Metronome

1. Set "Tempo", "Time Signature", "Sound", "Training Mode", etc.
2. Click "Start".
3. The metronome will begin.
4. Click "Stop".

Basic Operation Flow

1. Set the Metronome Tempo

The central number (BPM: Beats Per Minute) indicates the tempo.
Example: BPM 120 → 120 clicks per minute.
Use "+1 / -1" or "+10 / -10" buttons for fine adjustments.
Adjust to your practice tempo while watching the tempo display.

2. Set the Time Signature (Beats and Note Value)

Time signature is set with two numbers:
• Top: Number of beats (beats per measure) → Example: "4" for 4/4 time
• Bottom: Note value → Typically "4" (quarter note), or "2"/"8" as needed
Example: "4 / 4" for 4/4 time, "6 / 8" for 6/8 time

3. Start/Stop the Metronome

Click "Start" to begin click sounds and beat display.
Click "Stop" to pause.
Restarting will resume with the latest settings.

4. Select Sound

Choose from "Sound" and "Accent Sound" options.
Standard click → "Click sound"
More musical feel → "Wood block" or "Drum"
The downbeat (first beat) can have a different sound.

5. Adjust Volume

Use the "Volume slider" to adjust to preferred level.
Current volume is displayed as a percentage for clarity.

Advanced Features

6. Tap to Measure Tempo

Tap the "Tap" button multiple times in rhythm with music to automatically calculate tempo (BPM).
Example: Tap 5 times with the music → BPM is calculated from average interval
Useful for intuitively determining tempo.

7. Using Training Mode (Gradual Tempo Increase)

Check "Training Mode" to reveal settings:
Configure these parameters:

Setting	Description
Start BPM	Initial tempo (e.g., 60)
Target BPM	Final desired tempo (e.g., 120)
Steps	Number of increments (e.g., 6)
Bars/Step	Bars per tempo (e.g., 4)

Automatically increases tempo, ideal for progressive practice.

8. Beat Indicator (Visual Display)

Circular dots (indicators) at the top light up with each beat.
The downbeat (first beat) has a different color for visual recognition.
Combines visual and auditory cues for better rhythm comprehension.

Common Usage Examples

Purpose	Recommended Settings
Piano 4/4 practice	4 / 4, BPM 80-100, Click sound
Drum fundamentals	4 / 4, BPM 60-140, Drum sound
Triplet practice	6 / 8 or 12 / 8, Note value "8"
Gradual tempo increase	Training Mode: BPM 60→120

Notes

• Works in browsers (no app required)
• If no sound, check device silent mode or browser audio permissions
• Tested on Windows/Mac with Chrome/Safari

Summary

This tool is a feature-rich metronome suitable for beginners to advanced users. It provides both auditory and visual rhythm cues, with practical features like Training Mode and Tap Tempo for effective practice.