A practice program is a sequence of steps, each with its own tempo, number of bars and rhythm, that the metronome plays one after another, so you can change speed or feel without touching a control. Pick a ready-made one below, open it in the editor, change anything and save it.
Every program here is a real template in the app. Opening one only fills the editor: nothing is saved until you press Save.
The click drops out for progressively longer sections. Hold the pulse internally and lock back in when the metronome returns.
Moves through quarter-note, eighth-note, triplet and sixteenth-note subdivisions over a steady pulse without losing the beat.
The metronome clicks only on beats 2 and 4. Feel beats 1 and 3 internally to develop a deeper backbeat, pocket and groove.
Gradually raises the tempo to a peak and brings it back down, training clean articulation, consistent timing and control across tempo changes.
Wider means more bars, taller means faster. Dashed steps are silent.
Edit the tempo, bars, rhythm, accents and silence of every step, reorder the steps or add new ones.
Your programs stay in this browser, and you don't need an account.
Send a program as a link or code, or export all your programs to a file.
Yes. Opening a template only fills the editor, so you can change any step before you save, and the template itself is never changed.
A silent step plays no click for its bars, but the bars still count. It trains you to keep the tempo on your own and to land back on the beat when the click returns.
From the tempo and number of bars of every step, on the same beat clock the metronome plays. The count-in and pauses are not included.
