Online metronome
Free, in your browser, on your phone too: no account and nothing to install. Pick the tempo, time signature and accents, and press Start.
Metronome questions
How do you practise with a metronome?
Start at a tempo where the passage comes out clean, even much slower than the real one, and only go up a few BPM once you play it without mistakes. Subdivisions (eighths, triplets, 16ths) let you hear where the fast notes land; accents, which you change by tapping the beats, keep count of the bar for you. If you play loud or have no headphones, turn on the screen flash.
What is the speed trainer?
It's “Speed trainer” under Training: choose how many BPM to add, every how many bars and up to what tempo, and the metronome speeds up on its own until it reaches the target; if the target is lower than the starting tempo, it slows down. There's also “Muted bars”: some bars play and some stay silent, so you hear whether you're keeping time or the click is. Both start when you press Start.
How do I find the BPM of a song?
Play the song and tap Tap in time for a few beats: the metronome takes the tempo of your taps. Then fine-tune it with − and +, by dragging the number or with the scroll wheel, from 20 to 300 BPM. Save your songs' tempos in the Setlist: one tap and the metronome starts from there.
Does it work on my phone? Do I need to install anything?
It works in the browser, on iPhone, Android and computer, with no account and no app to install. While it plays the screen stays on, where the browser allows it; on a computer the space bar starts and stops it. Your settings and setlist stay saved in this browser.
Need a tuner too?
Guitar, bass, ukulele, violin or chromatic, with your phone's or computer's microphone.
Open the online tunerYou've got the tempo. What about your music?
My Music Loft keeps the demos, rehearsals and versions of your songs in one place: practise them with loop and speed, play along with stems and send them to the band with a link. The metronome and tuner are in there too.
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