Jenee

Visual Metronome

A simple metronome tool to visualize rhythm with BPM and time signature settings. Intuitive pendulum animation and beat indicators make rhythm practice easy.

Allegretto
120BPM
20240

BPM Presets

Time Signature

How to Use

  1. STEP 1
    Set the BPM (tempo) using the slider or the −/+ buttons (range: 20–240)
  2. STEP 2
    Choose the time signature (2/4, 3/4, 4/4, or 6/4) to set beats per measure
  3. STEP 3
    Press the play button to start the pendulum and beat indicators
  4. STEP 4
    Toggle the speaker icon to enable click sound (disabled by default)
  • The sound feature uses the Web Audio API — check your browser's audio settings if no sound plays
  • On mobile devices, the metronome may stop if the screen turns off
  • Running in a background tab may cause timing to become unstable

Tips

1

Use the preset BPM buttons to quickly switch to common tempos

2

The tempo name at the top (Allegro, Andante, etc.) gives you a musical reference for speed

3

Watching both the pendulum and beat indicators together helps develop a stronger sense of rhythm

FAQ

  • Q1

    Why is there no sound?

    Sound is disabled by default. Tap the speaker icon to enable it. If still silent, check your device's mute/volume settings.

  • Q2

    What does BPM mean?

    BPM stands for Beats Per Minute — the number of beats in one minute. Higher numbers mean faster tempo. Typical conversational speech is around 60–80 BPM; a march is about 120 BPM.

  • Q3

    Why would I change the time signature?

    The time signature sets how many beats are in one measure. 4/4 is most common in pop and rock; 3/4 is used for waltzes; 6/4 suits ballads and slower pieces.

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