The Practice section is built for training rounds with a beat, a visual counter, and a focused full-screen view.
Where it is
In the web app, open the main menu and click Practice.
What you can do
- Pick a suggested beat from the list.
- Train by time or by patterns.
- Switch between Easy mode and Hard mode.
- Practice with random words that appear during the round.
- Open a full-screen focus view.
How a round works
1. Pick a beat
Select a track from the dropdown. Each beat can already include:
- configured BPM
- track duration
- extra intro bars if the beat starts with a break or intro
That lets practice adapt automatically to the selected beat.
2. Pick the counter type
You can train in two ways:
- Time: the round lasts 60, 90, or 120 seconds.
- Patterns: the wheel counts 4-bar blocks. You can choose 6 or 12 patterns.
In CompeFlow, 1 pattern equals 4 bars.
3. Pick the mode
- Easy mode: changes the word every 10 seconds.
- Hard mode: changes the word every 5 seconds.
4. Press play
When the beat starts:
- you first get a pulsing dot
- then the 3, 2, 1, TIME countdown
- the round starts from the configured bar in the beat
If the track has extra intro bars, the countdown shifts automatically.
Focus view
When the beat plays, a large practice interface takes over and shows only what matters:
- circular timer or pattern wheel
- reference bar counter
- current word in large type
- final TIME state
Near the end of the round, LAST appears:
- in Time mode, when 10 seconds remain
- in Patterns mode, when the final pattern begins
Shortcuts
- Space: pause the beat
- Esc: leave the full-screen view
If you exit the large view, you can reopen it from the player.
Reset round
The Reset round button sends the beat back to the start:
- YouTube returns to
0 - MP3 returns to
0:00
It also resets the counter, preroll countdown, and round state.
Recommendations
- 1Start with beats that already have BPM configured.
- 2Use 6 patterns for shorter rounds and 12 for longer sessions.
- 3If a beat comes in late, adjust extra intro bars in the admin.
- 4Use Easy for idea flow and Hard for quick-response training.