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    16-step beat synthesizer & percussion sequencer

    A 16-step drum machine with synthesized kick, snare, hats, clap and tom. Click any square to toggle it on or off, then hit play — the pattern loops until you stop it.

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    On-The-Fly Sound Synthesis
    On-The-Fly Sound Synthesis

    No samples are loaded. Every drum hit (kick sweep, noise burst snare, bandpassed clap) is synthesized from scratch using Web Audio oscillators and nodes.

    16-Step Pattern Grid
    16-Step Pattern Grid

    Program beats using the intuitive 16-step grid. Toggle active squares to construct complex polyrhythms and classic backbeats.

    Randomizer & Helpers
    Randomizer & Helpers

    Instantly generate inspiration using the 'Random' button to draft randomized pattern densities, or clear everything using 'Clear'.

    Privacy and Performance
    Privacy and Performance

    All code executes inside your local browser. There are no server dependencies or audio uploads, guaranteeing zero lag and absolute security.

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    How to use the Drum Generator?

    1 . Click on the step grid buttons to toggle beats for Kick, Snare, Hats, Clap, or Tom.
    2 . Adjust the Tempo slider to set your preferred BPM speed.
    3 . Slide the Volume bar to adjust the master gain output.
    4 . Click the circular Play button to start loops.
    5 . Use the 'Random' button to auto-generate beat grids, or 'Clear' to reset the pattern.

    Frequently Asked Questions


    How do I program a basic beat?

    A standard rock beat can be programmed by placing a Kick on steps 1, 5, 9, and 13, placing a Snare on steps 5 and 13, and putting Closed Hi-Hats on every odd step (1, 3, 5, 7, etc.). Hit Play to listen.

    What is the difference between closed and open hi-hats?

    Closed hi-hats have a very short envelope decay (simulating cymbals pressed together), while open hi-hats decay longer (simulating a loose, vibrating cymbal pair).

    Can I change the tempo of the pattern?

    Yes. Use the Tempo slider to adjust the Beats Per Minute (BPM) from 60 up to 200. The sequencer automatically adjusts step timing in real time.

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