Set tempo without breaking focus
Drag the control, type an exact BPM, or tap four times to capture the pace you are already playing. The available range runs from 40 to 240 BPM.
Tempo · pulse · timing
A steady click from 40 to 240 BPM — tap tempo, subdivisions, seven time signatures, and two practice trainers.
A no-signup metronome built for musicians. Set the tempo between 40 and 240 BPM using the slider, tap the number to type it in, or tap the TAP button four times to match your current pace. Two practice trainers turn the steady click into a routine: one raises the tempo for you, the other takes the click away.
Drag the control, type an exact BPM, or tap four times to capture the pace you are already playing. The available range runs from 40 to 240 BPM.
Cycle through 4/4, 3/4, 2/4, 6/8, 9/8, 5/4, and 7/8. Add eighth-note, sixteenth-note, or triplet subdivisions when the main beat does not give you enough guidance.
Set a target tempo, how many BPM each step adds, and how many bars to hold before stepping. Start slow enough to play a passage cleanly and let the metronome push you — the panel tells you how many bars the ramp will take before you begin.
Choose how many bars play and how many fall silent. The pulse keeps running underneath, so when the click returns on the downbeat you find out whether your timing held. This is how you stop leaning on the metronome and start keeping time yourself.
Every tempo shows its Italian marking, from Largo up through Prestissimo, so a score that asks for Andante or Allegro gives you somewhere sensible to start.
Clicks are scheduled on the Web Audio timeline with a lookahead pattern. The visual beat follows the same clock, keeping the indicator and sound together while you practice.