Build or AI-generate a pattern. Show it in standard drum notation or a color-coded grid. Hit play and hear it. Export video for TikTok or YouTube — or publish a clonable pattern your audience can drill themselves. (Yes, it's fast. That's a perk.)

By the time you've recorded yourself, screen-recorded the metronome, edited the audio, and added captions, the idea is dead. DrumShed kills the production tax.
Algorithm rewards posting cadence. AI lets you ship five patterns in the time it took to render one.
A grid view with color-coded voices reads in 3 seconds — the entire window your scroll has on TikTok.
Publish to Explore. Drummers clone your patterns. Every clone is a follow waiting to happen.
From "what should I post?" to a published video, on a coffee break.

Describe a beat in plain English to the AI, or use the wizard to layer kick, snare, embellishments, and cymbals by hand. From idea to playable pattern in under a minute.

Flip the phone landscape — the playback view tracks every voice color-coded in grid mode, or reads as standard drum notation. Same pattern, two looks.

Hit export. Toggle metronome audio on or off. The video renders with a moving playhead, your color scheme, and your watermark already baked in.

Drop the video on TikTok, Reels, or YouTube Shorts. Publish the pattern to Explore so your followers can clone it and drill it themselves.
Everything you'd want to control over a polished post — without leaving the app.
Render your pattern as a video with the live playback view. The moving playhead and color-coded voices read instantly on a feed.
High-res PNGs in grid or notation. Drop them in lesson handouts, blog posts, or carousel slides.
Toggle the visual style per export. Grid for visual viewers, notation for the readers, both for cross-posting.
Show the beat count alongside fill patterns so viewers see exactly where each hit lands. The fill becomes legible without commentary.
Render with the metronome audible (great for educational content) or muted (great when the audio is your performance).
Your DrumShed username appears as a subtle mark on every export. Build recognition across every platform you post to.


Publishing to Explore is one tap. Drummers worldwide find your pattern by genre, BPM, time signature, or difficulty. They clone it into their library and drill it.
Your profile shows everything you've published, your follower count, and how many drummers are practicing your patterns right now. Think of it as a portfolio that's also a distribution channel.
Link your TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and the rest right on your DrumShed profile — every pattern you publish becomes a route back to your full creator presence.
The link to a published pattern opens directly into the app — perfect for a TikTok bio, a YouTube description, or a tweet.

