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Thats basically a white noise hiss.

Theres two different hats there, one on the beat, one on the offbeat.
Both are drum machine open hihats, the one on the beat has little to no transient so its just the trebly hiss tail thats been sampled. You can achieve this by taking a open hihat sample and just chopping the front of it off.

The second has a slight transient and is on the off beat giving it the "chucka chucka chucka" sound and driving the drums along.

The thing giving the fizz is the position in the mix. There's a lot going on in that track, the lead, the drums etc etc. Space has been made in a busy mix for the hats to fizz along the top. If you want that sound, you need to make a full mix with space for those hats. Otherwise no matter what you do you won't quite get the same effect.

Anyways - the hats themselves are fairly straightforward. A basic 909 or 808 open hat (can be achieved in drumazon easily), two slightly different hats on the beat and the offbeat, onbeat without a transient, then just compress and maybe add a little distortion. Then filter off the low frequencies and make sure your mix is set up to accomodate them.

Sorry if rambling. Boozy lunch
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