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I get bombarded with adds every time I try and do something, there are constantly random stutters and pauses, and now if you want to use it at all, you need a premium subscription. The only way it works for me now is when it's subdividing in sixteenths. Show more

I used the metronome app for years and it was never an issue until this change. I was trying to practice piano and I was going to change the time signature but I’m not allowed to unless I pay for it. I find that quite annoying. Why do I have to pay to use something that should help me? I don’t think I should have to pay for that. This was never an issue so why start it now? Everything else with the app is amazing but that is the only problem I have. Show more

I’m a classical pianist and need a decent metronome. At first this one was fine and I really liked all the options as well as the look of it. The adds were annoying, but just one click to get past them. However, the past two times I opened it it put up an add with no way to close it out, no matter how much time you waited. Basically in order to use the metronome you were forced to start a trial of something not wanted. After several times of closing it and restarting it I have just erased the app and will go download another metronome that doesn’t try to force me to buy something I don’t want. Update on 7/28: Just received a response months later from the developer of this app with the usual response about ads being necessary to keep the app free. Obviously they didn’t bother reading my comment. Of course ads are necessary to have a free app and I have no issue with seeing them or having them appear. The problem is this metronome app, after years of use by me in music practice, all of a sudden had an ad that, instead of watching it for 15 seconds or so and x-ing out of it to go back to the main app, the only way to continue using the app was to purchase the product advertised. Only then could you go back to the app. This is unacceptable and somehow seams like it shouldn’t be allowed. Adds are meant to make people aware of products and services and make them want to use them, not force unwanted products in order to continue with basic operations. I’ve started using another metronome app as there are many to choose from. This one also has ads in order to keep it free but it does them in the normal way that is perfectly acceptable. Show more

I’ve been using this app for a fat minute and there have always been cheeky ads for their premium service with hidden “no thanks” buttons, but today I found no such button. Only the option to upgrade… I just need a metronome I don’t want to play your shoddy games or use whatever crap you think is worth paying a premium. I tried reopening the app to see if it was bugged and turned my brightness up but nope they really just did that. Oh well. Downloaded another and am now leaving this as forewarning for any who happen upon it. Show more

There were WAY too many ads and not to mention every time you pause the metronome you get the pop up about buying stuff for the app. I don’t want to spend my money on an app I want to use to help me learn music! Show more

What you’re actually downloading is an advertisement for their subscription based metronome; a $10 per week subscription mind you. $520.00 a year for a metronome?

Ok. I don’t understand why people are getting this app. It’s asking for $12 a week! Just to use a metronome. It’s just a bit bizarre.

I Every time I play a song it turns gray and turns off.

The app does its job well but it’s annoying having to x out of an ad every time I open the app or turn of the metronome

This really help me with my piano. I is super fun. But I hate the adds.

Way overpriced for what it does. There are much better apps for less.

I do not need or want 15 music apps for a weekly fee. I want to pay to unlock ONE app and just be done with it.

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Metronome is fun and entertaining. I like it because it is very musical. I think you should definitely get this game because it is great.

$12 a week subscription scam for a subpar metronome

Been teaching for 20 years. This is a wonderful go-to app for just about every situation.

it's cool, but there are better metronome apps out there. You don't even get to experience the who thing!! You have to pay, and I'm not going to pay for something that isn't even that best. Show more

Bob

App is very slow to start. There’s an annoying animated bird creature which is distracting and covers some of the settings. Nearly every time you pause the beat you get an ad which is hard to dismiss due to the tiny cancel buttons which are very hard to see (low contrast) and are far smaller than the purchase buttons. Show more

Simple & beautiful.