Drumeo teaches you to watch.
DrumShed teaches you to practice.
Drumeo is a video lesson platform. DrumShed is what you open after the lesson, when it's your turn behind the kit. Here's how they compare.
Different tools, different jobs
| Capability | Drumeo | DrumShed |
|---|---|---|
| Video lessons | ✓ (extensive) | — |
| Professional instructors | ✓ | — |
| Play-along songs | ✓ (2,500+ transcribed, Drumeo+) | ✓ (iOS, your Apple Music library) |
| Standalone timing-drill system | — (basic tempo tools) | ✓ (9 drills) |
| Beat builder | — | ✓ |
| Fill builder | — | ✓ (36,700+ stickings) |
| AI pattern generation | — | ✓ |
| Pattern editor | — | ✓ |
| Custom multi-drill sessions | — | ✓ |
| Video export | — | ✓ |
| Community patterns | — | ✓ |
| Web access | ✓ | — (iOS & Android apps) |
| Monthly price | From $25/mo ($229/yr) | Free · $5.99/mo · $119.99 lifetime |
They work well together
Watch a Drumeo lesson to learn the linear groove or the new fill, then open DrumShed and put it under a click until it's yours. Watching is how you learn it; reps are how you keep it.
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Choose Drumeo if...
You want video instruction. Drumeo's instructors are world-class — nobody's arguing that — and Drumeo+ adds 2,500+ transcribed songs to play along with. If learning new material is the bottleneck, it's the best there is.
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Choose DrumShed if...
You want a practice tool that structures your time behind the kit. Drills, builders, and AI generate the exercises. You do the work.
Active practice tools, not passive video
Coming to iPhone, iPad & Android
Capture it. Shed it.
Keep it.
Learn from Drumeo. Practice with DrumShed.