Six angles on timing

Change the challenge. Strengthen the clock.

From steady pulse to complete silence, each mode asks your ears, memory, and hands to solve a different timing problem.

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Mode 01 · Foundations

Lock onto a steady pulse and place every tap with the beat. Ideal for warming up and building dependable time.

Your cue: Listen to the pulse and tap exactly with every beat.

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Mode 02 · Ear to hand

Hear a full pattern, then play it back while a supporting pulse keeps the underlying time clear.

Your cue: Listen to the pattern, then tap it back while the pulse guides you.

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Mode 03 · Recall

One listen, no guide. Hold the rhythmic shape in your mind and reproduce it from memory.

Your cue: You hear the pattern once. Repeat it with no guidance at all.

Mode 04 · Control

Keep the pattern relaxed and accurate while the tempo rises from round to round.

Your cue: Keep the pattern clean while the tempo climbs each round.

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Mode 05 · Range

Carry the same rhythmic identity across slow, medium, and fast tempos without losing its shape.

Your cue: Play the same rhythm at three tempos without losing the shape.

Mode 06 · Independence

The guide disappears for full bars. Keep the pulse alive internally and meet it accurately when sound returns.

Your cue: The sound disappears for whole bars. Keep tapping in time until it returns.

Timing improves when the support gradually gets out of your way.

Start with the pulse, remove the pattern, raise the tempo, then take away the sound.

Find your next rhythm

Nine styles. Three difficulty levels. Hundreds of focused sessions.