Funk rhythm guitar (loop)

A seamless 9.6-second, four-bar funk loop in F# minor at 100 BPM with a light sixteenth swing, built around two physically modelled clean electric guitars. The rhythm guitar (bright bridge-position single-coil, firmly compressed, panned left) keeps its picking hand moving in constant down-up sixteenths: most strokes are fret-hand-muted scratches, damped strings that die in a few periods under a dry pick click, and the accented strokes press down into short, staccato ninth-chord stabs, F#m9 (x-9-7-9-9-9) and a B9 with the root on the low string and the A string muted (7-x-7-8-7-9), each strum rolled across the strings low-to-high on downstrokes and high-to-low on upstrokes, with a half-step-below approach stab leading the turnaround back into the top. A second, rounder neck-side single-coil guitar panned right answers with an original palm-muted single-note riff of staccato notes, hammer-ons and dead-note ghosts. Underneath sit a syncopated round finger-style bass with octave pops, ghost notes and a chromatic walk-up into the loop point, and a minimal tight kit: punchy kick, crisp backbeat snare with ghost strokes and a small fill in bar four, and accented closed hats. The loop starts with a chord stab, kick and bass on sample 0 and is rendered circularly (three identical cycles, middle one kept), so the last sample flows straight back into the first. Only the mono kick and bass sit below 120 Hz.

Metrics

Integrated LUFS

-14.03 LUFS

True peak

-1.3 dBTP

Length

9.6s · 460,800 samples @ 48000 Hz

Target master

-14 LUFS · peak ≤ -1 dBTP

Checks

Passed

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