Library

The complete content database — 28 drummers, 280 path stages, 266 signature moves, 278 song studies and 49 exercises. Nothing is locked.

Drummers

Mike Portnoy

Dream Theater

Progressive-metal architect — coordination, orchestration, odd meters

10 stages · 9 moves · 11 songs

Neil Peart

Rush

Precision and orchestration — every fill composed, every part earning its place

10 stages · 9 moves · 11 songs

Danny Carey

Tool

Odd meters, polyrhythmic independence, and a hypnotic, orchestrated kit.

10 stages · 9 moves · 10 songs

Gavin Harrison

Porcupine Tree

Rhythmic illusion and groove displacement

10 stages · 9 moves · 10 songs

Terry Bozzio

Frank Zappa / solo

Ostinato architect — four-limb independence, melodic drums, odd meters

10 stages · 10 moves · 10 songs

Bill Bruford

Yes / King Crimson / Earthworks

The thinking drummer's drummer — crisp snare voice, odd meters, interlocking parts

10 stages · 10 moves · 9 songs

Thomas Lang

Solo / clinician

Independence taken to its limit — four-way control, ambidexterity, gospel chops

10 stages · 10 moves · 9 songs

Matt Cameron

Pearl Jam / Soundgarden

Heavy hitter with a jazz brain — power, odd phrasing and taste in equal parts.

10 stages · 9 moves · 10 songs

Sean Kinney

Alice in Chains

Dark, heavy pocket built from repetition, space and tension.

10 stages · 8 moves · 10 songs

Dave Grohl

Foo Fighters / Nirvana

The biggest backbeat in rock, played dead in the pocket.

10 stages · 9 moves · 11 songs

Chad Smith

Red Hot Chili Peppers

Deep funk pocket, big rock backbeat

10 stages · 9 moves · 11 songs

Taylor Hawkins

Foo Fighters

Melodic arena-rock fills over tight, powerful backbeats

10 stages · 10 moves · 10 songs

Stewart Copeland

The Police

Reggae-rock hi-hat intricacy, rimshots and restless syncopation

10 stages · 10 moves · 10 songs

John Bonham

Led Zeppelin

Behind-the-beat groove, triplet feel and a room-shaking single kick

10 stages · 10 moves · 10 songs

Phil Rudd

AC/DC

Immovable time, total minimalism and a pocket you can set a clock by

10 stages · 10 moves · 10 songs

Lars Ulrich

Metallica

Thrash precision, riff-locked arrangements, and relentless right-hand drive.

10 stages · 9 moves · 11 songs

Dave Lombardo

Slayer

The godfather of thrash — raw speed, tribal power, relentless aggression

10 stages · 10 moves · 10 songs

Gene Hoglan

Death / Testament / Strapping Young Lad

The Atomic Clock — inhuman precision, orchestrated double kick, unshakeable time

10 stages · 10 moves · 9 songs

George Kollias

Nile

Extreme-speed specialist — blast-beat endurance, ankle control, technical precision

10 stages · 10 moves · 9 songs

Joey Jordison

Slipknot

Machine-precise groove-metal speed with a relentless left foot

10 stages · 10 moves · 9 songs

Mario Duplantier

Gojira

Jazz-informed metal phrasing — dynamics, tom orchestration, polyrhythmic riff-locking

10 stages · 10 moves · 10 songs

Chris Turner

Oceans Ate Alaska

Hyper-technical progressive metalcore — gospel chops meet blast-beat brutality

10 stages · 10 moves · 10 songs

Anika Nilles

Solo

Odd-subdivision groove writer — quintuplets, septuplets and hybrid grooves that still feel like pop

10 stages · 10 moves · 9 songs

Benny Greb

Solo

Sound-of-groove philosopher — dynamics, hand technique and Moeller in service of feel

10 stages · 10 moves · 10 songs

Matt Garstka

Animals as Leaders

Polymetric layering and linear coordination over djent's shifting riffs

10 stages · 10 moves · 9 songs

Yussef Dayes

Solo / Yussef Kamaal

Jazz-broken-beat feel — fast fluid hands, hi-hat texture, loose-but-locked pocket

10 stages · 10 moves · 10 songs

Sólstafir

Sólstafir

Space, patience and tribal weight

10 stages · 8 moves · 10 songs

Sigur Rós

Sigur Rós

Mallets, brushes and orchestral patience

10 stages · 8 moves · 10 songs

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