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Rhythm Pattern Builder & Practice Tool

Create and practice drum rhythms by combining Kick, Snare, Hi-Hat, Tom, and Clap

Place Kick, Snare, Hi-Hat, Tom, and Clap on a grid to build rhythm patterns, then play them at any BPM or time signature. Save patterns you use often, and share them as links via URL parameters (?bpm=120&beats=...). Switch to sheet mode to write out rhythms with 8th, 16th, and triplet rests and practice reading them.

My Rhythms

DAW Sequencer

Grid:
BPM: 120 | 0 beats

Click cells to add/remove beats

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* Click: toggle beat

Playback Controls

Total Beats:0.0
Current Beat:

Timing Visualization

Practice by inputting timing with spacebar or microphone.

Real-time metronome timing visualization

How to Use
1.Click on the timeline to add Kick and Snare beats. Upper track is Kick, lower track is Snare.
2.Tap a beat to select it (yellow ring). Then you can delete it or move it to another track using the toolbar.
3.Long press (0.4s) and drag to move a beat to a different position on the timeline.
4.Adjust BPM and press Play (P key). You can add/remove beats even while playing.

Timeline Controls

·Click empty space: Add beat
·Short tap beat: Select (yellow ring)
·Long press beat (0.4s+): Drag to move
·When selected: Delete or change track

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I save the rhythms I make?

Yes, use the save button to name and store patterns in your browser to load later.

Can I share a rhythm I made with someone else?

The rhythm info is encoded into the URL, so you can copy the link and share it.

What's the difference between sequencer mode and sheet mode?

Sequencer mode lets you click grid cells to place beats. Sheet mode lets you enter 8th, 16th, and triplet note symbols directly.

Can I make triplets or shuffle rhythms?

Triplets work in sheet mode. A shuffle feel can be dialed in with the swing setting in sequencer mode.

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