Tap it out, read it back
Tap cells across a grid of drum voices and subdivisions — Beam turns it into proper notation as you go. Ghost notes, accents, flams, repeats and time signatures, engraved the way drummers expect.
A focused drum notation tool for teachers, students and working drummers — built around a tap grid. Sketch a groove, share a link, print a worksheet, with none of the weight of full notation software.
Tap cells across a grid of drum voices and subdivisions — Beam turns it into proper notation as you go. Ghost notes, accents, flams, repeats and time signatures, engraved the way drummers expect.
Stuck for an idea, or need a worksheet of fresh material? Beam generates drum beats and fills you can drop straight into a bar — pick the feel, take what you like.
A clean engraved score for a gig, or a teaching worksheet with numbered exercises and even columns. Same chart, two layouts — choose per chart.
Send a live link that always shows the latest version, or a snapshot that works offline. Export a print-ready PDF of the whole chart, or a PNG of one groove to drop into a message.
The free editor is the whole tool. Pro and Teacher add what you need once Beam becomes part of how you gig and teach.
A setlist lines your charts up in the order you play them. No shuffling paper between songs, no hunting for the next chart mid-set — just move to the next one.
Export a print-ready PDF of the whole chart, or a PNG of a single groove. For the music stand, the dep, or a student’s inbox.
Every student gets their own space, filed by student and location. Open a folder and last week’s worksheet is right there, with its progress marked.
Share a folder of worksheets straight to each student. They — and their parents — open it any time and see exactly what to work on. Nothing to print, nothing to lose.
Every plan includes the full editor. The more you teach and play, the harder Beam works for you.
For everyone. The full editor, free.
For gigging drummers and serious students.
For drum teachers and their students.
No sign-up needed to try it — open Beam and get tapping.
Start writing charts