A sightreading game for electronic drum kits. Real engraved notation, played on your own pads over MIDI. The chart is never the same twice.
Engraved by the game itself. Full kit, world 04, with a fill and a crash resolution.
Falling blocks teach you to read falling blocks. Notehead prints the drum key every real chart already uses, so practice here is practice for the gig.
Snare reading, world 04. Ghost notes in parentheses, accents above. Every pattern a generated original.
Endless new bars, one HP bar. Misses and stray hits drain it, clean reading heals it, and the tempo climbs. You always see the next line, because reading ahead is the skill.
One phrase on a loop, timed note by note, so you see which one you rush and by how much. Every pass starts clean.
Read a still chart with the playhead sweeping across, like paper. Or let the engraved strip stream past a fixed playhead. Same notation either way.
Every note you play is filed against the one-beat figure it belongs to. Notehead learns which patterns and which limbs you miss, then writes more of them.
Short lessons, each ending in a chart you have never seen. Full-kit groove and snare studies; straight and triplet, simple and compound, swing, dynamics, ghost notes.
An electronic kit, or pads that send MIDI. The keyboard fallback shows the whole game, but it is a preview: reading transfers only with your hands on a kit. Try the demo first. If it hears your pads, the game will.