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Metronome

Tempo, time signature, accents & patterns

Slider range: 30–320 (normal)
120BPM
Stopped
ⓘThe numerator accepts additive notation like 3+2+2 for compound meters. The denominator can be any real number (supports irrational time signatures).
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ⓘPatterns play in the order they're added. With Loop off, playback stops after the last pattern finishes. BPM and accent settings are saved per pattern.

Edit Pattern

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Import Preset

Shared Preset Received

Guide

Metronome — Features & How to Use

Tempo is the foundation of all music. These features help you build solid, reliable rhythm.

Basic Operation

Getting Started

1
Set BPM — Slider or number input. Supports 30–320 BPM (1–3,000 in extended mode).
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Choose time signature — Set numerator (beats per bar) and denominator (note value). Supports 4/4, 3/4, 7/8, 21/16 and more.
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Start — Press play. Accented beats are louder.
Tap Tempo

Input Tempo as You Feel It

Tap the Tap Tempo button in rhythm with music to automatically calculate BPM from the interval.

Presets

Save and Recall Settings

Save BPM and time signature combinations as presets. Handy for storing settings per song or practice routine.

Practice Tips
Start slow
Get it perfect at 20–30% below your target tempo before speeding up.
Feel the upbeat
Sensing the off-beats while playing deepens your groove.
Increase gradually
Raising by 5 BPM at a time is the most reliable way to build speed.
Try odd meters
Practicing 5/4 or 7/8 with a metronome broadens your musical range.