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Post by Blue on Feb 5, 2012 3:02:42 GMT
Can anyone recommend a free software based metronome on the Windows operating system platform? Or better yet, any open-source version that is platform independent?
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Post by edcat7 on Feb 5, 2012 7:01:38 GMT
Hi Allen I haven't a clue what you're talking about  but I've just bought the same metronome my liuqin teacher uses, a Korg MA-30. I particularly like the LCD pendulum and it's loud!. They can go quite cheaply on eBay. It's much, much better than my other quality metronome, a Seiko SQ44 |
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Post by Blue on Feb 5, 2012 7:51:02 GMT
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Post by xindi on Feb 5, 2012 16:49:49 GMT
Have you tried G-string? It's available on the Android platform for free. Not sure about the Windows ... I haven't got my own hand-held metronome anymore. I used to have one of those triangular ones which have a swinging pendulum and all of the speeds, so you just moved the metal weight to the speed (e.g. 80; 110, 140). The 'clock-clock' sound was more interesting than the digital beeping of the electronic ones. Playing solo I don't tend to use a metronome. I just plays slower cuz I likes. Fasters cuz I can, innit  |
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Post by sanmenxia on Feb 11, 2012 18:53:26 GMT
The first result from a search is openmetronome.sourceforge.net/I haven't tried it though. My electronic tuner also has a metronome, I haven't really used that either. |
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but I've just bought the same metronome my liuqin teacher uses, a Korg MA-30. I particularly like the LCD pendulum and it's loud!. They can go quite cheaply on eBay.
