate this particular sound in a drum kit, but I can't figure out what it's called. It's equivalent to hitting your drumsticks together on every second and fourth beat of a song during the verse or pre-chorus. Usually the kick bass is played on the first and third beats. But the clicking sound usually transitions into a full on snare in the chorus of the song. Here's an example of this.

 

As you'll notice, towards the pre-chorus of this song, even though it was probably done using beatboxing, the clicking is still there, on the second and fourth beats of the piece.

I've tried to locate this particular sound in a drum kit, but I can't figure out what it's called. It's equivalent to hitting your drumsticks together on every second and fourth beat of a song during the verse or pre-chorus. Usually the kick bass is played on the first and third beats. But the clicking sound usually transitions into a full on snare in the chorus of the song. Here's an example of this.

 

As you'll notice, towards the pre-chorus of this song, even though it was probably done using beatboxing, the clicking is still there, on the second and fourth beats of the piece.

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What instrument in a drum kit is played on the second and fourth beat of a song during a verse or pre-chorus?

I've tried to locate this particular sound in a drum kit, but I can't figure out what it's called. It's equivalent to hitting your drumsticks together on every second and fourth beat of a song during the verse or pre-chorus. Usually the kick bass is played on the first and third beats. But the clicking sound usually transitions into a full on snare in the chorus of the song. Here's an example of this.

As you'll notice, towards the pre-chorus of this song, even though it was probably done using beatboxing, the clicking is still there, on the second and fourth beats of the piece.