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A Google user

Nice app it helps me with my band speed I was just testing it to see if it was good it's a great metronome!!! It gets along very well when your trying to study for band. Thanks for making it but I'm done using it now so! I liked it when I first tried it, it was very good. Not the best for calculating the speed of 300 but its no biggie!! Great metronome I recommend you start at sixty if your a beginner and work your way up to the 100s.

A Google user

This is a great metronome app and it is definitely worth upgrading to the pro version! It is easy to use and it can mute bars, increase/decrease tempo, has a timer, and other functions. The muting bars and increasing and decreasing tempo are the two features that I use the most that aren't always found together on other metronome apps.

Claire Nordan

I really love this app! It doesn't have any video ads which is great, and it works incredibly well. I love the option to change the metrenome sound, and some additional features, such as making a beat not play. It's really useful for different time signatures. If you're looking for a great metrenome app, I'd recommend this one.

A Google user

I use this just about every day. The user interface is simple and intuitive. I mostly use this to practice guitar scales, arpeggios and sweeps and the ability to easily set the BPM and clicks per beat makes it quick and easy to set up a pattern for the particular exercise.

A Google user

I had switched to this metronome after using the Soundbrenner one for a while. This one is way better lemmetellya. It's easy to choose the bpm, and mash the +/- 5 buttons to get to where you want to be quickly, the beat tap response is great, and you can slow the pulse to 50% of the bpm so you can practice that one lick that's been bothering you for weeks now. Tl;dr If you're going to download a metronome, make it this one P.S. The app shows up on the lock screen <3

john english

It's easy to use, I pretty much got the sound I need. I don't even use it for music. I have two modes of getting through the day extremely slow or going like a bat out of ......well you know. One day I thought I want to be efficient, and being efficient is all about planning then pacing ie..tempo in how you're moving and thinking, so having been a musician I though what better than a metronome pulse. Pick an efficient tempo and it keeps you, well at least me, moving at a nice even steady pace.

A Google user

I'm liking this metronome alot. It has s lot of good features like screan flash so I dont have to listen to it if I dont want to I also like the timers and the fact you can automatically increase the beat by time and speed. Awesome App. I bought the app because sometimes when an ad changed on the bottom the beat would get interupted. That was my only complaint.

A Google user

I have always eschewed metronomes because I thought they made playing feel more like work. When I realized I couldn't play with anyone else because my timing sucked I needed one. This app has made practicing very convenient. The bpm can go as slow or fast as I need. It also has a setting for clicks per beat that I am using for rolls. There are features I haven't tried yet. I am really glad I have this metronome as pp.

A Google user

This has some good features for drummers and/or gigging musicians who want to make sure they're playing songs at correct tempo. One suggestion I have is when a saved tempo is named and recalled would be cool if the song name showed on the recall play. when you're on a gig trying to multitask it'd be nice to look at it & know you did actually recall the right song tempo. To answer your question: i love the setlist feature. if it wasn't for that being in app I probably wouldn't have purchased.

A Google user

The thing that annoys me is that the beat of the metronome is picked out using different notes. While fancier, it makes it harder for people actually playing an instrument to practice because they get distracted by a tune that shouldn't be part of the song. Please change the metronome to one repeating note.