Rudimentia 4+

Play along with meticulously performed PAS and hybrid rudiments at alternating tempos and take your chops to new heights!

Rudimentia features a note cursor, independent volume controls for the metronome and drum, a wide selection of drum sounds, and a powerful player that enables you to practice rudiments in 5 different modes. You can adjust tempos or skip around in any mode, set the tempo ramp and number of measures to play each tempo, and optionally play a count-in.

Rudimentia includes all 40 PAS internationally recognized rudiments, and an ever-growing list of hybrid rudiments including: Alternating Swiss Army Triplet, Book Report Var. 1, Chatachichi, Cheese Buzz, Cheese Paradiddle, Cheese Pataflafla, Cheese Triplet Pataflafla, Cheeselet, Chinese Fives, Choo-Choo, Churruckituh, Chutra Drag, Chutra-Cheese, Dachuda, Double Flammed Mill, Double Windmill, Eggbeaters, Flam Accent Five Stroke Roll, Flam-A-Chuck, Grandmas, Grandpas, Herta, Inverted Cheese Flam Tap, Malf, Malf Tap, One-hand Flam Drag, Overdue Books, Paradiddle Fla-Fla, Patty Spanos, Ratamaflam, Reverse Cheese Paradiddle, Reverse Dragadiddle, Shirley Murphy, Swiss Cheese, and Triplet Pataflafla.

Rudimentia is based on the book Encyclopedia Rudimentia by Ryan Alexander Bloom, which contains over 850 rudimental patterns.

Authentic Sounds & Precise Performances

Practice along with meticulous performances of each rudiment at a wide range of tempos, brought to life with realistic drum sounds and independent volume controls to provide an immersive learning experience like no other. Its authenticity encourages regular practice.

Dynamic Metronome

Fast-track development of stick control and tempo versatility with Rudimentia’s innovative new metronome that enables you to practice rudiments in 5 different modes: continuous tempo, increasing, decreasing, up/down (open-closed-open), and down/up (closed-open-closed). You can adjust tempos or skip around in any mode, set the tempo ramp and number of measures to play each tempo, and optionally play a count-in. In the up/down and down/up modes, you can tap the Reverse button to steadily revert to the initial tempo. The open-closed-open method is a time-proven technique to master your performance of each rudiment. Say goodbye to stagnant practice routines and hello to dynamic growth.

“Open close open makes sense because it allows you to identify your weaknesses. Always choosing a consistent tempo means you can skip over inconvenient tempos easily. Having to at least move through the hard ones for a few moments shows you where you need work. The fastest speed is not always the hardest, especially for rudiments with double or triple strokes in there… unless your techniques have a large overlap in speeds, there are likely to be spots where you are significantly worse than others. You can’t really hide those spots if you move through every tempo in your range.”
— Ryan Alexander Bloom, drum instructor and author of Encyclopedia Rudimentia

Progress Tracking

Stay motivated and accountable with Rudimentia’s integrated practice plans and session logs. Monitor your progress, set realistic and achievable goals for each practice session, and celebrate milestones in your journey.

Drummer-Friendly Interface

Designed with ease-of-use in mind, Rudimentia offers an intuitive interface that welcomes drummers of all levels. Dive into your practice sessions effortlessly and stay focused on what truly matters—building your chops and becoming a better drummer. The smart note cursor highlights each note as it’s played and groups flams and drags.

Your Settings and Sessions on All Your Devices

Rudimentia syncs your settings, practice sessions, and plans across all your devices that are logged in to the same iCloud account.

Whether you're just starting your drumming journey or a seasoned pro seeking to refine your skills, Rudimentia is your interactive companion, empowering you to unleash your full potential as a drummer. Elevate your drumming prowess and set the rhythm for your success with Rudimentia.

Support: support@rudimentia.com