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I've been very pleased with the app. I click and it clicks. No annoying ads to wade through before getting going. altering tempo is quick, easy and intuitive. I like that the meter is easy to customize for strong beats to stand out. Nice…
good simple metronome app. no ads or payments (though that is a bare minimum). fits the bill, usable, would recommend.
easy to use for a novice, works like you expect it to, helps me slow down and stay on time. Best part: NO ADS! ..... Yet. I've been using it for a week
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