Deaf Musician Metronome
Counting 4/4 with 2 subdivisions
"... their rise and fall incorporates a ‘gravity bounce’ that feels like having your own conductor to help you keep in time. I found it reliable enough to abandon audio clicks altogether and use as a silent metronome, which also makes it useful for deaf musicians."
Martin Walker, Sound on Sound mini review of Bounce Metronome
What is it?
Since it shows the rhythm so precisely like a conductor's baton, this is an ideal metronome for a deaf musician.
There is no need to be able to hear the sound to play in time with the metronome.
What can you do?
You can mute the sound and use it as a completely silent metronome.
Because the visuals are so precise, and show the beat really clearly, it is ideal for this task.
It has an amazing range of rhythms including polyrhythms, and has all the most advanced tempo features of a metronome.
9/8
Polyrhythm 4:3 with bounce inside oval.
For many more videos and to find out about the range of rhythms you can use, see the Video Resources page. To find out more about the bounce effect see Bounce Visual Effects.
Where do I find it in Bounce Metronome:
To use as a silent metronome, just click the play button for the bouncing balls on their own.
Normally plays sound along with the bouncing balls. To switch that option off go to Bounce Preferences and switch off the check box: "Start BOUNCE along with SOUND and stop when sound stops"
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