This is an awesome opportunity for kids to learn drums before 5th grade band, for instinct I’m in band and I play percussion and this gave me a big head start, it gives then a heads up on what it sounds like, and look like. It also gives you lessons that you can change the speed if you want it slower or faster. Best game. App stores favorite customer, Me ( you don’t need to know my name)

I just don’t understand this idea of developers going towards ‘subscriptions’, instead of just outright selling an app. This makes sense for expePC software, such as photoshop, which is expensive, may be used for a single project, but the person can’t justify the cost of outright buying the software. However, for something like this, which I may just use occasionally, I can’t wrap my head around the idea of paying for something, that I’m not always using. How about providing a one-time purchase price, for those of us who don’t want to get milked every month? I would like to demo the app, using the ‘3 day trial’, but I don’t sense in even trying it, if it’s something that I have to pay for, month after month, and have to remember to cancel, when I no longer need it.

This app is great for drummers who can make their own click tracks I just can’t figure out how to delete the tracks I don’t want they need to make deleting tracks more easily to fin specially the free version otherwise people won’t keep it long because it takes storage

If there was a way to make drum rolls possible on the toms it would make the app much more like real drums. It’s such a good job the makers have done so doesn’t make sense to have most of the app so well done only to bring the overall quality down by leaving out a move that’s as common as any. It’d be like having a guitar used predominantly for heavy metal like an ESP Signature Jeff Hanneman that you couldn’t play fast or palm mute