What are the "rules" for arranging drum beats in electronic music?

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1. Kick: Place on strong beats (1 & 3 or all four in 4/4). 2. Snare: Typically on 2 and 4. 3. Hi-hats: Even spacing, e.g., eighth or sixteenth notes. 4. Variations: Add fills, off-beats, and syncopation for interest. 5. Space: Leave gaps to avoid clutter, focus on groove and dynam...
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Let yourself follow your heart.Learn Guitar.Life is too short to think.Live Music !

Firstly you need to decide the time signature. Then you can add anything within each bar
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