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Tune a synthesized kick, snare, hi-hat and tom, program one to four bars of 16th-note steps and download the loop as a WAV, repeated up to ten times.
Saved in this browser only. Each save keeps the pattern, tempo, loop length and every kit setting.
Every sound is generated in your browser, so the kit is free of sample licenses.
1 to 4 bars, 16 steps per bar. Each click cycles a step through off, on and accent.
Render the loop up to ten times in a row as one 44.1 kHz, 16-bit stereo WAV.
How it works
Start from a preset, then change single steps. Clicking a step while stopped plays that drum so you can hear the accent.
The file length is exact for the tempo, so it lines up with the grid when you drop it into a DAW.
Common questions
Yes. Nothing is sampled. Every hit is synthesized from oscillators and noise in your browser when you play or export, so there is no sample library or license attached to the sound.
Choose a loop length of 1 to 4 bars of 4/4. The WAV repeats the loop 1 to 10 times, so a 4-bar loop at 120 BPM lasts 8 seconds per repeat and 80 seconds at ten repeats.
Each step cycles through off, on and accent. Accented steps play at full velocity and normal steps play softer, which keeps a hi-hat line from sounding mechanical.
Browsers, and Safari on iPhone and iPad in particular, only allow sound after a tap or click. The first button you press starts the audio engine.
No. Playback and rendering happen entirely in this browser. Your current pattern and any loops you save to My loops are kept in local storage on this device. Download a library backup to move them to another browser.
Wrap folds the decay of the final hits back onto the start, so the file is exactly the loop length and repeats without a click. Cut drops the tail. Keep leaves it on the end.