Metronomes?

robgilmo

What do you guys use?

Wonky

Either an app on my phone or sometimes the internet metronome.

tony99

my foot usually

Lestratcaster

The Pro Metronome app, has different sound types for the click from cowbell to handclaps.

Tenebrous

tony99 said:

my foot usually

I think it'll be hard for the OP to use your foot, unfortunately.

But yeah, I just Google search "metronome" and use their one. It's not the most sophisticated of things, but it has easily selectable BPM and adjustable volume. Not sure what else I'd need.

baldy

I also use the Pro Metronome app 

Kittyfrisk

You're asking us about which imaginary garden dwelling spirit in urban environments, is the best? 

tony99

Tenebrous said:

tony99 said:

my foot usually

I think it'll be hard for the OP to use your foot, unfortunately.

Well yeah, of course it would, but it's what I use.

DulcetJones

I have a "Planet Waves" stand alone model because I'm a curmudgeon and don't like using my phone for anything but making phone calls.  Plus it's handier to use.  Apparently mine is a cheaper solid state model as opposed to the expensive crystal quartz or something kind.  Mine clicks in time well enough for me.

jdgm

At the moment I use a cheap Musedo metronome/tuner, had it about 2 yrs with no problem.

I also have a mini-Taktell (you have to have it on a completely level surface and keep winding it up) and an ancient but well-built electronic one.

King85

YouTube metronome or relevant BPM drum track on there

zepp76

I use a Korg KDM-3 digital metronome, brilliant piece of kit.

Tenebrous

King85 said:

YouTube metronome or relevant BPM drum track on there

This has been so much fun lately. Just search any BPM & groove type, and you'll find something pretty damn near to what you're after.

robgilmo

Oooh, drums, thank you, thats well handy! My daughters electric piano has drums in it somewhere, never could figure out how to use it, the instruction book looks like a phone directory.

stimpsonslostson

I use the Drum machine built into my multiFX thing. It's really handy as I like playing with the looper too & my timing is apparently awful! 

57Deluxe

youtube has dozens of sub division settings

jhumber

This is a useful tool: https://www.onemotion.com/drum-machine - effectively a programmable drum machine with bpm, time sigs, preset beats etc. I've spent many an hour playing along with it in preference to the simple chirp of a metronome.