The MPC Feel, in Your Browser
Shuffle Drummer brings the MPC-style workflow online: velocity-sensitive pads, real swing, 96 PPQ timing correction and sample chopping — free, in any modern browser, with nothing to install. Built by hip-hop producers who spent 25+ years on hardware pads.
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No download · no signup to start · MIDI supported
Why it feels like hardware
- Timing correct at 96 PPQ — quantize like an MPC, or drag individual hits off the grid for that drunk, head-nod feel
- Real swing — a shuffle engine designed around groove, not an afterthought slider
- 3-level velocity per step — ghost notes and accents straight from the step sequencer
- Pads + MIDI — play with your fingers, your mouse, or plug in a MIDI controller (MPC hardware works)
- Sample chopping — load a loop, set your slice points, play the chops on pads and sequence them
And things hardware can't do
- Share a beat with a single link — the other person opens it and can remix it immediately
- A full-screen DAW-style arrangement view for building complete songs
- SSL-style bus compression and tape emulation on the master
- WAV export of stems and master, straight into your DAW
- Works on your phone with a full touch layout
Who's behind it
Shuffle Drummer is developed by Mani Deïz, a French hip-hop producer making beats since 1998, together with three friends. It's built from scratch on the Web Audio API with zero dependencies, and it gets updated every week.
Frequently asked questions
- Is it an MPC emulator?
- No — it's an original machine that captures the MPC workflow and feel: pads, swing, timing correct, chopping.
- Does it support MIDI controllers?
- Yes, via Web MIDI — including hardware MPC pads.
- Can I chop samples?
- Yes: load a sample, set slices, play them on pads and sequence them.