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Why Should I Use A Metronome?

3/9/2018

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As the saying goes, timing is everything!  This is especially true when playing a musical instrument.

There are many benefits to using a metronome.
  • Improve your timing.
  • It’s a way you can track your progress by knowing exactly the tempo that you are comfortable with.
  • It can help keep you from wanting to speed up and slow down during a song. Many of us have a tendency to speed up during loud sections and slow down during softer passages.
  • By starting with a slow tempo you can work out faster passages keeping them precise as you increase the tempo.  This will help you stay clean at faster tempos.

​One of my favorite tricks with a metronome is to set it up so the click is on the 2 and 4 of a measure like a snare drum.  This can be challenging and will really help you find the groove.
I think that you will find that using a metronome is a fast way to improve your timing and feel which will really help you become a better player.
 
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5 Comments
Toni Kooli
3/9/2018 12:06:47 pm

I demad all of my students buy a metronome before I will give them lessons. Well written!

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Mike Zentz
3/12/2018 02:17:58 pm

I've always struggled with timing issues and have tried various metronomes, I finally gave up and joined a death metal band.

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Austin Daniels
3/13/2018 10:27:12 am

I use one when I practice scales

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Jeff Coolie link
3/13/2018 11:11:11 am

I personally have used a metronome for years, but piano players are a different breed.

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R Jendrix
3/13/2018 11:33:52 am

I use one and still have timing issues.

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