To understand the drum kit, you have to understand the philosophy. Evilgiane’s production—heard on tracks like "Dying" (feat. Eera & TT) or his work with artists like Ken Carson, Homixide Gang, and Bktherula—is defined by controlled chaos. Here is what makes those sounds tick.
| Sound | Description | Source Suggestion | |-------|-------------|--------------------| | Kick | Punchy, compressed, slight distortion, short tail | Trap Claps & Kicks pack (processed) | | Snare | Tight, 200Hz body, 8kHz snap, no reverb | Add .wav from Lunch77 or similar | | Rim | Metallic, dry, used for ghost notes | 808 rim shots | | Hat closed | Fast, robotic, rhythmic stutters | Roland TR-909 hat with pitch automation | | Hat open | Short, gritty, bit-crushed | Layered with white noise | | 808 | Sub-heavy, distorted, long slide | Spinz 808 + Decapitator | | Crash/riser | Abrupt, glitched, reversed | Sampled from old video game or vinyl | | Perc loops | Sparse, swung, one-shot style | Cut from funk breaks |
Typical 4-bar loop in 140–160 BPM:
Bar 1 (intro):
Bar 2 (build):
Bar 3 (drop):
Bar 4 (fill):
You can drag this into your piano roll as a template.
The most requested sound in any Evilgiane drum kit is the snare/clap. It doesn't crack like a Lex Luger snare, and it doesn't snap like a Southside clap. It sounds like someone dropped a toolbox down a flight of stairs. evilgiane drum kit
Legit sources for building your Evilgiane-type kit:
