FREE DRUMMERYour first drum beat70 BPM · 4 beats per bar · Start slowlyLearn your first drum beatListen to the four-bar example. Keep eighth notes on the closed hi-hat, add bass drum on beats 1 and 3, and snare on 2 and 4. Start with one part, then add the others. Completing playback means you listened to the example; it does not score your playing.Count “1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and.” Play the closed hi-hat on every number and every “and.” Keep the spaces even.Keep the hi-hat going and add bass drum on 1 and 3. On a real kit, use the bass drum pedal; on the browser kit, tap its pad.Add snare on 2 and 4. When parts line up in the chart, play them together. Slow down or practice one part separately if coordination feels difficult.Instrument1+2+3+4+HH●●●●●●●●SN··●···●·BD●···●···Hands········Read left to right. Each column is an eighth note; + means “and.” A filled circle (●) marks a hit; · means no hit. HH = hi-hat, SN = snare drum, BD = bass drum.Count “1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +” evenly. Play four bars, pause, then repeat. Keep the tempo comfortable; a steady beat matters more than speed.Hear the beat and play along: www.freedrummer.app/tools/virtual-drums