Tempo Maestro

Tempo Maestro is a training tool developed by Seth Holland and Matthew Arnold to practice and improve users' tempo reproduction, identification, and stability skills.

Do you wish you could practice your instrument without the need for a metronome? Or name the tempo of any song on the radio? Both of these skills can be improved through Tempo Maestro. Practice your tempo reproduction, identification, or stability skills with simple exercises, and track your progress with a challenging test mode for maximized improvement. Test your skills and see how good you can get!

-- Outline --

• Easy to use interface
• Training and testing modes focusing on tempo reproduction, identification, and stability
• Store your results to track your progress over time
• Learn to be your own metronome
• Opt in to sending your scores (anonymously) to a database for research purposes

-- Training Modes --

1. Tempo Drift: Tap along with a metronome and see how well you can maintain it when the metronome fades and goes silent.

2. Target the Tempo: Get as close as you can to the target bpm by tapping at the correct rate.

3. Identification: Listen to a metronome and submit your best guess for its tempo using a slider.