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Cinematic Rise

Neoclassical · style reference: Cinematic neoclassical percussion

80 BPM4/4practice 60–88 BPM level 2two-pad rolls
BPM
100%
Main4/4 · 16th
Instrument
Crash
Rim
Snare
Tom mid
Floor tom
Kick
Left hand
Right hand
1e&a2e&a3e&a4e&a2e&a2e&a3e&a4e&aKick, bar 1, beat 1, L3Floor tom, bar 1, beat 1, R4Rim, bar 1, beat 3, R4Floor tom, bar 1, beat 3, R4Kick, bar 2, beat 1, L3Floor tom, bar 2, beat 1, R4Rim, bar 2, beat 3, R4Floor tom, bar 2, beat 3, R434443444

▲ accentshort bar = ghost note◆ grace note (hover for flam / drag / layer timing)● alt padfingering: L/R hand, 1 = thumb … 5 = little finger

131Crash
142Ride
153Shaker
164Cowbell
9QTom high
10WTom mid
11EFloor tom
12RRim
5AHi-hat
6SHi-hat alt
7DHi-hat pedal
8FHi-hat open
1ZKick
2XSnare
3CSnare alt
4VClap
Finger shown on each hit (R2 = right index)

Play-along

Everything plays.

Tempo trainer

64 → 80 BPM, +2 every 4 bars. Starts when you press Play.

Section chain

Build a custom order, e.g. Main ×3 → Fill 1 → Chorus ×4. Saved in this browser.

Shortcuts: Space play · ←/→ tempo · T tap · M click · L loop · [ ] section · G/P view · H pad chart · pads Z–V, A–F, Q–R, 1–4

Practice notes

Film-score drums: low toms and a soft kick in the verse, then the toms take over in eighths for the chorus with the crash on each bar. The fill is a swell — start barely audible and grow into the last hit.

The style reference names an influence only; this groove is an original pattern.

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