Finally a drum app
that doesn't assume right-handed.
Every sticking pattern in DrumShed mirrors for left-handed players. Fill builder, beat builder, and all drills respect your dominant hand setting.
Left-handed across the entire app
Mirrored stickings
Every sticking pattern in the fill builder automatically mirrors for left-handed players. RLRL becomes LRLR. Paradiddles lead with the left.
Beat builder
Groove stickings flip the whole kit for left-hand lead — hat hand, ghost notes, every label reads the way you actually play.
Notation view
Sticking overlays in notation and grid view show the correct hand for lefties. No mental mirroring required.
Sticking, not kit layout
Fills mirror fully; grooves flip the whole kit's sticking for mirrored setups. DrumShed swaps the hands, not the drums.
One setting
Pick your stance once — right or left, standard or open-handed. Four stances, and every builder and drill follows it.
Share both ways
Exported patterns and notation show the sticking for your handedness. Share with students or on social with correct hand labels.
Play open-handed? That's a stance too.
DrumShed has four stances: right-handed, left-handed, and an open-handed version of each. Open-handed flips only the time-keeping hand — you ride the hi-hat with your left, no crossover, while the snare hand stays put.
Every groove's sticking labels follow the stance you pick, in the grid, in notation, and in exports. Left-handed players who learned open-handed out of necessity finally get an app that labels it correctly.
Built for lefties from day one
Coming to iPhone, iPad & Android
Capture it. Shed it.
Keep it.
Drum practice, your way.