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Recommendations for a metronome for picking up piano again?

I am picking up piano again and looking for a relatively simple metronome.

I am probably going to run it on my iPad with my sheet music, so it would be nice to have it readily accessible with easy switching and control.

For this purpose, I like the idea of “big and easy” interface, but if there are innovations or cool features I should know about in more advanced apps, I’m very curious.

An iPhone version is also fine as that goes well when carrying around a guitar.

Update: here are the metronome apps I already own. Any faves?

AudioKit Hey Metronome
Atomic Metronome
Beats Metronome
Chroma Tuner & Metronome
Click Metronome
Drum Beats+ Lite (Groove Machine & Rhythm Metronome)
Drum Loops & Metronome
Guitar Suite - Metronome, Tuner, and Chords Library for Guitar, Bass, Ukulele
Impulse - Metronome Rhythm
Metronome+
PolyNome: THE Metronome
Practica - Tuner & Metronome
Practice+ Tuner & Metronome
Pulse - Metronome & Tao Tempo
Real Metronome Pro
TempoHero Pro Metronome
The Metronome by Soundbrenner
Time Guru Metronome
Time Guru Metronome for iPad
Tunable - Tuner & Metronome

Comments

  • This has been my go-to. I like the clean and simple UI, and the bouncing ball. Each beat can be set to one of 3 different sounds.

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/metronome-bounce-tempo/id1372655869

  • @GovernorSilver said:
    This has been my go-to. I like the clean and simple UI, and the bouncing ball. Each beat can be set to one of 3 different sounds.

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/metronome-bounce-tempo/id1372655869

    Thanks, @GovernorSilver. That looks cool. I just downloaded it. Is the IAP necessary? Also, FYI, I just edited my original post, and added the metronomes that I own.

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    @johnfromberkeley said:

    @GovernorSilver said:
    This has been my go-to. I like the clean and simple UI, and the bouncing ball. Each beat can be set to one of 3 different sounds.

    https://apps.apple.com/us/app/metronome-bounce-tempo/id1372655869

    Thanks, @GovernorSilver. That looks cool. I just downloaded it. Is the IAP necessary? Also, FYI, I just edited my original post, and added the metronomes that I own.

    I think I have several of the same metronome apps - eg. Tunable, Time Guru... Clean UI and bouncing ball wins for me.

    The IAP is needed if you want to save presets. I bought it when I got tired of switching between 4-beat and 8-beat settings so now I have them as presets. The IAP cost is so cheap it looks like a steal now compared to recently introduced apps.

  • The one that you will use that is easy for you.
    I like fancy metronome, but in the real world, I never use them.

  • In case you already own it TE Tuner has a nice metronome built in.

  • @Will said:
    In case you already own it TE Tuner has a nice metronome built in.

    I revisited Hey! Metronome and really like it, but voice recognition doesn’t work in the background, and I really want to use it with my songbooks on my iPad as a single device solution.

  • @johnfromberkeley I’ve got a good collection of metronome apps too.. 😁
    I always seem to come back to one of these when I want to work with a metronome.. different metronomes for different tasks and/or instruments..

    1. Tempo Metronome Super Quick + Easy to adjust - I really like the Tracker + Automator features

    2. Gap Click Can really improve your sense of time with the Gap click + Moving click features

    3. PolyNome - Crazy amount of options - fantastic if you’re a drummer

    4. TimeGuru - cool for additive or compound time signatures - quintuplet, sextuplet + septuplet subdivisions

  • @royor said:
    @johnfromberkeley I’ve got a good collection of metronome apps too.. 😁
    I always seem to come back to one of these when I want to work with a metronome.. different metronomes for different tasks and/or instruments..

    1. Tempo Metronome Super Quick + Easy to adjust - I really like the Tracker + Automator features

    2. Gap Click Can really improve your sense of time with the Gap click + Moving click features

    3. PolyNome - Crazy amount of options - fantastic if you’re a drummer

    4. TimeGuru - cool for additive or compound time signatures - quintuplet, sextuplet + septuplet subdivisions

    Thanks, @royor! I went back and looked at polynome. A bit more complicated than I was looking for, but I am also a drummer, and there is something I liked about it.

    Let’s keep this thread going!

  • @johnfromberkeley Well if you’re a drummer, I would definitely check out Benny Greb’s Gap Click metronome.. one of my favourite settings is using a swing click (1st + 3rd part of a triplet) for a bar (or more) and then setting the gap click for the last part of a triplet only.. fun + challenging.. would probably work great for any instrument but I’ve only really used it with drums 🥁

  • I love Time Guru!

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  • Been using this one for years. No idea how it compares to the others… https://apps.apple.com/us/app/time-trainer-metronome/id502491350

  • one of my favs
    tick metronome
    open-source + free
    runs on ios + macos + linux + windows + android
    auv3 + ableton ▪️ link support
    customizable -sample import-
    self-contained preset support

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