I tried your free metronome and am so impressed that I purchased the pro version. The battery powered metronome that I own has an annoying loud click and the dial for selecting bpm are stepped from 2 to 8 beats. Your metronome on the other hand is perfect. I like the sound (not annoying), can be set to any bpm and the large window showing the beat is very useful.

This tool is exactly what I needed for my intro to guitar class assignments. I needed a web-based metronome that I could run installation-free on a PC or Mac while using my smartphone for the recording. Thanks a ton for providing this.

Really like your metronome, especially for jazz. With the super slow tempo settings, the tempo can be set for just one click per measure, then the beat cycle set at 32, which then delineates a 32 bar song form. By not watching the display and only listening to the click, this really gets the player honest with not only the time, but maintaining song forms. Also, it's a nice sounding click.

I use your metronome app several hours daily. It plays a significant role in my practice regimen and is the best metronome I have ever used.

I'm a pro bass player from the UK. I play in the Michael Nyman Band, a band that has no drummer, so I often practise with a metronome. For me, it is important to be able to set the click to below 30bpm, so your metronome is perfect. Many thanks.

I really enjoy your web metronome. I play drums for some local bands. I've always used a click. But I really love the visual numbers. It really helps me stay on time.

I am a visually impaired musician and I would just like to say how your site has helped me greatly. Many electronic metronomes are based on screens and digital displays, touch screens etc that are inaccessible for the blind user. I found this metronome easy to use with my screen reading software, and find it a great aid to me in my profession. Don't change a thing!

I wanted to thank you for creating this tool. It has features that many other on-line metronomes do not (such as the ability to go as low as 30 bpm) and is elegant in its simplicity. We used it to prompt a rhythmic exercise in a patient during blood test for McArdle Disease. Your metronome provided the cueing he needed to successfully complete the task.

I am a piano player who has been learning how to tune the piano. As such I needed a metronome that I could use to learn to recognise beats at 105, 120, and 136 beats per minute. I went nuts looking on line for a simple metronome application that would work and yours was the first I could find. Thank you.

Don't know your name, but I wanted to say thanks a lot for sharing your metronome with everybody. You are a very kind person and you've done something that really helps.