Pocket-deep grooves and syncopated hi-hat work — real recorded funk and R&B play-alongs, synced to a metronome, so you can lock into the feel instead of a quantized loop.
Real recorded funk, R&B, and hip-hop-influenced grooves organized by tempo and feel, played with the ghost notes and hi-hat accents that make a pocket a pocket, each paired with its own BPM and a metronome that stays locked to the track.
Funk lives in the small stuff — a slightly buried ghost note, a hi-hat that opens a hair before the snare, the exact push-and-pull that puts a groove in the pocket instead of just on the grid. A quantized loop smooths all of that out by definition. Practicing against a real recorded performance keeps that feel intact, so what you're locking into is an actual pocket, not a metronome with drum sounds attached.
The category spans laid-back R&B grooves through tighter, more syncopated funk feels, each recorded at a tempo and feel that holds up under repetition — something you can loop for ten minutes and still be working on, not something that gets boring after the second pass.
Real recorded funk, R&B, and hip-hop-influenced grooves organized by tempo and feel, each paired with its own BPM and a metronome that stays locked to the track.
Yes — the tracks are played by an actual drummer, so the ghost notes, hi-hat accents, and pocket that define a funk groove are all there to practice against, not smoothed out by a loop.
The first three tracks are free. A one-time $9.99 purchase unlocks the rest of the category, along with every other genre — no subscription.
