Online Metronome

Yes. It uses the Web Audio API with a lookahead scheduling technique — beats are scheduled against the audio clock in small batches rather than relying on intervals, which keeps timing accurate to within a few milliseconds.

Start at a tempo where you can play the passage perfectly 3–5 times in a row, even if that feels slow. Then increase by 4–8 BPM at a time. This gradual method builds clean muscle memory much faster than practicing at full speed.

They are traditional Italian tempo markings: Largo (40–60 BPM) is very slow, Adagio (66–76) slow, Andante (76–108) at a walking pace, Moderato (108–120) moderate, Allegro (120–156) fast, and Presto (168–208) very fast. Tap any term to jump to its range.

Tap the TAP button in the rhythm you have in mind. The metronome measures the intervals between your recent taps, averages them, and sets the BPM — ideal for matching the tempo of a song by ear.

The downbeat (first beat of each measure) is accented with a higher-pitched click. This is standard metronome behavior: it helps you feel the meter and always know where the measure begins, especially in 3/4 or 6/8.