Your practice, drawn on your own kit.
Every drum is inked from the sessions you actually logged, so you can see at a glance what you have been living on and what has gone quiet. Nothing is invented. If you have not played it, it is not there.
Ink is history, never a score.
Each drum’s depth of ink is how many of your last twenty sessions named it. Twenty of Harry’s visited the kick, so the kick runs dark. Nothing else can move it.
The ink is where this comes from: your last twenty sessions. The kick is where you have been living, and it shows, 151 now. A short revisit on lighter days, alongside the kick build. Back to this:
The dashed drums are quiet just now, stated as a fact, never a nag. In the app, tapping any pad gives its own read.
This is what “she remembers” actually means.
Every BPM, every rating, every note, still here weeks later. These rows are from my own account, April this year.
Nothing here is invented.
Ink is history, never a score.
A drum only inks when a logged session names it. The count is the only input, and rest cannot fade it.
Quiet is a date, not a decay.
When a drum you used to visit goes quiet, it turns dashed and states its last visit in words. No decay bars, no overdue reds, no nagging.
Whole-kit work stays in the room.
Grooves and songs use the whole kit, so they are never guessed onto one drum.
A new kit starts blank.
No history means an empty kit, honestly drawn. It inks the first time a session names a drum, and never a moment before.
See your own kit drawn.
Start free as a Guest, no card. Your kit begins inking from your first logged session.
