Open in DrumShedBeginnerStart at 50BPM if you are a complete beginner. Increase BPM by 10 if you can complete the exercise perfectly 5 loops in a row. Consistency and accuracy matter more than speed here, don't increase the BPM unless you can comfortably complete the previous speed without much effort.
Clone it, bend it, then let Learn This ramp it into your hands — no floor, no ceiling.
Five labs over one engine — sticking, rudiments, chops, feet, and four-way coordination
An exercise isn’t a fill with the ending cut off. It repeats on purpose, and what makes it work is the thing that changes bar to bar — so the builder starts from the mechanism, not the notes.
Hands, accents & ladders
Hands-only cells on the pad, chained and shifted — your own R/L strings.
The PAS 40
Pick from the forty, chain them, ladder them, put them over hi-hat time.
Gospel chops & linear
Kick-integrated cells chained, then reduced 4→3→2→1.
Double bass & foot
A generated kick rhythm under a held hands ostinato.
Four-way independence
Every limb on its own cell, cycling on its own length.
Sticking under the staff, counting syllables above it, and a playhead on the bar you’re in
The beat you just built goes straight to the stand — phone or iPad, sticks in your hands. Every pattern and drill runs with a live playback view that tracks your position in real time. Grid view shows every voice color-coded. Notation view shows standard drum notation with sticking. Toggle counting syllables — 1 e & a — above the staff, ghost notes read as lowercase sticking, and any shuffle or pocket feel is captioned right on the notation. And the metronome itself plays that pocket — drag or rush the backbeat and shuffle the click, free on the main screen.
Full cell-by-cell control over every hit
Place hits on a grid, adjust velocity and sticking per cell, add ghost notes and flams. Every pattern opens in the editor for fine-tuning — whether it came from the wizard, AI, or the community.
Place hits on the grid — see them as standard notation instantly
Every pattern you build or clone automatically converts to standard drum notation. Toggle between the color-coded grid and staff notation with one tap — both update in real time during playback.
Any pattern can become a drill. Tap Learn This in the app and it turns into a day-by-day tempo ramp — a practice path built around the thing you actually want to play.