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Version 1.2.3 · 2025-10-29
Small design changes to optimize the app
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The store currently lists version 1.2.3, updated 2025-10-29.






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The Pro Tuner Tempo Metronome app is a powerful tool for musicians and music lovers.
Whether you are a professional musician or just learning to play an instrument,
this app will help you improve your accuracy and timing.
With its intuitive interface and extensive features, the Pro Tuner Tempo Metronome app
allows you to customize the metronome to suit your unique needs.
You can choose from a variety of tempo options.
In addition, the app offers a variety of sound options, allowing you to choose
from several different click sounds, as well as adjust the volume
and accent pattern of the click.
The app also includes a useful visual display that shows rhythm and division,
making it easy to keep track of where you are on the beat.
The Pro Tuner Tempo Metronome app is an indispensable tool for any musician
looking to improve their timing and accuracy.…
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