Metronome Watch - BPM Counter vs HapticTronome Usage & Stats

This simple metronome has being entirely designed as an Apple Watch Metronome. With a minimalist user-friendly design, it cannot be easier to set up the metronome from 20 to 300 BPM (Beat count per minute). - haptic metronome mode - beat counter grid - change the time signature - cadence and vibration - wild variety of time tempo - user friendly and minimalist design With the classic mode you will have access to the beat grid view allowing you to set up the intensity of each beat from low, medium to high. This will put the accent on some beats making the sound recognition easier. With the advanced mode you will have a vibration at every beat count.

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HapticTronome

Don’t worry about not hearing your metronome. HapticTronome helps you get the rhythm in your skin. As a drummer, I was tired of not hearing my metronome. That’s why I developed this application that allows to use other senses of the human body than hearing, including the sense of touch. Now you just need to launch your metronome on your iPhone, put it in your pocket and you can feel the vibrations of the rhythm. Thanks to its innovative haptic vibration system, you can now maintain your rhythm without having to listen to your metronome. The subtle vibrations guide you precisely and allow you to keep the tempo, regardless of the ambient noise. Gone are the days when you had to turn up the sound very loud or decrease the velocity of your game. You can also train discreetly, without your neighbor asking you to turn off your metronome.