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Version 2.1.13 · 2026-06-06
• App now restores from previous state it was in when last terminated. • Reduced verbosity of messages on startup to reduce load time.
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The store currently lists version 2.1.13, updated 2026-06-06.








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• GrooveClix™ by Jay Oliver, is the GameChanger metronome everyone is talking about!
• Imagine an advanced metronome that not only clicks, but GROOVES with real human feel!
• Hundreds of Groove Presets - custom created in multiple time signatures and variable subdivisions - right on your phone or device.
• Practicing to beats and subdivisions with highly musical deep pockets - is a GameChanger for anyone who plays a musical instrument.
• This innovative app will put you on the FAST TRACK to a significantly improved time feel.
• Try it FREE for 7 days, you will NOT want to stop practicing!…
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• App now restores from previous state it was in when last terminated. • Reduced verbosity of messages on startup to reduce load time.
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