Highlights
- Provides a steady auditory and visual tempo reference for Linux users.
- Allows adjustment of tempo rates to match specific practice speeds.
- Operates within standard desktop environments using system audio outputs.
About this application
Metronome is a utility designed for the Linux platform to help musicians and practitioners maintain a steady rhythm during practice sessions. The application provides a visual and auditory pulse, allowing users to define specific time signatures and tempo rates according to their practice requirements. Its interface remains focused on the primary task of timekeeping without unnecessary distractions or complex sub-menus.
Built specifically for Linux desktop environments, Metronome integrates into standard workflow practices where users need a straightforward time reference. The software relies on the system audio configuration to output regular beats. It is distributed under the GNU General Public License version 3 or later, making the source code available for inspection and modification by the community.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub com.adrienplazas.Metronome
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