Metronome
A metronome that counts the tempo you set
Set the tempo and the bar length, then press start. The click is queued on the browser audio clock, so the pulse holds while you practice, write or count a group in.
Keep time across 30 to 300 BPM
The slider steps one beat per minute, and the minus and plus buttons nudge the tempo without a drag.
Accent the first beat of the bar
Choose two to seven beats per bar, and the metronome sounds a brighter, louder click on beat one so the downbeat is audible.
Schedule clicks on the audio clock
Each click is queued ahead of time on the browser audio clock, so the pulse stays even while the rest of the page is busy.
How it works
Set a tempo in three moves
Set the tempo
Drag the slider or use the minus and plus buttons to land on a tempo between 30 and 300 BPM.
Choose the bar
Pick two to seven beats per bar; the first beat of each bar carries the accent.
Press start
The first click waits for your browser to allow audio, and then the pulse runs until you stop it or leave the page.
A steady click, without an account
The range of tempos the metronome covers, stepped one beat per minute at a time.
The bar lengths you can choose, with the first beat of every bar accented.
The metronome runs in the browser and submits no generation job.
No account, upload or download is involved in keeping time.
Who keeps time with a metronome
Players practicing to a click
Run a steady pulse while you work on a passage, and change the tempo without leaving the page.
Producers setting a groove
Check a tempo by ear before you program drums or record a take.
Teachers counting a class in
Give a group an audible downbeat from a laptop or a phone, with the bar length matched to the exercise.
Metronome FAQ
Keep this tempo for your next track
Use the tempo you settled on in a generator, or open the beat tools and build around it.