Chord Lens

DRUM PARTS, BY EAR. for drummers

Find the tempo, take the drums out of the song, and play the part yourself over the band. Start at 01 and work down.

02 / 04 · More for drums

Every other drum guide.

  1. Any instrument · Beginner

    Worship guide tracks

    What a worship guide track is: a voice that counts the band in and calls each section. How teams use one, and how to make one for any song.

    9 min · Guide Track Maker
  2. Any instrument · Intermediate

    Worship set planning

    Worship set planning, song by song: pick a key the room can sing, print a chart the band can read, and add spoken cues so nobody misses a turn.

    9 min · Guide Track Maker
  3. Any instrument · Beginner

    Count-ins and clicks

    Practice with a metronome on a real song: a count-in before every section, a click on the band’s own beat, and entries that land on beat one every time.

    8 min · Guide Track Maker
  4. Any instrument · Beginner

    Rehearse without a band

    How to practice without a band: mute your own parts, let the original players fill the gaps, add spoken cues, and fill an empty chair at rehearsal.

    8 min · Backing Track Maker
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  1. Any instrument · Beginner

    Learn songs by ear

    Learn songs by ear one short phrase at a time: slow it down, loop it, sing it, find it, and use stems to hear the part you play.

    8 min · Slow Down Songs
  2. Any instrument · Beginner

    Learn a song quickly

    Learn a song quickly before rehearsal: map the sections, learn the chord loops, drill the two hard bars slower, set your key and print the chart, in 30 minutes.

    8 min · Chord Lens Studio
  3. Any instrument · Beginner

    Slow down a song

    How to slow down a song without changing its pitch: pick a speed, loop the hard bars, and step back up to full tempo, with the key held where the record has it.

    7 min · Slow Down Songs
  4. Any instrument · Beginner

    Make a backing track

    How to make a backing track from any song: split it into stems, mute the part you play, and play along with the original band, slowed down or in a new key.

    7 min · Backing Track Maker
  5. Any instrument · Beginner

    Chord app for your phone

    Chord Lens as a chord app for iPhone and Android: add the Studio to your Home Screen from Safari or Chrome and practise any song’s chords on your phone.

    7 min · AI YouTube to Chords
  6. Any instrument · Beginner

    Song structure

    Song structure explained: intro, verse, chorus, bridge and outro, how to hear where each starts, and how to use a song map to learn a song faster.

    8 min · Chord Lens Studio
  7. Any instrument · Beginner

    Chord Lens for Mac

    Chord Lens for Mac, the chord app for Apple silicon Macs: download it, open it the first time, sign in, and turn your first song into chords and stems.

    7 min · Chord Lens for Mac
  8. Any instrument · Any level

    Chord Lens vs Moises

    Looking for a Moises alternative? Chord Lens and Moises side by side: stems, chords, key, speed, apps and free plans, read from each site.

    Checked Nov 2026
  9. Any instrument · Any level

    Best stem splitters in 2026

    Best stem splitter 2026? Chord Lens, Moises, LALAL.AI, Ultimate Vocal Remover and Fadr: free plans, downloads and chords, read from each site.

    Checked Oct 2026

04 / 04 · Quick answers

Quick answers.

01How do I make a drumless version of a song?

Split the song with the Drum Stem Splitter and mute the drums. The rest of the band keeps playing, so you play the drum part over it.

02Can I hear just the drums?

Yes. Solo the drum stem to hear the groove and the fills on their own, then slow them down to learn them.

03How do I find the tempo of a song?

Song Key Finder names the key and the BPM of a song, and the YouTube Metronome clicks on the song’s own beats, with beat one accented.

04Can I slow a song down to learn a fill?

Yes. Slow Down Songs plays the song slower at the same pitch, and you can loop the bars with the fill in them.

Pick a song. Start here.

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