What does SienteRitmo teach?

SienteRitmo teaches dancers to hear the pulse, find beat 1, recognize clave and instruments, and hold time in salsa, bachata, merengue, kizomba, rumba, and Afro-Cuban music.

Is SienteRitmo useful for salsa On1 and On2 dancers?

Yes. SienteRitmo includes On1, On2, contratiempo, beat-one, every-beat, accent, clave, and silent-count practice.

Ear training for Latin social dancers

Stop counting.
Start feeling.

Most dancers learn steps. SienteRitmo teaches you the music underneath them - so you can find the 1, hear the clave, and stay in time at salsa, bachata, and other Latin socials.

Built for the Latin social floor - not ballroom technique or choreography.

iPhone - iPad - Apple Watch - Android

SienteRitmo Rhythm Lab mixing clave, conga, bongó, piano and bass

Salsa On1-Salsa On2-Bachata-Merengue-Kizomba-Rumba-Afro-Cuban

The missing half of dance class

Your feet know the pattern.
Now teach your ears.

Hear it

Solo the clave. Bring in conga, bongó, timbales, piano and bass. Learn what every layer is doing.

Tap it

Play the groove and tap along. See exactly how early, late, or steady every hit is - instantly.

Dance it

Take your timing into guided song practice, silent counts, phrase changes, and finally the social floor.

Inside SienteRitmo

A practice studio
that fits in your pocket.

No choreography videos. No floating metronome disconnected from the music. Every screen is built around the listening skills dancers actually use.

Rhythm Lab

Hear what you’re dancing to

Ear training

Train the dancer’s ear

SienteRitmo listening to a real song to identify its tempo and first beat

Song mode

Never lose the 1

SienteRitmo guide explaining Latin dance instruments, culture, and musicality

Guides

Musicality, explained

Learning paths

A path for every dance

The band, decoded

Step inside
the groove.

Turn instruments on and off until the arrangement stops feeling like a wall of sound. Change the tempo, switch clave direction, and hear why the same eight counts can feel completely different.

01 Son clave - rumba clave
02 Conga tumbao - bongó martillo
03 Timbales - campana - piano - bass

SienteRitmo Tap Trainer with dance style, rhythm, and timing mode controls

Song mode identifying the beat in real music

From practice loop to real song

Find the 1.
Keep the 1.

SienteRitmo listens to music playing around you, finds the beat on-device, and gives you a clean count to practice against. Add songs you love, or start with the built-in library.

Private by design. Audio is analyzed on your device - never recorded or uploaded.

SienteRitmo on Apple Watch

Keep the count
on your wrist.

Take timing practice away from the phone. Start a song or metronome session on Apple Watch, follow the live count, and practise tapping beat 1 while you move.

Song timing sessions
Beat 1 practice
Wrist-first controls

SienteRitmo Apple Watch app showing a song, tempo, live count, and Tap on the 1 mode

Choose your floor

Different music.
Different feel.

Salsa

Clave, tumbao, montuno, On1 - On2

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Bachata

Güira, bongó, bass and guitar phrasing

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Merengue

Tambora, güira and the driving march

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Kizomba

Slow pulse, kick, rim and bass

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Rumba

Guaguancó, yambú and columbia

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Afro-Cuban

6/8, batá, bembé and the orishas

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Your next social starts here

Stop counting.Start feeling.

Your feet know the pattern.Now teach your ears.