Coach mode: four routines to internalize
Beyond listening, Coach mode makes you play. Four interactive exercises measure your accuracy and track your progress.
What Coach mode is
Coach mode turns passive practice into active training: you tap on screen following a voice, and the app compares your timing against where the beats actually land. When you finish, it shows how accurate you were and saves the result to your history.
The four routines
- The Anchor Shift — hold one voice as an anchor and keep the other alive in your inner ear, even after the reference audio disappears.
- Ghost Audio — both voices play for a few cycles, then the audio cuts out: you keep tapping in silence and the app measures how far you drifted.
- Speed Ramping — you tap the voice of the 3:2; hold your accuracy for 15 seconds and the tempo rises by 4 BPM, hunting for your "precision ceiling."
- Subdivision Breakdown — first you tap the full subdivision grid, then only the cross voice, to feel the micro-grid that holds the polyrhythm together.
How to start
- Open Coach mode and pick a routine.
- Set the pattern (3:2 or 4:3, for example) and the starting tempo.
- Follow the on-screen prompts: each routine guides you through its phases.
- When you finish, check your accuracy and try again to improve it.
Where to begin
If you're just starting out, begin with The Anchor Shift or Ghost Audio in 3:2 at a slow tempo. They're the best entry point before moving on to denser patterns like 4:3.