16-step sequencing
Build grooves quickly with sixteen glowing steps. Tap to place a hit; hold to add an accent.
DD-01 Rhythm ComputerDrum Daddy
The pocket rhythm computer that never was.
A focused iPhone drum machine for building, saving, and sharing beats fast. Tap lights. Catch a tempo. Avoid menus.
Built like an instrument
Tap the lights. Make the pattern.
Drum Daddy keeps the sequencer front and center: 8 drum tracks, 16 steps, accents, track mute and solo, swappable kits, tap tempo, four named memories, and WAV export. A short first-run guide points out the hidden gestures, then gets out of the way. The machine has manners.
Tracks08
Steps16
Memory04
What it does, mercifully
Small box. Proper attitude.
8 drum tracks
Kick, snare, clap, closed and open hats, low tom, rim, and percussion. Tap a track header to mute it; hold it to solo.
Tempo that listens
Tap along to find the BPM, or tap the number to type it directly. Add swing when straight lines get suspicious.
Pattern tools
Fill, Mutate, Hats, Nudge, Blank, and Undo reshape the groove while the pattern stays in view.
Preset patterns
Load authored rhythms with intended kits, tempo, and swing, then argue with them creatively.
Synth and sampled kits
Switch between multiple synthesized voices and a sampled 70s Rock Room kit. No crate required.
Named local memories
Save four complete pattern states under names that mean something to you. No accounts. No inspirational dashboard.
WAV export
Name the loop, export a WAV, and send it wherever iOS can share it. The little box knows when to let go.
Receipts, not renders
The actual interface.
No mockups here: just the real sequencer, Quick Guide, editing tools, named memories, WAV export, kits, and mixer in the app.
No accounts. No app tracking.
Your beats stay yours. Radical.
Drum Daddy stores patterns, named memories, kits, tempo, swing, accents, track mutes, and mixer levels locally. The app does not collect, track, sell, or send that data to us. WAV files leave the app only when you choose to share them.