Metronome

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Everyone hates practicing to a click track until they listen to their own studio recordings and realize they speed up on every single drum fill and drag on every chorus.

The metronome is ruthless, boring, and absolutely mandatory if you want to actually groove. It doesn't lie, and it doesn't speed up when you get excited.

Build Your Internal Clock

Fire up our free online metronome and start painfully slow. Subdivide the beat on this accurate web metronome to expose your rushing. Practice to this digital practice click track until you can bury the click so deep in your pocket that you literally can't hear it anymore because your transient hits perfectly align with it. That is how you build real, professional internal time.

Metronome FAQ

What is a good BPM for beginners?

For practicing scales or difficult passages, 60 to 80 BPM is an excellent starting point. This gives you enough time to focus on accuracy and technique before speeding up.

How accurate is an online metronome?

Our metronome uses the Web Audio API's hardware-level lookahead scheduler. This means it is sample-accurate and will never drift or lag, even if your browser tab is in the background.

How do I use the tap tempo feature?

We now have a dedicated BPM Tap Tempo tool! You can find the link below. Just tap along to your song to find its exact BPM, then enter that number here.

Can I change the time signature?

Yes! By default it plays in 4/4 time (one accented beat followed by three regular beats). You can adjust the beats per measure in the settings for 3/4 (waltz) or complex time signatures.

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