Download a trap drum groove as a free MIDI file — 4 drum voices at 140 BPM on the General MIDI drum map. No sign-up.
A genre-authentic trap groove — 4 drum voices programmed on a 16-step grid at 140 BPM. This page presets the drum generator to Trap; choose a length and tempo, then download the pattern as General MIDI.
Each genre comes with a curated groove — kick, snare or clap, hats, and percussion — programmed on a 16-step grid at the genre's natural tempo. The pattern is written using the General MIDI drum map on channel 10, so it triggers the right sounds in any GM-compatible drum plugin, sampler, or hardware module. Swung genres like hip-hop and lo-fi include their characteristic shuffle, and the humanize option adds subtle velocity variation so the groove breathes. Press play preview to hear two bars of the pattern before downloading. This page arrives preset to Trap, whose groove defaults to 140 BPM — the tempo pocket the genre lives in — though the slider lets you drag it anywhere from 60 to 200.
Set your project tempo to 140 BPM before dragging the file in and the trap pattern will land at its intended feel — then nudge the tempo to taste once the rest of the track is sketched.
These are starting points — for evolving, arrangement-aware trap drum programming across a whole track, open the MIDI Maker studio and generate a full song.
Or head back to the drum MIDI generator to tweak the length, tempo, and feel yourself.
Trap typically sits around 140 BPM — that's this pattern's default — and the tool lets you set anywhere from 60 to 200 BPM before downloading.
The pattern is written on MIDI channel 10 using the General MIDI drum map (kick at C1/36, snare at D1/38, closed hat at 42), so it triggers the right sounds in any GM-compatible drum plugin, sampler, or hardware module.
Yes — the download is free, requires no sign-up, and the generated groove is royalty-free for personal and commercial tracks.
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