Develop steady timing
Listen to a consistent pulse and notice where you rush or slow down. Give your internal sense of rhythm room to grow.
A little focused practice goes a long way. Set your tempo, find your pulse, and build confidence with TempoPro—your free online metronome.
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Listen to a consistent pulse and notice where you rush or slow down. Give your internal sense of rhythm room to grow.
Begin where you can play comfortably. Increase the tempo in small steps as each passage becomes clearer and more reliable.
Slow a difficult section down so you can hear each note, coordinate your movements, and practice clean execution.
Set a comfortable tempo, count the pulse, and build a practice habit that lasts.
Use small tempo steps to work through a difficult passage without losing clarity.
Make sense of BPM, beat units, accents, and counting in different time signatures.
Install TempoPro on your phone and prepare it for sessions without a connection.
Short, regular sessions are a practical way to build a habit. Adapt this routine to your instrument and energy level.
Read the step-by-step guideWarm up for three minutes with a scale or a familiar phrase.
Spend eight minutes on a short section. Stay slow enough to play it cleanly.
Use the final four minutes to reconnect the passage to the piece.
Beats per minute is the number of metronome clicks in one minute. At 60 BPM there is one click each second. In TempoPro, each click represents one beat unit from your selected meter.
Yes, after a successful first online visit has downloaded the offline files. Look for the “Offline ready” status before disconnecting. Your browser may clear stored files, so check readiness before a trip.
Yes. Use it for piano, guitar, drums, voice, or any instrument where a steady pulse helps. Choose a sound and volume that are easy to hear alongside your playing.
Keep the app visible while practicing. Phones may suspend browser audio when you lock the screen or switch apps. The “Keep screen awake” option can help on supported devices.