Metronomics HD at Mac App Store analyse

I have used Metronomics for about 2 years now, I’m a long run musician (20 years and counting..) I can say it’s the best metronome ever! You can do pretty much everything you can think of… 3 of the best (optional) features to me: polyrythms, mixed meters, gradual tempo speed variations. And it has many many more features, and it’s cheap… What else could you want more!!!!! :) Thank you Mr Nastos!!!

I have to admit that before purchasing this app I was hesitant, but after using a little this metronome, I had to change my mind: it’s a great app, one on the best metronome ever. It’s possible to increase automatically the speed by increments, study polyrhythms (tha’s one of the main reason I bought it) and study tuplets. I would have given it 6 stars!

The features look pretty cool and probably would be for a more advanced musician. I’m close to a beginner so possibly I’m missing something obvious but the first thing I wanted to do was play a song in 6/8. I cannot for the life of me figure out how to set the beat to eighth note. Am I supposed to double the tempo and use quarters? The metronome feature on Guitar Tuna lets you set a time signature so I assume this is a common function. I tried emailing for support but the email bounces

Fabulous app! The Inspector mode is a really powerful and wonderful new tool. The metronome is boundlessly customizable - to the point of being almost a full-fledged sequencer/drum machine. Includes “rhythm training” features, like cutting out for x measures and coming back, or programmed speed-up practice sessions (has timer but doesn’t calculate time of practice session automatically) Odd time signatures, polyrhythms, and swing are no problem for this app. Features stochastic fill beats that you can dim as another way to “build rhythm security." The inspector mode is the best part of the app though. It almost turns my drumming practice into a video game, and i’ve only used it for a day. Now for every beat, I can instantly how close I was to the metronome click, and whether i was ahead or behind. This could be used even beyond musical practice for mindfulness practice in theraputic applications. I look forward to the inspector mode being improved and added to… I would like to see better live feedback mechanisms. As it is, there are red dashed lines appearing at the peaks in your the waveform against the grid of the metronome. There is also a “last peak” number in the upper right which tells you how close your last beat was to the metronome click - as a percentage of the duration of the beat. It would be nice to have more color-coded instant feedback whehn you’re playing, to make practicing even more like a fun video game (maybe even rewarding harp sounds - or pretty droning string harmonies start to play when you’re on a role of good timing) . Also, an explanation of “Peak Average” (is it really a true average? More useful would be an average of the absolute values, or an RMS). Finally, to be able to set the inspector to milliseconds instead of percentages as an option. But the point of this review is really, WOW, and THANK YOU, and Nice Job. This is a quite a fine app. Virtually no bugs. Runs great on my old machine. Great GUI. Good Help page on the internet. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to practice a lot and imbue their inner worlds with synchronicity.

i’ve tried a lot of metronome apps for MacOS, WIndows and iOS. This is the best. It has all of the features that I’ve always been looking for and tons and tons of others. Even with all of the versatility, it is very straightforward to just use this as a plain old metronome “right out of the box.” I love the “Inspector Mode,” in which the app records your playing and analyzes its accuracy relative to the beat. It has a great “visual beat” which functions like the conductor being watched out of the corner of your eye.

Je nai pas encore exploré cet app à fond, mais en quelques clics jai pu me rendre compte du sérieux de lentreprise. Ce métronome original et bien pensé complète loffre existante (comme le très bon Tempo et lexcellent Clockwork) et apporte du nouveau dans ce domaine. Les pros apprécieront particulièrement.

Vraiment génial, on peut faire à peu près tout ce qu’on veut comme schémas rythmiques, ce qui change d’autres applis mal conçues. Le mode « inspecteur » est aussi très pratique, il permet de mesurer la la précision du jeu en enregistrant ce qu’on joue. Super bien pensé je trouve. Manque juste de pouvoir faire un « fast forward » sur l’écoute des résultats et l’app est parfaite pour moi. Bisous