What tempo should I practise at?

Start slow enough to play a passage perfectly three times in a row, then raise the tempo by 4–8 BPM. Speed comes from accuracy.

Does it work on phones?

Yes. Make sure your phone is not on silent mode, as some phones mute web audio when the ringer is off.

Keep perfect time

A precise, free metronome with click, tick-tock or voice counting, tap tempo, time signatures and subdivisions.

Andante

100 beats per minute

BPM

Space to start or stop · ↑ ↓ to change tempo

Tempo100 BPM

Sound

Time signature

Subdivision

Accent first beat

Quick guide

01
Set the tempo with the slider, the + and − buttons, or tap the rhythm with Tap tempo. Choose a click, tick-tock or a voice counting the beats.
02
Choose a time signature and, if you like, subdivisions such as eighths or triplets.
03
Press Start (or the space bar) and practise slowly before nudging the tempo up.

Questions

Quick answers about using this tool. Get in touch.

Yes. Clicks are scheduled directly on your device's audio clock, so timing stays steady even if your browser is busy.

Keep practising

Slow down or speed up any song without changing its pitch, and loop tricky passages with A–B repeat.

A chromatic tuner that listens through your microphone, with guitar and ukulele string guides.

Hear two notes, name the interval and track your score, from beginner fifths to every interval in the octave.

First step

Meet Vivek online, try your instrument and leave with a clear plan. Trial classes are relaxed, friendly and come with no obligation.