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I came here after seeing Molly Gebrian’s YouTube video about fMRI research on brain activity when 1) following a rhythm and 2) sustaining a rhythm oneself. Check it out to see why the mute mode of this app might help you be a better musician. “What musicians can learn about practicing from current brain research - part 3 - metronome use”
I’m still a beginner, but this app is fun to use with its “random” feature! I would like to be able to see the time while using the app though.
I use this metronome for its simplest function as a click track, but love the random feature in particular. My only change would be the ability to see the phone’s time, Wi-Fi, battery status line.
Not as functional as reported.
I had heard about Time Guru from a friend, and I was very excited to use it. But now it is useless since I am unable to delete the tempos which I had set. I have double clicked on the beats, but it doesn’t do anything. Now it is a total waste.
okay the design is simple but what you can achieve with can be complex and endlessly useful. throw every other metronome app away
The best, most versatile metronome I’ve ever used. Been using it since 2013 and see no reason to try any other. Thank you!
This app is very simple and does exactly what you need it to do, which is to fix your internal sense of time. Practicing with a metronome is essential, but it becomes a crutch when the click never shuts off. Using this allows you to internalize your sense of time by automatically shutting off the sound of the click for a set duration. You can use this solo, or with fellow musicians. One of my favorite drills as a bassist is to loop a groove with a drummer and then work together with this app to see how long we can maintain steady time without click. It is so satisfying when you groove for 15 bars, turn the corner, and hear the click come right back in on one.
Random mute is great
I learned about this metronome through the bulletproof musician podcast, which offers all kinds of great advice for musicians. This is just what I needed, because I need to use the Metronome but I don’t want to get too dependent on it, and this forces me to internalize the bait, while intermittently checking up on my accuracy.
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