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70 BPM metronome
Drag the weight to change the tempo
quarter note = 70
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 70 BPM
At 70 BPM there’s a click every 0.86 seconds (857 milliseconds). With 8th notes on, that’s 140 clicks a minute; with 16ths, 280.
On the metronome’s scale, 70 falls in the Adagio range (66 to 75): slow and at ease.
A good speed for learning something new: slow enough to play every note cleanly, with time to hear whether each one lands on the click.
Tempos and time signatures
- Metronome at 40 BPM
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- Metronome at 50 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.