Start with the backbeat
Place a snare on the second and fourth beats, then choose where the kick answers it. Keep the first loop simple enough to rap over comfortably.
Put a kick, snare, and hi-hat around a 16-step grid. This is a real, local drum sketch for practice—not an AI instrumental, sample library, or finished production.
Toggle a few hits, find your tempo, and hear the difference. Simple drum synthesis runs entirely in this browser.
One bar, mono PCM WAV, 44.1 kHz. No recorded samples. No upload or provider request. Playback volume is reduced by default.
THREE THINGS TO THINK ABOUT
Place a snare on the second and fourth beats, then choose where the kick answers it. Keep the first loop simple enough to rap over comfortably.
Move a kick or remove a hi-hat before adding more hits. A small rhythmic change can tell you more than making every step busy.
The WAV contains one bar of synthesized drums at your chosen tempo. It has no melody, bass instrument, mastering, or generated arrangement.
WHAT THIS PAGE DOES — AND DOES NOT DO
No. The grid synthesizes simple drum sounds locally in your browser. AI instrumental generation is not connected.
Yes. Export WAV creates a real one-bar audio file from the visible pattern. Playback and export do not upload your pattern or use credits.
Playback stops when the pattern or tempo changes so you never hear an older loop while looking at a different grid. Press Play to hear the updated version.