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Online metronome

A steady pulse for practice. The first beat of each group of four is a little higher.

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How to use it

  1. Set the tempo in beats per minute.
  2. Press "Start". The first beat of each four is a little higher.
  3. Play along, and change the tempo as you improve.
  4. Press "Stop" when you are done.
Screenshot of the Metronome tool on Sureno, in use
Metronome in use: a real screenshot of this page.

Questions and answers

What does BPM mean?

Beats per minute. 60 is one beat a second. 120 is two.

What tempo should I start with?

Start slowly, around 60 to 80, until the piece feels easy, then go up a few beats at a time.

Will it keep time in the background?

Yes. The beats are timed by your browser's audio clock, which stays steady.

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