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40 BPM metronome
Drag the weight to change the tempo
quarter note = 40
Any tempo from 20 to 999.
Timing check
Each click is booked on the audio clock a fraction of a second before it sounds. The margin is the closest call so far: while it stays above zero, no click has been late.
- Clicks booked
- 0
- Late
- 0
- Skipped
- 0
- Smallest margin
- –
- Longest timer gap
- –
- Wake-up timer
- –
- Audio output
- –
About 40 BPM
At 40 BPM there’s a click every 1.5 seconds (1,500 milliseconds). With 8th notes on, that’s 80 clicks a minute; with 16ths, 160.
On the metronome’s scale, 40 falls in the Largo range (40 to 59): broad and slow.
Slow tempos are the hardest to keep steady. The gaps between clicks are long, so it’s easy to rush. Turn on 8ths or 16ths to fill them in.
Tempos and time signatures
- Metronome at 40 BPM
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Lessons
Metronome Room is made by Daniel, aka WCHIWA, a producer and composer who teaches guitar, piano, bass, ukulele, music production and composition in London, Maidenhead and online.