Tombé Drums VR

About

Tombé Drums VR is a virtual reality rhythm game that offers a realistic drumming experience with ultra-low latency and a range of articulations. Play carefully scanned drums and cymbals from renowned brands in venues such as Cherry Bar and Bakehouse Studio. The full version provides access to more kits and venues, while the demo version allows you to try out a Gretsch Broadkaster kit. MIDI output and DAW integration are available in The Music Room for additional features.

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

The VR drum simulation offers a good variety of high-quality kits and environments, allowing users to play along with their favorite songs.
Many users find the experience enjoyable and a great way to learn drumming without the need for physical space or noise concerns.
The software has inspired some players to pursue real drumming, indicating its effectiveness in providing a fun and engaging experience.

The game suffers from frequent crashes and technical issues, including a black screen on startup and poor latency.
The user interface is poorly designed, making it difficult to position the drum kit and adjust settings without external resources.
Many players express frustration over the lack of movement options and the need for physical adjustments to play comfortably.

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The music aspect of the software allows users to drum along to their favorite songs, leveraging a VR environment for an immersive experience. While the latency is commendable with audio options, users may struggle to accurately register faster drumming patterns, particularly at high speeds, due to inherent technological limitations of VR. Overall, it offers a creative platform but may not fully accommodate advanced drumming techniques.
- “First of all, you can drum along to your favorite song using this.”
- “This software is the drumming portion from the parent music room software, which is designed to be a VR recording software. Like most, you can work with this one without it holding your hand in creating anything.”
- “The latency is great with the Windows audio or ASIO audio option, but for everything that's not the kick drum, you won't be registering hits as many times as you know you are. This is a technology limitation of VR in general, especially if you try to hit 32nd notes or go at 'metal' speeds on your drumheads, so you likely won't be able to pull off your favorite faster songs even if you physically can.”
- “This software is the drumming portion from the parent music room software, which is designed to be a VR recording software, and like most you can work with, this one doesn't hold your hand in creating anything.”
- “The latency is great with the Windows audio or ASIO audio option, but for everything that's not the kick drum, you won't be registering hits as many times as you know you are. If you try to hit 32nd notes or basically go 'metal' speeds on your drumheads, you likely won't be able to pull off your favorite faster songs even if you physically can.”
- “This software is the drumming portion from the parent music room software, which is designed to be a VR recording software, and like most you can work with, this one doesn't hold your hand in creating anything.”