Metronom 137 vs Circle Of Fifths Quick Look Usage & Stats
- Metronome from 20 to 320 bpm
- Very easy to adjust by simply sliding on the screen
- Marks the beat by vibrating and emitting a sound, with 4 modes: vibration and sound, sound alone, vibration alone (by removing the sound via system setting), discrete mode
- Tap tempo function by tapping in the center of the screen
- Signature management (4/4, 3/4, 6/8…) by swiping from the center of the screen
- Setlist management: save the current setting, name it, change the BPM if needed, reorder and suppress tracks as you wish. You will never forget the tempo of the next song!
- Skip to the next song with a single tap
- Built-in help
- Apple App Store
- Paid
- Music
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Circle of Fifths Quick Look is a simple app that does one thing--let you select Major and minor keys and see their semitones and signatures. Semitones and signatures are just a quick glance away. Works with treble, bass and C clefs.
Zoom into the current key and it fills your Apple Watch screen, making it easy to see the semitones and signature.
Add the Circle of Fifths Quick Look complication to your favorite watch face. Your Circle of Fifths Quick Look reference is even easier to use and always shows the last key and clef you selected.
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Music
Store Rank
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Metronom 137 VS. 
Circle Of Fifths Quick LookDecember 19, 2024