What is a Metronome?

A metronome is an essential tool for music practice that provides steady, accurate beats to help musicians maintain correct playing speed and rhythm.

Main Features

BPM Adjustment

• BPM (Beats Per Minute) indicates the number of beats per minute
• Supports adjustment range of 40-200 BPM
• Can be precisely adjusted via slider, input box, or buttons

Time Signature Settings

• 2/4 Time: 2 beats per measure, suitable for marches
• 3/4 Time: 3 beats per measure, suitable for waltzes
• 4/4 Time: 4 beats per measure, most common time signature
• 6/8 Time: 6 beats per measure, suitable for compound time

Tempo Presets

• Largo (40-60): Very slow, solemn and dignified
• Adagio (66-76): Slow, lyrical and beautiful
• Andante (76-108): Moderate, walking pace
• Moderato (108-120): Medium, moderate speed
• Allegro (120-168): Fast, lively and bright
• Presto (168-200): Very fast, extremely rapid

Usage Tips

1. For Beginners: Start practicing at slower speeds, gradually increase
2. Accent Beats: Enable first beat accent to help maintain measure sense
3. Sound Selection: Choose appropriate beat sound for practice environment
4. Visual Aid: Watch the circular beat indicator, combine hearing and vision

Practice Suggestions

• Practice basic rhythm patterns with metronome first
• Turn off metronome only after maintaining stable tempo
• Regularly use metronome to check rhythm accuracy
• Practice the same piece at different speeds