FREE KIT · 130 BPM · E MINOR · ROYALTY-FREE

Travis Scott type kit. With the pattern written out.

The drums, the sliding 808 and the whole beat as MIDI, plus a plain breakdown of why it bounces. Open it in FL Studio or Ableton and see how the beat is put together.

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HEAR IT

The beat in the kit.

33 seconds: two bars of intro, then the hook. Every sound you hear is in the kit.

The hook’s drum pattern from the Travis Scott type kit: kick, snare, hat and hat-roll steps over four bars
The hook’s drum pattern, bars 9 to 12: kick, snare, hats and the hat rolls.

How this beat is built

Set your project to 130 BPM. Everything below is in the MIDI, so you can open it and look.

Snare

Half-time: the snare and the clap land together on beat 3 of every bar. No fills. The space is the point.

Kick

A 4-bar pattern. Bar 1: the one. Bar 2: beat 2 and the and of 3. Bar 3: the one and the and of 1. Bar 4: same as bar 2. It never plays under the snare.

Hats

Straight 8ths, the off-beats at half the level. On about half the bars a fast roll starts on beat 2, now and then on the and of 4. The rolls use the soft hat and change speed from bar to bar: 32nds, triplets, 64ths. Some climb in level, some stay flat.

808

It sits low on the 5th (B), under an E minor chord, and steps up a semitone before it moves. When one 808 note overlaps the next it glides, so draw the notes long. Drive it: about 10 dB into a soft clipper. A grit bass plays the same notes quietly on top, so the line is still there on a phone.

Lead

A bell, playing a steady 8th-note line between E4 and E5 with every second note accented. Put a big reverb on it.

Chords

A dark pad on an 8-bar loop: Em7 for two bars, Cmaj7 for two, Em7 for four, with a B7 on the last half of every second bar to pull back round.

Mix

With the kick as the anchor: snare about 5 dB under it, hats about 15 dB under it.

Form

8 bars intro (lead and chords, hats from bar 5), 16 hook, 16 verse, 16 hook, 8 outro. The verse keeps the drums and 808 but thins the lead to one note every half bar and the hats to the beats. The last bar of the verse drops the drums, so the second hook lands harder.

What’s inside

  • 8 drum one-shots: kick, snare, clap, hat, soft hat, open hat, rim, perc (48 kHz, 24-bit WAV).
  • 4 FX: crash, reverse crash, riser, impact.
  • 4 Vital presets: sliding 808, grit bass, bell lead, dark pad. Vital is a free synth.
  • MIDI for the whole beat: drums, 808, melody, chords and counter melody, as an 8-bar hook loop and as the full 64 bars.
  • A README with the build below and how to load it in FL Studio and Ableton.

Every sound was made for this kit. No samples from other packs and nothing taken from any record. Royalty-free in your own music.

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Loading it

FL Studio

Drag the WAVs into the Channel Rack. Drag a .mid file onto a channel to open it in the Piano roll.

Ableton Live

Drop the WAVs on a Drum Rack (kick C1, rim C#1, snare D1, clap D#1, hat F#1, open hat A#1), then drag the Drums MIDI file onto that track.

Vital

Open Vital (free), click the menu at the top left, choose Open External Preset and pick a .vital file.

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