Tempo · Practice metronome
Metronome
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Use fewer clicks as your timing gets stronger.
Basic mode covers the job of a professional metronome: real time signatures, odd-meter grouping, per-beat strong/normal/mute states, subdivisions and swing. Start with the smallest amount of information you actually need.
Tempo Trainer changes BPM only at bar boundaries, so technique work can move from a comfortable starting tempo toward a target without breaking the phrase. Gap Trainer does the opposite: it removes the click for complete bars so you have to carry the pulse yourself.
Save useful setups locally, share a configuration as a URL, or attach the entire setup to a Rytune practice routine. No metronome settings are uploaded.
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The setup should travel with the exercise.
Use the metronome as part of a routine instead of rebuilding the same settings every day.
FAQ
A few practical details
What is grouping in 7/8 or 10/8?
Grouping describes where the larger pulses sit inside an odd meter. A 7/8 bar can feel 2+2+3, 2+3+2 or 3+2+2; changing the grouping regenerates useful default accents, and every beat can still be edited afterward.
What is the difference between Gap Trainer and muting a beat?
Per-beat mute removes a chosen click inside every bar. Gap Trainer removes complete bars for a while, which is better for testing whether your internal pulse survives without external timing information.
Does sharing upload my presets?
No. Share encodes the current musical setup into the page URL. Saved presets and recent setups stay in this browser's local storage.