Does this metronome have a function to start playing at one speed and have it gradually increase to another tempo?
916295
I don't believe that that can be programmed unless it is somehow done through midi.
916296
There are two a "teaching modes". One increases the tempo gradually, the other increases the tempo every second measure. I have found these useful.
1385067
Yes, regarding the tempo, I believe so. You can change the key or "fine tune" the recording's pitch in small increments. I had the earlier version of the tuner, which I was happy with, but this model is a big improvement.
1490925
Hi Raffi, yes, this metronome sounds a bell on the downbeat, accommodating meters with 2 beats to the measure, 3 beats to the measure, 4 beats to the measure, and 6 beats to the measure, as well, as a constant, rhythmic ticking with no bell sound at all. All of these options are easily available with the pull of a little silver rod on the side of the unit, and each option is easily marked to satisfy any of your needs. I am very grateful for the affordability of this fine 'instrument'!
1231258
Yes it does but only works while the song is playing so you either have to be very quick or put it on pause, change the key and then restart. I find this very cumbersome.
128557
I can't speak for newer versions. On ours, the sun and hands move and the metronome triggers a couple of different tunes.
1680353
yes,but its a little tricky.if you push when you slide it it will change to the next song.
1232345
Answer is yes.This was the first thing I tried when I got it being a musician of sorts. How: You know how you can toggle start and pause by clicking on the video portion of the screen. The method below takes advantage of that. Program the left foot pedal so that when you press it, it is equivalent to hitting a left mouse button (I am a righty). Once that is done, place the cursor over the video and press the left foot pedal
1294234
No it doesn't fast forward. It just pauses the music, it allows you to answer phone calls. Excellent sound has gotten even better with play.
706903
Theres a little screen that teaches u which finger to use when playing built in songs.. But it is too fast
1323709
You must use a computer or record a loop/track and play along. The controller dial can be used to select sounds during a song but it takes a little time to make the change since the dial is located at the bottom of the controller. If you want to use sat three or four different sounds you build a new file which when open can be dialed in, up or down to get the sequence. I use a radial splitter and two volume pedals so I can blend the fishman vst and the guitar
958768
You can program the pedal to respond different ways. But I don't believe it can be used for anything other than starting, stopping, fast forwarding and rewinding audio files
1773314
Yes. Punch in "3", "0", and hit "Start/Stop" to initiate and when countdown is complete (timer beeps) then hit the "Start/Stop" button to stop the noise. At this point the timer displays the previous 30-second count. Hit the "Start/Stop" button and the cycle continues. Hours of fun. Not sure exactly what you are looking for but this is a great timer.
845522
It has a function where you can hold down the button and strum your guitar to set the tempo. This sounds jolly clever but, in my experience it's very hard to use in practical playing situations. P'raps I misunderstood how to use it? :) If you want this delay unit, with a dedicated tap-tempo, maybe check out the FlashbackX4? Hope that helps.
2221872
I use it in my solo shows, piano and sr-18. I use two pedals, one fill one start/stop. I match up the patterns to my songlist and make note of the bpm on my ipad.
2270204
Go into your transcription software, find the controller options, and you can tell it in the software what to do with each of the three sections of the pedal, e.g., you can choose "backspace five seconds" for the left side, "play" for the center section, and "fast forward" for the right side. You can configure it any way you like. If one of the sections isn't working, it could be because you need to configure the pedal via your transcription software.
567544
There is a button to change the "rate on all those effects, i.e. "Built-in FX: Reverb, Delay/Echo, Chorus, Tremolo, Vibratone and more -- Delay time and Tremolo speed can easily be set with the Tap button."
1771407
No, the steps can not be made smaller. That many devisions would make the dial huge. Also it is unnecessary because an increase of one beat going from 80 to 81 beats per minute for example would be unnoticeable to the human ear.If you need it to increase by one, try pro metronome app on an iPhone or a similar app on a different smart phone.