Tempomate 4+

Great metronome with one easy fix issue

Update - thanks to the developer for addressing the issue - the click is hititng at -6dB which is better, but still have to turn everything else down to hear it comfortably. One way you make the clicks louder is by using a limiter on and making their percieved loudness greater, while keeping them from clipping - that would be great! Thank you for updating regardless, it is a great app - i would love if could be louder still though! then users could use the volumer slider to adjust either way

the max volume is WAY to low. I need to put a limiter on my virtual output just to hear it against instruments in my studio. Please please update the volume to be more dynamic - thank you!

Developer Response ,

Hi, please upgrade to version 4.7 and let me know whether it fixes the issue you have. The sounds I use are already pretty close to 0dB but I tried to make them even louder and upgraded the internal sound engine.

Best Metronome For Mac OS By Far

After trying out several metronome apps from the App Store, including some I purchased, I finally discovered one that exceeds expectations. I've been searching for a metronome with automatic tempo increase, and although I found another option, its operation is quite convoluted, not to mention its unattractive interface. In contrast, this metronome is incredibly intuitive with a sleek and professional design. The only feature I feel is missing is the ability to adjust the values with up and down arrows rather than typing them in. Hopefully, this functionality will be included in a future update. Despite this, it still deserves a 5-star rating.

Perfect in Every Way but the Sound Library

Been using the paid version of the app for a bit over a year now for practice. It is almost literally perfect, except for one thing: the built-in sound(s) for live performance.

We want to use the metronome in live performance as our band's click track. But all the sounds built into Tempomate are not very good for this situation -- even the synthetic ones blend in too much with the mix.

I assume doing custom sounds would be too much work, so what I would recommend as a really easy fix is to just copy the general sound of Ableton Live's built-in metronome. Many (most?) advanced bands use this metronome as their live metronome.

The iPhone app called "Tempo" has a built-in sound that is also very similar to the Ableton Live sounds. So right now we have to use the iPhone app for live performance, which is a bummer -- we want Tempomate!

Begging for this.