Polyrhythm practice without the notation migraine
See the beat move.
PolyDex turns cross-rhythms, sticking, and picking patterns into clean pulse grids you can read, hear, save, and print.
Example: 3 over 4
(1)
2
3
(4)
1
2
(3)
4
1
(2)
3
4
(1)
2
3
4
Built for practice
Small tool. Weirdly useful.
Stacked pulse grids
Rows follow the denominator while accents drift across the count, so the pattern is visible instead of theoretical fog.
Sticking and picking
Overlay L/R, D/U, arrows, or custom labels for drums, guitar, and whatever other rhythmic crime scene you are investigating.
Playback and print
Loop a metronome-style highlight, then print a clean sheet when screens become spiritually exhausting.