The Gnome for Android

11 things about The Gnome

1. - The practical Pattern Editor is a simple yet powerful step sequencer that allows each channel of The Gnome to play rhythmic sequences.

2. In Stair Step mode, The Gnome will hold the specified tempo for the specified amount of time (again, measured in seconds or beats) and then increment toward a goal tempo or time.

3. You can also easily alternate back and forth between two Gnome channels, making it extremely easy to practice switching between two different rhythmic subdivisions (triplets to sixteenths, for instance).

4. - A central feature of The Gnome, the Tempo Ramp provides simple tempo and time automation.

5. - The Gnome features a built-in contextual help system, providing instant access to full documentation simply by swiping inward from the left side of the screen.

6. - The intuitive, DAW-like Mixer screen includes four independent channels that can each be assigned to a different rhythmic rate (subdivision), making it a snap to subdivide a beat, or generate polyrhythms.

7. The Gnome provides process-oriented tools to help strengthen your internal pulse, refine your sense of rhythmic feel, and build technique on any instrument.

8. - The simple Home Screen provides easy access to the most basic Gnome functions.

9. In Continuous Mode, you can gradually speed up toward a 'peak' tempo, hold that tempo for a specified length of time (measured in either seconds, or beats) and then slow back down to the starting tempo.

10. Providing easy access to a host of powerful features, The Gnome redefines what a metronome can be.

11. The Gnome also features an audio export function, making it possible to generate .m4a or .wav files of the app’s audio output.