PolyNome vs Multiple Polyrhythms

LEARN — Loop and slow down songs, program rudiments and difficult rhythms, and add counting. PRACTICE — Test your speed, automate tempo changes, chart live tempo, and track progress. PERFORM — Create Setlists with count-offs, performance notes, and PDF charts. Basic includes the metronome, programming for virtually any rhythm, tempo automation, polyrhythms, and standard Speed Tests. Premium adds Playlists, Media Tracks, Cue Tracks, Live Tempo, advanced Practice Log features, and more via In-App Purchase. Try Premium free for one month if eligible. Designed by a musician, for musicians. Used by Vinnie Colaiuta, Peter Erskine, Virgil Donati, Dennis Chambers & more. ◆ THE BASICS ▶ Sample-accurate metronome for any time signature, with automatic or randomized tempo changes, subdivision faders, tap tempo, Big Numbers, and a pendulum. ▶ Choose from hundreds of sounds, including voice counting. With Premium, import or record samples. ▶ Use the repeat counter and timer to track your work or stop automatically at your target. ▶ Build clicks and rhythms fast in Simple Mode, with accents, subdivisions, and swing. ▶ Layer two independent rhythms or time signatures. ▶ Built-in tuner, plus hands-free Siri or Bluetooth/MIDI control. ◆ LEARN › Learn songs faster with Media Tracks ▶ Works with Apple Music, YouTube, or your own audio and video files. ▶ Add bar and section markers, then jump anywhere with a tap—no scrubbing. ▶ Loop and slow down passages, add chords, and print a Lead Sheet with just the information you need to get through the track. ▶ Transpose local recordings without changing speed. › Learn with interactive resources ▶ Explore interactive rhythms, videos, scores, and notes, or create your own resources. › Hear, see, and understand complex rhythms ▶ Program virtually any rhythm—even irrational meters such as 4/5—with precise accents, flams, drags, rolls, and ties. ▶ Add spoken and written counting and rudiment Stroke Guides. Print notation or export editable MusicXML scores. ▶ Explore two- and three-way polyrhythms with animated visualizations. ◆ PRACTICE › Plan ahead. Then just play ▶ Use Goals to choose what to work on, when, and for how long—with targets that tell you when to move on. ▶ Build routines with Playlists, automations, repeats, and voice cues. Keep timers, charts, scores, videos, and notes one tap away. ▶ Chart live BPM on a tempo graph, record rehearsals, or analyze an audio file. Review tempo changes and turn recordings into Media Tracks. ▶ Speed Test counts strokes and saves bests. Explore detailed charts without Premium. Record video on iPhone/iPad. Join the public leaderboard, track your progress and be inspired by other drummers. › See the work add up ▶ Automatically log every exercise, tempo, duration, and date. Follow streaks, spot neglected tempos, and compare practice periods. ▶ Add event notes and see how much practice led to each milestone. ▶ Print PDF reports or export CSV. Teachers can review what students practiced and read notes made while difficulties were fresh. ◆ PERFORM — Everything you need to organize and play a gig. ▶ Build a Setlist with clicks, Cue Tracks, and Media Tracks. Attach text notes, PDF charts, or forScore links so the right information appears with each track. ▶ Build Cue Tracks with sections, changing tempos and meters, count-ins, and spoken cues. Follow each bar on stage or export the click as audio. ▶ Print a professional Setlist in a couple of taps. ▶ Use Tap To Start to join at another player’s tempo, or haptics for a silent click. ◆ ORGANIZE, DISCOVER & SHARE ▶ Organize Rhythms, Clicks, Media, Playlists, Setlists, and Shortcuts with search, labels, sorting, and filtering. ▶ Discover examples from Home, explore the free Public Library, or join the Practice Room for live Q&As, support, and courses. ▶ Share with PolyNome users or export MIDI and audio files. ▶ Supports VoiceOver. ▶ Send audio to other apps with Audiobus or Inter-App Audio.

Practice your polyrhythm-skills with this app! Unlike most other polyrhythm-apps, you'll be able to play up to four different meters simultaneously.