Your rhythm.
Your daily practice.
A hands-on rhythm tutor. Hear each stroke, follow the pulse, then play it yourself.
Explore your learning path 7 chapters · 50 lessons
Your learning path
Choose a chapter or explore freely. Practice checkpoints are your own assessment, not an automatic skill grade.
Lesson guide & practice plan
Practice targets for this lesson, not a fixed tempo for the style. Start with Learn; move up when the notes and rests stay clean. Selecting a target uses fixed BPM.
Microphone coach · timing & tempo
Coach settings & scored practice
Use headphones so the microphone hears your drum, not the app. Audio is analysed live on this device; it is not recorded or uploaded. Enable the microphone, then start a timing check to play the selected lesson with a silent drum guide.
During a timing check, BPM is estimated from your recently matched notes, including the written rests. Outside playback, play evenly spaced taps with the chosen hits per beat; irregular rhythms cannot reveal a unique BPM this way. Positive timing offsets mean late. If every strike appears consistently late, enter that delay above to subtract it.
Optional bass / rim calibration
In a quiet room, play three separate examples of each tone for this session. This experimental check compares bass (D) with rim (T or K). It cannot distinguish T from K, identify the hand, or judge pitch and technique. Results depend on your drum, room and microphone; unrecognised tones are not scored.
Timing only until both tones are calibrated.
Automatic defaults use a wider timing window for earlier lessons and learning stages, and higher input sensitivity for quiet-note studies. These are starting points; room noise and microphone distance still matter.
Match results are approximate. Start slowly and adjust sensitivity if hits are missed or room sounds are counted. Very fast rolls, quiet ghost notes and Bluetooth latency can reduce accuracy. Switching away from this page turns the microphone off.
Watch where you strike
D: centre area, relaxed fingers, let the head ring.
T: rim with your dominant hand.
K: opposite rim with your other hand.
Real recorded darbuka · audio loads on first play
Memory practice · the score and hand cues are hidden. Keep counting; reveal them whenever you need.