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Play the metronome exactly where you want it.
Adjust Swing. Increase the tempo automatically.
Start the rhythm practice that suits you, right away.

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Step Mode

A metronome that gets your practice going right away

01 Play the metronome exactly where you need it

Step buttons let you play any metronome pattern with a simple tap.

Each Step button makes it easy to change Velocity (strength).

Build the rhythm exercise you need, quickly.

• Practice with only the fourth sixteenth note of each beat, keeping the start of beat 1 as a reference.

• Develop your groove with softer beats 1 and 3 and stronger beats 2 and 4

02 Play three metronomes at once

Play simultaneously with three metronomes.

Easily combine different subdivisions, switching between eighth notes, triplets, and sixteenth notes.

See the rhythm clearly at a glance to understand and learn it faster.

Snare, Kick, and Hi-Hat sounds are also available.

Make your everyday practice more enjoyable and keep it going.

• Example exercise combining eighth notes, triplets, and sixteenth notes

• You can also choose Snare, Kick, and Hi-Hat sounds.

Play a metronome and drum pattern together!

03 Adjust swing in 1% increments

The Swing bar lets you adjust the swing ratio freely from 50–75% in 1% increments.

From a lightly swung sixteenth-note feel close to straight (50%) to a deeper swing than triplets (66%).

Explore rhythm exercises beyond the reach of a conventional metronome.

• Move the Swing bar and feel how the groove changes

• At a medium swing tempo, 66% can sound like a Japanese festival rhythm…

Closer to 75% gives it much more of a jazz feel!

Training Mode

Gradually increase your BPM, and more

Three Training modes let you, for example:

• Increase the tempo by 5 BPM every 8 bars (STEP)

• Gradually reach your target BPM over 3 minutes (SWEEP)

• Practice keeping time while the sound is randomly muted (RANDOM MUTE)

Start exercises like these right away.

Make daily fundamentals and phrase practice enjoyable and effective.

• Step setup example: increase from 120 to 190 BPM by 5 BPM every 8 bars.

You can also add a 2-bar Count In at each tempo change.

Preset Mode

Save and share your rhythm patterns

Name and save your favorite patterns. Organize them by category.

Arrange your daily warm-up patterns in the order of your practice routine.

Presets can be imported and exported.

Share patterns for a new song with your band, or distribute exercise patterns to your students.

• Created by professional guitarist Hidehisa Sasaki:
rhythm exercise patterns in 65 included presets!

Just choose one and start practicing.

Ready to build your ideal rhythm practice setup?

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