In this audio piece titled "Uncovered Hi-Hat", we are treated to a vivid auditory experience of a drum-set in action, specifically the hi-hat cymbal. The recording showcases the distinctive, crisp sound of the hi-hat, which is typically used in drumming for rhythmic punctuation and articulation. As the audio unfolds, the listener can recognise the hi-hat's metallic timbre, varying from sharp, closed 'tick' sounds to a shimmering 'sizzle' when it's partially or fully opened. The audio captures a range of hi-hat techniques, giving us a broad spectrum of its sonic capabilities. The auditory scene places us in the heart of Camden, known for its vibrant music culture. It's easy to imagine a drummer passionately playing the hi-hat as part of a lively performance or a laid-back jamming session. This audio piece is not just about the hi-hat; it's about the whole drum-set, the drummer's skill