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New Rude Practice Pad version - Play in portrait mode

Available now on Google Play: Rude Practice Pad release 0.15.0. This version allows the rudiment training app to be used in both portrait and landscape mode, on phones as well as tablets. It is also updated to fully support the latest Android flavors.
  • Show and play all 40 official drum rudiments, with name and order according to PAS (Percussive Arts Society).
  • Show and play 100 of the most common hybrid rudiments.
  • Show and play 96 classic Stick Control exercises.
  • Show and play exercises and warm-ups like the famous lifetime, pyramid and stone killer sequences. 
  • Let you select different snare drum sounds for the playback. 
  • Visually indicate where you are in the pattern, synchronized with the built-in metronome.
  • Suggest rhythms to practice, including a “Rudiment of the day” feature.
  • Sort and list rudiments according to the essential, original, standard, the quadrants etc.
  • Allow tempo adjustments between 20 and 240 BPM.
  • Link to textual descriptions and instructional videos showing all the 40 official rudiments, on pad and examples applied to drum set.

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