Riddiments - Drum Practice

Layered rhythm

Build up to four independent rhythmic lines, each with its own time signature, sound, swing, and volume — all locked to a single tempo. Different meters don't drift apart; they interlock. It's the difference between counting a polyrhythm and actually hearing how it sits.

Three ways to see it

Every rhythm renders three ways, and you switch between them instantly:

• Circular — a beat wheel with a playhead sweeping the ring. The signature view.

• Waterfall — notes rise toward a NOW line, so you read what's coming.

• Grid — a clean step sequencer with beat gaps and honest spacing.

Check your subdivision, read ahead, or zoom out to the whole bar — the right view is always a tap away.

Practice with intent

Set a timed session, dial in a count-in, and let the tempo climb automatically to push your speed at the edge of control. Start from 40+ built-in patterns across rudiments, rolls, and grooves — or save your own and pick up exactly where you left off.