A guided wizard walks you through kick, snare, cymbals, ghost notes, and embellishments. Or open the full pattern editor and place every hit yourself.
The guided wizard gets you to a great groove fast. The pattern editor gives you total control.
Step through kick-snare anchor, embellishments, cymbal layer, and hi-hat foot. Make musical decisions without staring at a grid.
Place every hit on every voice at any subdivision. Tap cells to cycle through ghost, normal, accent, and off.
Start from rock, jazz, funk, Latin, hip-hop, metal, worship, and more. Tweak from there.
Add ghost notes to specific voices with per-beat placement control. Humanize your patterns.
Build beats in 3/4, 5/4, 7/8, 6/8 — any meter with any subdivision grid.
Publish to the community. Share via link, export as video and notation.




The wizard builds beats the way music actually works — foundation first, then layers of complexity.
Genre-tagged kick-snare skeletons. Rock: kick on 1&3, snare on 2&4. Funk: syncopated kick. Jazz: feathered kick. The anchor is the non-negotiable backbone.
Ghost notes, kick syncopation, snare accents, and cross-stick mode. Each has per-beat control — decide exactly how busy each beat gets.
Configure density (quarter → 32nd), sticking (right-only, alternating, paradiddle), and velocity shape (downbeat swell, offbeat accent, flat).
Right hand on hi-hat, ride, or hi-hat/snare weave. Left hand on snare, hi-hat, or snare/hi-hat weave. Doubles route to the alternate surface.
Optional pedal patterns: 2&4 chick, quarter notes, eighth notes, offbeats, or clave. Pairs naturally with ride on the right hand.
Floor-tom-driven grooves — the tom is the backbone, not decoration. Rolling floor tom ostinato with accent departures to high and mid toms.
The app plays the pattern — your job is to lock in note-for-note. Start at a tempo where every hit feels comfortable.
A two-bar funk groove at 80 BPM for 5 minutes builds more muscle memory than 10 different beats played once.
In Learn mode, mute instruments and isolate the kick-snare skeleton. Unmute one voice at a time.
Once the groove is solid, disable the metronome. If you can hold tempo with only the drum pattern, your internal clock is working.
Free on iPhone and iPad


