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ONLINE METRONOME


THIS HANDY ONLINE METRONOME ALLOWS YOU TO QUICKLY SET UP AND START THE METRONOME
IN 1 CLICK. JUST SET THE BPM TEMPO (BEATS PER MINUTE), ADJUST THE NUMBER OF
BEATS, AND OPTIONALLY SET THE METRONOME TIMER.


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HOW TO USE THE METRONOME ONLINE?


 1. SET THE BPM TEMPO
    
    First, set the tempo of the metronome by setting the BPM tempo (beats per
    minute) from 1 to 240. You can also manually set the tempo by pressing the
    “Tap BPM” button.


 2. SELECT THE NUMBER OF BEATS
    
    Next, select the number of beats per measure. Most music has 4, 3, or 2
    beats per measure, which is denoted in musical notation by beats such as
    4/4, 3/4, 2/4, and 2/2. Select 1 if you don't know the number of beats per
    measure.


 3. PRESS THE “START” BUTTON
    
    Next, press the "Start" button and the metronome will start immediately. If
    you want to stop the metronome after a certain time, then use the timer in
    the settings.


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WHAT IS A METRONOME ONLINE?

Online metronome is a simple yet powerful tool that can help you keep your time
in the music. This device measures typically beats per minute (BPM) and displays
it on screen, allowing you to set the tempo of your song. It also has an option
to display the beat number as well. Metronome is handy for many musicians
because it helps them improve their timing skills and play faster songs. In
addition, this device can be used by anyone who wants to learn how to play the
drums or other instruments. To know more about the online metronome, keep
reading this article.


HISTORY OF THE METRONOME

The history of the metronome can be traced back to ancient times when people
used it to regulate the tempo of the music. The first known use of the metronome
was during the Renaissance period, when the device was used to help composers
write music at specific tempos. A few years later, the metronome became widely
available to the public through the invention of the mechanical clock. Since
then, the metronome has become one of the essential tools for musicians and
performers. Today, the metronome is still being used by many musicians worldwide
to help them achieve better results while performing.


TEMPO MARKINGS

Tempo marking helps musicians know the speed or tempo of the music. They can be
written either by word or by the number of bpm (bits per minute). Composers
usually indicate tempo using an Italian word such as Allegro (between 110 and
132 beats per minute).
Here is a list of common tempo symbols and their beats per minute.

 * Larghissimo (up to 20 beats per minute)
 * Grave (between 21 and 40 beats per minute)
 * Lento (between 41 and 45 beats per minute)
 * Largo (between 46 and 50 beats per minute)
 * Adagio (between 51 and 60 beats per minute)
 * Adagietto (between 61 and 70 beats per minute)
 * Andante (between 71 and 85 beats per minute)
 * Moderato (between 86 and 97 beats per minute)
 * Allegretto (between 98 and 109 beats per minute)
 * Allegro (between 110 and 132 beats per minute)
 * Vivace (between 133 and 140 beats per minute)
 * Presto (between 141 and 177 beats per minute)
 * Prestissimo (between 178 and 240 beats per minute)


TYPES OF METRONOMES

 * Electronic metronome
   This type of metronome uses electronic technology to produce sounds. They
   usually come equipped with an LCD screen to view the current BPM value. The
   main advantage of electronic metronomes is that they are easier to operate
   than traditional models. However, there are some disadvantages associated
   with this model. For example, you cannot change the volume level of the sound
   produced by these devices. Also, their batteries tend to run down faster
   compared to other models.
 * Mechanical metronome
   This type of metronome is made of wood or plastic. Its primary purpose is to
   provide a visual indication of the beat. The only difference between this
   type of metronome and the electronic version is that it does not contain any
   electronics. Instead, it relies solely on mechanical parts. Therefore, it is
   more durable than electronic versions.
 * Digital metronome
   These types of metronomes use digital technology to generate sounds. They
   also feature a display where you can view the BPM value. Unlike electronic
   metronomes, digital models do not require batteries. This means that you
   don't have to worry about replacing them every time you use them.
 * Acoustic metronome
   These types of metronomes are similar to acoustic pianos. They function in
   much the same way as acoustic pianos do. However, instead of having keys,
   they have hammers. Each hammer strikes a specific note when pressed. The main
   difference between acoustic metronomes and acoustic pianos is that they are
   designed for people who play music rather than musicians.
 * Software metronomes
   Software metronomes are very common nowadays. They work just like regular
   metronomes except that they are programmed through software. This allows
   users to save their settings so they won't have to set them up each time they
   use the device.
 * Drumsticks
   Drumsticks are another type of metronome. They were invented back in the
   early 1900s. The idea behind them was to replace the hand of the musician.
   Since then, drumsticks have become quite popular among musicians.




FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS


 * WHAT IS A METRONOME?
   
   Metronome is an instrument that plays steady beats to help the musician play
   rhythmically. Tempo is measured in BPM (beats per minute). For example, a
   tempo of 60 BPM is equal to one beat per second, while a tempo of 120 BPM is
   equal to two beats per second.
   Typically, the metronome is used as an additional tool to help maintain a
   steady tempo when creating music. You can also use it in live performances
   and recording studios to maintain the correct tempo as you play.


 * WHAT CAN A METRONOME BE USEFUL FOR?
   
   The metronome isn't just for musicians. It will also be useful for dancing
   lessons because it helps to maintain the correct rhythm of the dance (such as
   salsa or bachata). Also, the rhythmic sounds of the metronome help you keep
   pace with your exercise routine.
   Those who practice yoga and meditation can also recommend this instrument,
   because its sounds, which are regularly repeated at the same interval of
   time, help to concentrate better.
   The metronome is also used in the practice of quick reading, you will read
   faster if you start to gradually increase the tempo of the metronome.


 * HOW DO I CHANGE THE TEMPO OF THE METRONOME?
   
   You can easily change the tempo of the metronome by simply dragging the
   slider or by pressing the plus / minus buttons on the sides of the slider.
   Using the minus sign or moving the slider to the left will slow down the
   tempo (to at least 1 bpm). Using the plus sign or moving the slider to the
   right will increase the metronome tempo (up to a maximum of 240 bpm).


 * CAN I ADD SUBDIVISIONS TO THE METRONOME?
   
   Of course, you can easily change the subdivision of the metronome to quarter
   notes, eighth notes, triplets, sixteenth notes, or others, simply by clicking
   the note icon.
   Subdivision practice is very important in developing your sense of timing and
   precision.


KEY ADVANTAGES OF THE METRONOME-ONLINE.COM


HANDY SETTINGS

A Simple and intuitive interface with advanced settings will help you quickly
customize the metronome to suit your preferences.


TAP BPM

Need to manually set the metronome tempo? You can easily do this by simply
clicking on the "Tap BPM" button.


METRONOME TIMER

The timer will be useful if you need the metronome to work only for a certain
period of time and when the time is up, it will stop.


WORKS ON ALL DEVICES

You can use our metronome right in your browser on any device (computer, tablet,
mobile phone, etc.)


FULLSCREEN MODE

You can easily open the metronome full screen, so it will be much more
convenient for you to use this application.


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