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60 BPM (Beats per Minute) Metronome I designed this metronome series to emulate the behavior of mechanical metronomes as accurately as possible. Mechanical metronomes got some advantages over digital ones. The pendulum movement gives the musicians visual clues about the tempo which can be very useful, especially for slow tempos. Unfortunately ...
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