Browse, star, clone
patterns from drummers worldwide.

Explore is DrumShed's community hub. Pull a groove someone posted this morning into your own editor, follow the players you keep cloning from, and see what they ran in the practice feed.

A library that grows every day

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Search & filter

Find patterns by genre, difficulty, or keyword search. Every pattern is tagged and searchable.

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Star favorites

Save patterns to your library for quick access. Build a library of go-to grooves and fills.

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Clone & edit

Take any community pattern and make it yours. Clone opens it in your editor — tweak kick placement, swap cymbals, add ghost notes.

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Follow creators

Find drummers whose patterns you like and follow them. See their new uploads in your feed.

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Publish yours

Share your beats and fills with the community. Get stars and followers when people love your patterns.

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Genre tags

Rock, jazz, funk, Latin, hip-hop, metal, gospel, worship, R&B — every genre represented.

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High-five sessions

See what people you follow are practicing and high-five their drills and sessions to show support.

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Replay their practice

Tap Replay on any activity to run the same drill or full session someone else just completed — same pattern, same tempo.

How the Explore community works

Explore is DrumShed's built-in community feed. Every beat and fill you create can be published to Explore with a single tap. Other drummers see your patterns in their feed, filtered by genre and difficulty.

When you find a pattern you like, you can star it to save it to your favorites, or clone it to copy it into your own library. Cloning gives you a full editable copy — change the kick pattern, swap cymbals, add ghost notes, adjust the tempo. The original creator gets credit, and their follower count grows.

Following a drummer means their new patterns show up in your feed. Stack a few follows with the genre filters and Explore turns into a steady supply of grooves from players you already trust.

The Activity tab adds another layer: a live feed of what people you follow are actually practicing. You can see which drills they ran, how long they practiced, and what sessions they completed — then high-five them or replay their exact drill with one tap. Seeing someone else log a session is usually enough to get you back on the kit.

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