The kit sits balanced
Every drum sound is levelled against the others, so the kick, snare, hats and crash all land where you'd expect. Swap a row to a different sound and it stays just as clear.
Released July 29, 2026·7 updates
Every drum sound is levelled against the others, so the kick, snare, hats and crash all land where you'd expect. Swap a row to a different sound and it stays just as clear.
Patterns with swing lean the way they should. The jazz ride shuffles, and funk off beats sit a touch behind the pulse.
A crash lands at the top of each phrase, every eight bars, and the long cymbals get room to ring out.
The preview uses the same kit, the same processing and the same timing as playback, so what you build is what you hear. The loop holds steady while you work.
Chords like Bb and Eb each get their own shape on guitar, and sevenths ring differently from plain chords.
Whatever drum pattern you put on a section plays in your ears while you record, and it's there in the finished song too.
Rock patterns come with a rock kit, jazz gets brushes and a ride, funk brings its 808 and its clap. Each built in pattern sounds like the style it's named after.