MetroEye - Visual Metronome

New: nudge the click by 10 ms while it is still running, until it sits exactly where your ear expects it. Headphone latency, dialled out.

MetroEye is a metronome you can see. An eye at the center of the screen follows every beat and blinks on the downbeat — lock onto the timing with your eyes, not just your ears.

■ Latency offset — for players in headphones The click you hear is never exactly where the app thinks it is: output latency and touch delay push it off by a fixed amount. MetroEye lets you dial that out in 10 ms steps, right on the play screen, while the metronome is still running. Nudge − or + until the click sits where your ear expects it.

■ Two ways to start · Current Tempo — tap to set any speed on the spot · Preset Tempo — play along to a saved tempo sequence

■ Preset sequences Group several sections (BPM + time signature) into one preset. While playing, a TAP switches to the next section at the end of the bar.

■ Play screen TAP and STOP sit one above the other at the same size, so you never hunt for a button mid-take. STOP leaves the screen where it is — press START to resume at the same tempo, or just tap four beats to set a new one.

■ Fine control · Time signatures: 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 6/8, 7/4 · Subdivisions: quarter, eighth, triplet, sixteenth · Volume

■ More · 11 languages, auto-selected · Fully offline · Free · No ads · No sign-up

See the beat with MetroEye.