Drum patterns
Drum patterns for twenty genres, from house, tech house, techno and trance to UK garage, trap, drum and bass and jungle. Press play on any of them to hear it with real samples, open a pattern to see how it is built, or take it into the drum machine and make it your own.
- Free
- No account
- Runs in your browser
- 20 genres
- Opens in the drum machine
Or start with the free pack: 24 sounds from all three packs, and a 25% code for the full packs a few days later.
Questions
How do I read these patterns?
Each row is one sound and each square is a sixteenth note. Four squares make one beat, sixteen make one bar. A lit square is a hit. The numbers above the grid on each pattern page mark the four beats.
Can I use these patterns in my own tracks?
Yes. A drum pattern on its own is free to use. The samples in the drum machine are from RAW POWER; buy the pack to use the sounds themselves in a release.
How do I get a pattern into my DAW?
Press play to hear it here, open it in the drum machine to change it, then program the same steps in your DAW's step sequencer or piano roll, one sound per row.
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- Online drum machine
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- Stem separator
- Audio to MIDI converter
- Key and BPM finder
- Mix analyzer
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- Piano chords
- Scales
- BPM to ms calculator
- Kick drum tuning chart
- Browse sounds
Guides
- BPM by genre: a tempo chart for dance music
- How to tune your kick to the key of your track
- How to make tech house drums
- How to add samples to FL Studio
- How to add samples to Ableton Live
- How to import a MIDI file into your DAW
- Royalty-free samples: what it actually means
- House track structure: how to arrange a club track
- How to make a beat, step by step
- All guides
