Metronome+

There are almost as many metronome apps as to do list managers on the App Store, but this one is clean, easy to use and has all the time signatures, notes and a good selection of tones (I settled on woodblock)

Easy to use as a metronome and the author is responsive to comments and suggestions.

I paid my £1.99 but can only use the metronome in 4/4. If I try to change the signature it asks for more money. Actually I’d like my money back.

Works great, loads quickly and is as simple as a metronome app should be. If you're a musician using this to train, it's worth paying the 2 quid to access the full features. It's a tiny investment and it's never going to stop being useful.

There are some extra-metronome features which are interesting as well. Also, first metronome I bump into that can do 7/8.

I've been using this app for a few months and it has been great. I mostly use practice mode (increasing speed after set number of bars) and it has a dramatic effect on technique. Yesterday I downloaded an update and had a problem so I sent an email from the developer website. I got a response in only a few ours explaining everything. As musicians I think we all want good apps that do what we want, not tell us how to work, and this is definitely in that category, with 1st class support thrown in. Need a metronome? Get this, you won't look back! Pete

I just wasted 2 hours of my life recording 70+ drum beats to send to my band mates because every time I go to share a recording the app crashes. Don't bother upgrading because it doesn't work properly.

This is an outstandingly good app: the best I have found.

Flexible, accurate, different sounds, does not swear at me and can count - what more could anyone ask? Does what it says on the tin!!

Much touted interface not that special, particularly at 2x on iPad. Sounds are very digital in a musical toy like way. However for the price the added subdivision and time signatures put it ahead of the free ones.