ORN not loaded. Drop a matching ORN here at any time, or select the ADT and matching ORN together with Load ADT / ORN….
Drop an ADT or ORN file anywhere in this area. ADT + matching ORN may be dropped together; ORN may also be attached later.
Drop ADT / ORN
If SLOT_MAP_ID is omitted, LEGACY (0) is used by default. Both numeric IDs (for example, 1) and names (for example, RAP) are accepted.
Choose from 44 built-in ADT patterns or load your own ADT / ORN files. The Play button and Spacebar toggle Play/Stop. Drum kits can be switched during playback without stopping the transport. Accent display and playback use the fixed 6-level ADX scheme.
ORN display: Shown only when ORN On is enabled. Circle + ◀/▶ = ordinary off-grid NOTE microtiming; a small white square inside the main hit = FLAM grace note. A matching ORN can be attached after the ADT is already loaded.
Pattern EditorAudition:Viewing: B · EDITED · stopped
Editing: — · — · unchanged
Click a cell to add/remove a hit. Instrument rows stay fixed while editing. Click the accent dot above a step to cycle its accent; all hits in that step share the same accent. Click A or B to show that version and start playback immediately; click the same button again to stop. A is the untouched original and B is the current edited version. The NAME and SOURCE fields may be edited and are written into the saved ADT. NAME uses the ASCII ID format ABC_0001 and is also used as the downloaded ADT filename; SOURCE accepts UTF-8 text, including Korean. Back to Player discards the editor working copy; unsaved changes require confirmation. ORN is not edited.
Arrangement Player
Drop an ARR text file here.
ARR syntax is checked immediately; select a pattern bank to resolve and validate all referenced ADT patterns.
ARR: —TEMPO: —Syntax: not loadedBank: not selectedReady: no
TIME_SIG is not required in ARR. Pattern timing, bar boundaries, and beat selection are derived from each referenced ADT.
Position: Bar 1 · Beat 1(0 / 0)Audio: ready to load
Bar 1 / 1
Current: —
COUNT-IN uses Closed Hi-Hat. REST:BAR uses the nearest pattern time signature (previous pattern, otherwise next pattern). COUNT-IN uses the first following pattern time signature.
Ardule Drum Studio v0.4.8 · Created by Haeyoung Jeong ·
Drum sounds: GeneralUser GS by S. Christian Collins ·
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