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🎛️ Configuration

The Configuration View is the recommended first stop after installation.
It lets you define how DrumBuddy interprets input — either from a MIDI drum kit or your computer keyboard. To set it, simply navigate to the settings tab, where you can change metronome volume, set light/dark theme, toggle keyboard/MIDI input type, and in case of the latter, you can re trigger the choosing process of your MIDI device.

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MIDI Mapping

Each electronic drum kit may have different MIDI note values.
DrumBuddy allows you to: - Assign incoming MIDI notes to specific drum parts (kick, snare, hi-hat, etc.) - Test your mappings directly after assigning them

Simply press the map button for a drum, and the app starts listening for an input, mapping the first one to the drum

A red circle indicates a drum with no mapping, and when playing a mapped MIDI input, a green circle starts flashing indicating which drum the input is mapped to.

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Keyboard Input

If you don’t have a drum kit connected, you can simulate input using your keyboard.
The following keys are accepted:

Q, W, E, R A, S, D, F Y, X, C