Lock in with metronome, walking bass, and drum grooves.
You hit play on a backing track and something feels off. You’re rushing. Or dragging. Or you keep losing the rhythm once it gets a little more complex. You hear it, but you don’t know what to do about it.
This is where you learn how.
In The Rhythm Lab I assume you know nothing about rhythm. I assume you have every possible issue someone can have with rhythm, and I address you like that. We start with the simplest thing, quarter notes, and we build from there.
Here’s what mastering a rhythm means to me. You can keep a steady pulse. You can read and count it. You can play it with a metronome, with a walking bass, and with a real drum groove under you. Three settings. Same rhythm. If you can do all three, you’ve got it.




