Click Metronome for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Ryan Dillon on 2020-10-24 | Category: Music
Rating 4.59494
from 237 Votes |
$ Free
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Ryan Dillon on 2020-10-24 | Category: Music
Click Metronome is a Music app by Ryan Dillon. Beautiful, powerful, setlist metronome with multiple visual modes and a standalone Apple Watch app. Animated beat numbers, fullscreen flash, traditional pendulum, standalone Apple Watch app with haptic or audio and an iPhone remote control -- Click gives you what you need for practice and performance, and then gets out of your way so you can focus on what's most important, making great music! Turn on the NUMBER DISPLAY to help.
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1. Animated beat numbers, fullscreen flash, traditional pendulum, standalone Apple Watch app with haptic or audio and an iPhone remote control -- Click gives you what you need for practice and performance, and then gets out of your way so you can focus on what's most important, making great music! Turn on the NUMBER DISPLAY to help you count out a complicated phrasing or that odd time signature.
2. Wide tempo range, beat subdivisions, a variety of time signatures, multiple sound types, and a fullscreen mode for total focus make Click a powerful but easy to use solution for practice and performance.
3. • Fullscreen mode gives you the same large, easy-to-see visualization that Click is known for and combines it with the ability to switch quickly between preset songs.
4. • Standalone metronome, with audio or haptic, for a quick tempo reference, even when your iPhone isn't nearby.
5. Beautiful, powerful, setlist metronome with multiple visual modes and a standalone Apple Watch app.
6. If you like Click and find it a useful tool, please consider leaving a review or rating on the App Store.
7. Use the FULLSCREEN FLASH for watching out of the corner of your eye on your music stand.
8. Audio can also play indefinitely in the background on supported devices/iOS versions.
9. Includes Tap Tempo feature, so can also use it to quickly find the tempo of any song.
10. Or use the PENDULUM mode for a more classic feel.
11. Feel free to contact me with questions or comments.
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This was a great app until I spent the time to program every tune our band covered. I took my Mobile to a gig, opened the app to find the ability to create set lists gone. Every tune which took me a couple hours to program….. Gone. All it displays now is the spinning wheel and the metronome animation. I managed to program two tunes on the fly while the guitarists re-tuned. I did a screen recording but know way of contacting the app’s support short of joining Vimeo.
I love all the options!!
But it doesn’t work ON WATCH because it continually turns off. Not something you want to think about while running scales or whatever. Tried turning off always on that didn’t help. Wishing luck to the dev to make it practical for actual musicians. EDIT: Why would I use Bluetooth headphones? I have studio headphones because I am a musician and don’t need the latency.Imagine trying to stay in time running exercises using a set of Bluetooth headphones. Nightmare. Plus the only point of a watch app for metronome is the haptic tapping. Otherwise I have dozens of metronomes I can use in any DAW or AUM that work just fine from 20-300 BPM. I found an app that does what I need called Metronome for Watch that continues to tap BPM on my wrist no matter what position or (chuckle) headphones I use. 99 cents well spent. Again, best wishes.
Love it
It’s a very simply design for a metronome. There are a lot of options that are very easy to navigate. My only complaint is that it doesn’t vibrate. I was hoping for an option that would allow me to feel my phone in my pocket while playing drums to help keep on time while practicing and jamming.
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