indiebubbler/metro

Speed Trainer Metronome

metro

Speed Trainer Metronome / Drum Machine

Free Online Speed Trainer Metronome/Drum Machine

Developed for musicians willing to improve speed of their excercises/routines/ideas.

• allows you to train speed of your musical exercises by increasing speed at specific interval within defined range
• works on desktops, smartphones, tablets, probably also your SmartTV
• completely free
• highly customizable to your preferences
• can serve just as a regular metronome
• supports polyrhythms
• supports odd rhythms (1-24 beats per measure)
• 5 instruments available (Electronic drum kit, Metronome click sound, Basic Drum Kit, Yamaha RX 5 and indian Tabla)
• store and recall your ideas (save/load presets) in your browser, import/export from file (no need to login),
• supports multiple languages (english, polish). Contact me if you can help me translating it.

Available at: https://indiebubbler.github.io/metro/

Uses ReactJS and Tone.js (https://tonejs.github.io/) - amazing javascript sound library.

Contact: [email protected]

Changes in version 2.2.1:

• modified keyboard bindings, arrows up/down changes bpm by 1, shift+up/down changes bmp by 10

Changes in version 2.2:

• added file import/export of user's presets
• added ability to enter value for desired BPM and BPM range

Changes in version 2.1:

• added polyrhythms
• ability to change instrument per each track
• added volume control
• added reverb control
• minor fixes and styling

metro's Issues

Idea: gap in metronome

During my drumming lessons I've watched a bunch of vids where guys says that it's kinda cool to have metronome with gaps while playing so musicians can train their internal feeling of time and tempo. So I thought to ask you if it's possible to add this feature to the metro?
Of course when you'll have a time and IF you like the idea.
As I understand this should be easy: first bar will go with sound second without. Probably there is should be some settings for this as well.
Anyway... just wanted to share the idea. Thanks!