Explore our collection of curated grooves, hand-built to capture the exact feel of real human playing. Click any pattern to instantly pull it into the sequencer-then slow it down to dissect the mechanics, crank up the tempo to test your chops, and tweak the notes to truly make it yours. Your next practice session starts right here.
Steady eighth-note hi-hats over a syncopated kick that skips the downbeat, creating an off-kilter, pushing groove with an extra snare hit leading into beat 4.
An aggressive sixteenth-note kick engine driving under a steady eighth-note hi-hat, punctuated by open hi-hat accents on the upbeats and a hard backbeat snare on 2 and 4.
Four-on-the-floor disco kick fused with syncopated funk - busy sixteenth hi-hats with open accents, a sharp backbeat snare on 2 and 4, and ghosted kick syncopations between the downbeats that lock into a deep, danceable pocket.
The same four-on-the-floor core stepped up with full eighth-note hi-hats and an open accent on the upbeat, adding forward momentum without crowding the groove.
A propulsive samba groove driven by a surdo-style kick on the '&' of 1, beat 2, the '&' of 3 and beat 4, rapid sixteenth-note hi-hats carrying the relentless forward momentum, and snare accents that snap against the pulse for that carnival batucada energy.
A driving mambo groove with an energetic, syncopated kick pattern pushing the dancefloor, busy hi-hats laying down the clave-driven momentum, and a snare accenting the offbeats for that hot, brassy big-band swing feel.
A rolling 6/8 blues groove: hi-hat on all six eighth notes, kick on count 1 and snare on count 4, so the bar sways in two big pulses.
All 14 grooves at a glance
Every pattern in the library, with its genre, written tempo, time signature and difficulty. Each links to a page with standard notation, a plain-text drum tab, a counting breakdown and practice tempos.