Metronome

metronome extension

Metronome: Free Chrome Extension

Metronome is a free Chrome extension that allows you to improve your practice routine. It offers different sound options, volume control, and sub-divisions up to 9/8. You can also set a tempo and take bar breaks. Save your songs for easy access and the extension will stay open while you surf the web. React to keyboard hits to play or stop, change volume or BPM, and add new songs to the list. Enjoy practicing and let's rock!

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By: nimrod.a6

Users: 1,000+

Rating: 3.67

(6)

Version: 2.8 (Last updated: 2024-01-11)

Creation date: 2023-02-27

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Size: 633.86K

Email: ni*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 28,186 ▲ 129

Other rankings

#4335 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 4 #260 in song keyword 41 ▼ 7

Other platforms

Metronome (v1.1.0)

4.11

(160) 16,676+

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Extension summary

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Use this free metronome and make your practice routine.

Choose from different sound's.
Control the volume.
Sub-divisions up to 9/8.
Tep-tempo.
Bar breaks - NEW
Save the song's you work on! this will make your practice be much more effective.
The song's will be updated and saved automatically to your local-storage and be loaded automatically.
React to keyboard hit: Space - Play / Stop Up/Down - Volume change Left/Right - BPM change Enter - add the new song to the list

User reviews

el mejor y mas completo que encontré tras probar varios. Excelente trabajo!

Fabian Blasco, 2024-06-21

No no no no no. Lite program, gets job done, but it's wrong. I should be able to BEEP CLICK CLICK CLICK in 4/4, not change it from 120 CLICK (infinity, just click), then hitting 2 subdivides BEEP CLICK BEEP CLICK so it's actually at 240 This is the wrong way, because if I wanted 4/4 at 105, I have to hit four and put the tempo at 105/4 which is like 25 or 26. What it SHOULD BE, is you set it to 1/2, 3/4, 4/4, etc, and will not change speed. Only change is frequency of beep 1 occurrence and click 2 occurrence, but speed is set by tempo and nothing else. Anyone who reads and writes music can tell ya what I'm talking about. The subdivision you put can be useful and fun thing... but it's wrong in fundamental music. Sorry.