If you want to use other beats, you have to buy this app. Otherwise, the sample beats you get are metronome only. Screw that… that’s lame for even young beginners

Do not bother with the free version. It has too many adds to be useful. I did not try the paid version.

I like this app. There are a good variety of musical styles represented. I like the quality of the samples. With the paid version, I could see this being useful on a live gig for a solo performer. My suggestion is this: can you add a volume control slider? There are times when the beat needs to come up or turn down, and it is too cumbersome to try and do that with the side buttons on your device. A big, long-throw slider would be easy to adjust without breaking away from the instrument for too long. Also, the app would be more useful for me if you could set it up with the parameter controls on the top half of the page and the scrollable playlist on the bottom half of the page. That way, you could locate the next song more quickly without having to go back and forth between playlist and homepage. Thanks for listening.

I’m so glad I found this app. Between the loops and the metronome, I use it all the time. It’s perfect for improving your rudiments, or getting inspiration from the various loops. Recommended!

poor interface, many bugs, and drains battery

I’m enjoying this app

I found pretty easy to use and with many rhithm patterns . Very useful.

I’ve been using an alternate drum loop app that I paid for a while back and randomly decided to see what else was out there. I found this one and it’s already 10x better. More grooves, better drum beats, better controls….. awesome app especially for being free

There is a good variety of loops to choose from, but the drum sampling sounds awful and the interface is honestly kind of ugly and janky.

This may not be obvious to a real beginner, but the drumming here — at least on the two Aerosmith beats and a couple others I tried before deleting the app in horror and disgust — is really, really bad. Bad enough to poison your playing if you use it as a practice tool. It’s much worse than “on the grid”: A stiffly quantized drum machine has its place, musically. This stuff has no musical place. It’s just clumsy and awkward and anti-musical.