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Five fills to steal tonight
Each one is a real recipe you can build in the Fill Builder — the ingredient that makes it work is named.
The Stumble
RLKK linear sixteenths at 85 BPM — the kick doubles land where your hands expect to be, and the lurch is the hook. Built with the Linear voice strategy: no two hits in a row on the same drum.
Gospel Run
Paradiddle-diddle sticking with the Gospel accent shape — sextuplets that spill around the kit like a chops video. The accent shape does the phrasing for you.
Fives Over Four
Straight sixteenths with the Groups of 5 accent shape. The accent lands somewhere new every beat, so a one-bar fill sounds like four. Also comes in Groups of 3 and 7.
Down the Stairs
Alternating strokes with the Descend accent shape, accents routed high tom to floor tom. The oldest fill move there is, generated instead of hand-placed.
Crescendo Into One
Single strokes under the Crescendo accent shape — the whole bar swells into a crash on the downbeat. Slow it down and it works in a ballad; speed it up and it ends a set.
Three ways to find your next fill
Build from scratch, browse the community, or describe it in English. Every approach leads to playable, shareable patterns.
Fill builder wizard
36,700+ stickings, 18 accent shapes, 11 voice strategies. The combinatorial space is enormous — you'll always find something new.
Explore community
Browse fills shared by drummers worldwide. Filter by genre and difficulty, or search. Star your favorites.
AI generation
Describe the fill you hear in your head: 'linear 16th fill ending on crash.' The AI handles sticking, accents, and voicing.
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Every fill renders in standard drum notation with sticking. Learn to read while you explore.
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