Baton Metronome vs Robo Darbuka Usage & Stats

Baton Metronome is metronome using a conductor baton. The animate baton shows the beats as a conductor does. You can turn the sound off, just looking at the baton. There are four kinds of beating sound for you to choose. The iPhone version has a full screen mode. The full screen mode is in landscape format, so you can see clearly the beat. The time can be set from 1/4 to 12/4, the subdivision of the beat can be set from 1 to 4. The tempo value is from 40 to 208. The value is set like a traditional metronome. The tempo setting wheel is imitating the real traditional electronic metronome.

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Robo Darbuka

Write a rhythm using the notes from the keyboard and Robo Darbuka will play it for you! The app includes a comprehensive set of popular rhythms as well. You may pick a rhythm from the list and play it along with Bendir, cymbals, or clap sounds. You can also use the claps as a metronome for practicing the tempo when you play. The app can not only play the selected traditional rhythms, useful for listen and practice, but also has the "Robo" function which allows the users to write their own Darbuka phrases or rhythms. The Robo function uses a simplified and intuitive writing music system, based on the names of the Darbuka strokes. The app also simulates virtual Darbuka, Bendir, and cymbals. So you can practice playing the rhythms when you don't have a real instrument with you. The rhythm selection list of this app has the "percussionist way" by default, but you can listen the "bellydance way" where there is the "Variation" label next to the rhythm. The premium version enables the rhythm save, paste, export, import, and save to audio file features. It unlocks all rhythms and exercises, and removes all ads from the app. The in-app purchase for accessing the premium version is a single-time payment which never expires.