Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:11 Walking chirps + OG flares
1:44 16th + 32nd notes OG flare breakdown
3:20 16th + 32nd notes OG flare step #2
4:06 Example
4:32 OG+chirp+OG+chirp+OG combo example
5:14 OG+chirp+OG+chirp+OG combo breakdown
6:24 Full combo on vocals + travelling
6:59 Full combo on vocals + travelling example
7:11 Full combo variations
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Some additional notes:
[] I did not make it really clear that you can use ANY of the releases in the beginning of any of the OG flares to "travel" to the next syllable. Similarly, ANY of the backwards motions of any of the OG flares to "travel" backwards.
[] There's a similar sounding and more common technique that's utilised with vocal cuts that's actually based only on closed fader cuts and, long story short, the one here is NOT that other one - this just in case what you hear in my video sounds familiar yet different.
[] Not only you can go from the combo explained in this part into just chirps or just OG flares, but you can re-arrange the combo by trying OG+OG+chirp+chirp+OG; chirp+OG+chirp+OG+OG; any other combination of these; OR substitute some chirps/each chirp with a stab; OR if you wanna go really advanced, substitute some OGs with a swing flare (all of that while still keeping the same rhythm, only with the swing flare you'll have to still keep some OGs, otherwise there will be no releases and the actual syllable won't be heard).