download the new version for iphoneThe Metronomicon

(tap and slide the pendulum's weight to change BPM, too) tapping on BPM number enables keypad input to change tempo from 20 up to 999 BPM.'Metronome touch' is our professional metronome - available on the App Store! Check it out. It is useful for all musicians for practicing and playing a musical instrument. For our small company this was simply the most efficient use of our design resources.'Metronome - reloaded' produces an electronic steady tempo in the performance of music. I realize some users don't like this or it may take time to get used to and for this I apologize. Changing our design also allowed us to work better on the iPad and support the new split screen feature, so you could for example, use Metronome+ and a sheet music app at the same time. This is especially true with the new 'notch' devices(iPhone X, Xs and Xr). As iPhones have gotten longer and longer screen ratios landscape became hard to design for. The old version of metronome+ supported landscape only. Please kindly make a new update so I can go back to recommending your app to everyone. Now they require a lot of attention to find and adjust, breaking up the flow of the practice session. I think the lack of landscape mode made the numbers and buttons much smaller. However, the newer interface makes it much harder to use. I used to love this app and recommend it to everyone. Seems good to me but I typically don’t use visual on any metronome so it doesn’t matter to me.

The visual indicator of the tempo is a line that slides back and forth with each beat, not consecutive dots that light up, in case that matters to you. So you have to do that each time, but again for a free app I think it’s great. When you open the app, it always starts with an ad page for upgrade which you close out before accessing the metronome. You can’t type in a tempo, so it might take a couple seconds longer than usual to switch from a fast tempo like 180 to something slow like 50, because you will scroll for most of it then hit -/+ to get your exact number. To select tempo, you can either scroll on the tempo line or hit the -/+ buttons to move just 1 bpm at a time. You can choose time signature and use subdivisions. Has different sounds to choose from so you can use a more subtle woodblock sound or a sharper beep sound. Good solid metronome app if you need something straightforward to practice with. Good for a free app, I use it all the time

Download the new version for iphoneThe Metronomicon