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Rage is mainly characterized by the use of stereo-widened EDM-influenced lead synthesizer patches,[8][12] reminiscent of the 1980s and 1990s game soundtracks and of trance music,[13] used to play short, often emotional,[9][13] melodies arranged in short loops which repeat throughout the song,[8] and a basic, "dull", trap beat, accompanying these melodies,[8] with bouncy, often overdriven,[5] heavy and elastic[12] 808s bass notes. In terms of vocal delivery, many rappers draw influence from the vocal stylings of Playboi Carti.[12][5]

Rage has been described as futuristic,[14][15] electric,[16] and synth-driven.[17][16][3][18] Vivian Medithi of HipHopDX described rage as a sound rooting in plugg music legacy with more electronic influences.[19] Tom Breihan of Stereogum described rage beats as glitchy and as "a cheap, functional type of beat — the type of beat that seems to spring almost entirely from the "type beats" that have proliferated on YouTube in the past few years — but its cheapness is disorienting and sometimes even psychedelic".[7]

Synth hooks play such a role in rage that the whole sound has been described as a "hybrid genre of trap music and EDM".[5] Synth leads are said to be influenced by a number of EDM and electronic musicians, such as the Chainsmokers, Skrillex, Diplo, Zedd, Rustie[9] and others.[8] It has also been noticed that often EDM synth hooks in rage come from pre-packaged EDM melody packs, for instance, a guitar-driven[20] "high-octane"[21] EDM loop from "Miss the Rage" came from the royalty-free[21] EDM sample pack by Cymatics, called Cymatics Odyssey EDM Sample Pack.[5] Underground rapper Yeat has also made it popular to use chiming bell sounds, once popular in earlier trap and drill music,[22] in rage beats.

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