Simply Metronome

I regularly use a fitness center nearby which has a walking track. Some people using it listen to music in their buds or headphones. I tried that, but couldn't find music with a beat that helped walking consistently for an hour. I used to do a lot of mountain and moorland walking and always walked better with other people whose pace matched mine. I started using this app and found that it helps me keep a steady pace. The reason for only 4 stars is that : I start with warm up laps at about 95bps, then increase. I find that with my pace length, 112bps is equal to 3mph . There are no preset on this app to quickly go from 95 to 100 then 105 and 112 as I warm up. BTW, I use hearing aids streaming the metronome on Bluetooth. Did you here about the really small guy who lived in the NYC subway? He was a Metro-Gnome!

Today I got the app. It was perfect for writing and composing music, I could check if my tune fit the needed amount of measures and I could play my tune with better rhythm. You can perfect the speed and a suggestion is that if you want 1 measure try 16 or 17 and if you want beats 46 is the number. This is also good for practice. The more you level up, you can make the metronome slower or faster. If you have a slow song you can slow it down and vice versa for fast. Also you do not have to keep clicking + or - you can move a bar. On the other hand, you cannot tap in a rhythm and so it doesn’t really work for me. It’s great if you don’t need that feature though.

In fact, the easiest app of all the apps! Your 2 year old or your 97 year old grandma can use this. It’s absolutely perfect for beginners and their parents who have not had any musical instruction before! There is only 2 buttons- On/Off and Tempo change. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! A cool advise (that actually applies to all digital metronome apps) is that you can use it with your Bluetooth headphones, and you’ll be able to hear the tic much better as it will cut through your own instrument- a common complaint is that some of the mentor one apps aren’t loud enough to hear when playing. - North of Boston Music Academy. Please join our free Facebоок page if musical education content and/or your location is relevant. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️