BassEducation Metronome

Band rehearsals, and live performances. Created by touring bassist Damian Erskine, it supports macOS 14.0 and later. The software uses a large tempo dial as its core, allowing users to drag to adjust the speed, fine-tune by step, switch between half-speed and double-speed, and also set the tempo by tapping. In addition to standard time signatures, it supports odd and compound time signatures such as 5/4, 7/8, and 9/8, allowing users to set strong accents, unemphasized accents, or silence on each beat, and independently mix downbeats, eighth notes, sixteenth notes, and triplets. BassEducation Metronome Users can choose from sounds such as woodblocks, shakers, drum kits, cue sounds, and voice counts, adjusting the pitch and volume to create personalized beats to match swing rhythms. The practice coach provides training methods such as gradually increasing or decreasing the tempo by measure and random silent measures to help develop speed control and an inner sense of rhythm. BassEducation Metronome Pro Modes offers a rhythm library, setlist, and live mode, allowing you to save song beat configurations and recall them in performance order. The Mac Stage window supports temporary tap tempo testing and fine-tuning without altering saved settings. The software also features pre-beat, instant start, and screen flash indicators, requires no account registration, and the developers state that it does not collect application data.