Drumap. The World of Rhythm

Introducing Drumap, the Grammy Academy awarded app that supports percussive music preservation. With over 150 thousand drum samples and percussive rhythms, Drumap is a simple and intuitive app where drummers can create, share, and learn drum beats and rhythms. It's a great music tool for both beginners and experienced musicians. Drumap's intuitive music score creator allows users to compose percussive music, similar to MuseScore or Finale but much easier. With features like finding and exploring drum beats, loops, and percussion samples, exporting and sharing drum grooves, and organizing all music compositions in one place, Drumap is a must-have app for drummers and percussionists. Join groups of percussionists and drummers from all around the world, adjust groove speed with the metronome, activate metronome sound and accent, and explore a world library of different music genres. With its giant percussion library that includes instruments like drumsets, electronic drumkits, congas, clave, cowbell, shakers, and many others, Drumap provides a diverse range of rhythms and sounds. It's also a great tool for teachers and students to communicate, create, and share drum exercises. Practice your musical instruments with Drumap's extensive library of loops and samples. Most Drumap features are free, but there is a premium version available for a small fee that provides unlimited music compositions, percussive instruments per score, and private groups. If you're passionate about music and rhythms, Drumap is the perfect app for you. It aims to make music knowledge accessible and empower drummers and percussionists. If you haven't seen it yet, check out DrumCoach, another app created by the Drumap team to help drummers create a practicing habit. Download Drumap now and start creating, sharing, and learning percussive music!

Features of the App:

• More than 150 thousand drum samples and percussive rhythms.
• Intuitive music score editor to write percussive music.
• Export and share drum grooves in audio and image formats.
• Organize all music compositions in one place.
• Create private groups for students and bands.
• Join groups of percussionists and drummers from around the world.

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