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Metronome online
The metronome produces repeated sounds at a constant tempo. The sound of the device is similar to the ticking of the second hand of a mechanical watch. Usually musicians use the metronome to keep the rhythm. Metronome models are versatile, there is no specific instrument for pianists, guitarists or violinists.
Metronome functions:
Rhythmic tapping develops a sense of tempo. These skills are essential for musicians, dancers, athletes, etc.
Any deviation from the rhythm of the device indicates acceleration or deceleration while playing a musical instrument.
As a rule, composers indicate in what rhythm the piece should sound. Metronomes keep track of the exact tempo.
Metronome beats help you learn dance moves, exercise, and practice meditation.
The first metronomes were mechanical, they were a box with a pendulum. It was possible to adjust the desired tempo using the slider on the pendulum. The second generation is represented by electronic devices with displays and buttons. The most advanced metronomes are software applications and web metronomes that do not require installation or configuration.
The metronome on our website is compatible with all browsers and operating systems. Launching the program is effortless. Convenient service for everyone who wants to stay in rhythm.
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How to use a metronome
The metronome counts beats rhythmically to help musicians maintain the tempo. The service allows you to set the number of beats per minute. You can adjust the tempo using the slider. Select the desired number of beats per measure (4/4, 3/4, 2/4, 2/2). The tempo is usually indicated in the score.
To learn how to maintain the tempo yourself, set the metronome to mute. First, set three bars with sound and one without sound, and try not to get lost. Gradually complicate the task by increasing the pauses.
Start at a slow pace and speed up when you feel ready to play without mistakes.
Metronome is a convenient free online service that does not require registration. Keep up the tempo with our metronome!
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