No memorizing
Fresh patterns every time mean you are truly reading, not playing from memory.
Make endless rhythm exercises for reading, clapping and drumming. Pick a time signature and the note values you know, then play the pattern back with a click.
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Fresh patterns every time mean you are truly reading, not playing from memory.
Only use the note values you have learned and add rests or dotted notes when ready.
Playback with a click shows exactly how the rhythm should sound against the beat.
Each bar is filled from left to right with note values you selected, using placement rules that keep the beat visible: half notes start on strong beats, quarter notes start on a beat and dotted notes are followed by the short value that completes the beat. This keeps patterns readable rather than random-looking.
In simple meters such as 4/4 the quarter note gets the beat and is counted 1 e & a. In compound meters such as 6/8 the beat is a dotted quarter and eighth notes are counted 1 2 3 4 5 6. Playback treats the tempo as quarter notes per minute in every meter.
2/4, 3/4, 4/4 and 5/4 divide each beat into two or four.
6/8, 9/8 and 12/8 divide each beat into three eighths.
Raise the rest slider to practice silence, which is often harder than notes.
Values only appear where they fit the beat structure. For example, a whole note needs a 4/4 bar and dotted eighths need sixteenths enabled.
Yes. Loop a pattern and play it on a snare or practice pad while the metronome keeps time.
They use Unicode music symbols, which some fonts lack. The note name and counting below each symbol always show the value.
It plays one bar of clicks before the rhythm so you know the tempo before you start.
No. Tempo only affects playback speed. Generate a new pattern to change the rhythm.
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