DRUM VR Play drums in VR. No download.
A full drum kit you play with your hands, right in your VR headset’s web browser. Tap Enter VR and start playing.
Before you play, clear your play area and plan to take breaks. Read the safety guidance. By playing you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Not on a headset right now? Open DrumVR.com in your headset’s web browser to play. You can email yourself the link or . You can also .
- No download or install
- No account needed
- Left or right handed play
- Free to play
Open it, enter VR, play
DRUM VR is a web page, so there is nothing to install and nothing to wait for.
Open the page
Go to DrumVR.com in your headset’s web browser.
Tap Enter VR
It is the button at the top of this page. Allow VR when your browser asks, and the kit appears right in front of you.
Pick up the sticks
Swing your controllers to play. Hit harder for louder sounds and feel each hit in your hands.
Everything you need to jam
A real kit to start with, and the tools to make it yours.
A full kit, played with your hands
Kick, snare, toms, hi-hat, crash, and ride. Hits are velocity-sensitive and your controllers vibrate when a stick connects.
Build your own kit
Grab and move pieces, resize and tilt them, or add more toms, cymbals, and a cowbell. Save up to five setups.
Make it yours
Pick shell colors, finishes, stick and tip colors, and four rooms, from a quiet studio to a neon club.
A rhythm helper
Set a tempo and play over a steady beat. Tap tempo, count-in, and eight patterns from a click to a shuffle.
Left, right, seated, or standing
Flip the kit and the hi-hat button follows. Presets cover left-handed, seated, small spaces, beginners, and genre kits from rock to hip-hop.
Tune the sound
Change pitch, decay, and tone per piece, add reverb and echo, calibrate to your swing, and choose which buttons play the kick and hi-hat.
Built for the open web, not one headset
DRUM VR runs on WebXR, the open standard for VR in the browser, so it is not tied to a single store or brand.
Meta Quest
Built and played on Meta Quest in its built-in browser.
TestedPico and HTC Vive standalone
Their browsers support WebXR, so DRUM VR should run. We have not tested these yet.
Expected to workPC VR
Desktop browsers with a VR runtime such as SteamVR can run WebXR. Not tested yet.
Expected to workPlaying on something else? Check the headset guide to see what we have tested.
New to drumming? Start here
Short guides that pair with what you can practice in VR.
Questions, answered
Do I need to download anything?
No. DRUM VR runs in your headset’s web browser. Open the page and tap Enter VR.
Which VR headsets work?
It is built on WebXR and tested on Meta Quest. Other headsets with a WebXR browser and tracked controllers should work. See the headset guide for details.
Do I need an account?
No. There is nothing to sign up for. Your settings and saved kits stay in your browser on that device.
Can I play left-handed?
Yes. Apply the Left-handed preset or flip the kit, and the hi-hat button moves to the hand on that side automatically.
Ready to play?
Put on your headset, open DRUM VR, and pick up the sticks.