Press the Tap button or use the spacebar. The tool shows timing error in milliseconds so you can tighten your internal pulse.

Snare Drum Practice Drills | Protuningtool.com

Q: What is this snare tool focused on?

This tool is focused on time, grouping, and barline orientation. It highlights group starts so you can place accents consistently and stay locked through rests and silence.

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Snare Audio (optional): Put your snare samples in /sounds_snare/ as: hit.wav, accent.wav, ghost.wav, rimshot.wav. If missing, the tool uses built-in click accents.

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Tip: Lock your accents to the group starts. If the rests make you drift, slow down and “hear” the grid in your head.

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FAQ

What is this snare tool focused on?

This tool is focused on time signature feel: grouping, finding beat 1, and staying oriented across measures. It highlights group starts so you can place accents consistently.

Do I need snare audio files for this to work?

No. The tool works with built-in click accents. If you add snare samples in /sounds_snare/, the tool will play them instead.

What does Core Rests do?

Core Rests adds simple rests so you practice counting silence. Choose the rest type from the dropdown; the selection is shown in each measure.

Where do snare sound files go?

Create a folder named /sounds_snare and add hit.wav, accent.wav, ghost.wav, rimshot.wav. If missing, the tool falls back to clicks.

How do I tap?

Press the Tap button or use the spacebar.