Cheap metronome?
- Thread starter rfseet
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kerplunk182
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Do you want the metronome alone or with the tuner?
Gr3y
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Get one of these from yamaha.
Analog!!! Digital ones just doesn't cut through the mix as well.
1stly, you paste that pic from a renner piano website and you ask ppl to go yamaha buy.. champion..
2ndly, trying putting that next to a loud amp or a drumset..
3rdly, get any in between tempo say.. 131bpm.. even though you don't need to be so accurate, just try.
lastly, can i get a split rhythm with this thing? I'm not good with triplets.
I'm not saying analog isn't good, they are good to me. Only when i need it for acoustic guitar playing or max up to a piano. Anything that can go loud, the analog metronome isn't a good recommendation.Let me give some recommendations here.
-If you don't need a loud metronome, get something that's like a clip on tuner type. It's better when you add cost and portability into factor. Most of the modern digital tuner allows you to split your rhythm into complex stuff like triplets, quavers, or even semi-quavers.
-If you are a drummer, consider something you can plug into your ear but the machine isn't on your ear. Just ear phones attached to a machine.
-If you need something loud for a band, get a drummer! haha..
Relax man. I kid with the analog thing but, peronally, i hate sticking earphones into my ears (which is required for most digital metronome) when I'm playing through my amp. But i do agree with some of the shortcomings.
BTW to the threadstarter, if you want something cheap. I recommend you just download one of the numerous FREE metronome programs online.
And oh yah.. the metronomes in the pics are Nikko metronomes, which, to my knowledge, are not exclusive to renner piano.
BTW to the threadstarter, if you want something cheap. I recommend you just download one of the numerous FREE metronome programs online.
And oh yah.. the metronomes in the pics are Nikko metronomes, which, to my knowledge, are not exclusive to renner piano.
