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Hi Gigi!! Thank you for your visiting :> I like your music! I'll look forward to other works! Good luck to U

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Hi Jude Bowlas! Thank you for visiting Metromon >< Do you mean this video file? I was going to start online selling these soon~ I'll tell you if it starts!

Oh!! Thanks a lot ~ I'll try for better quality!

Oh! Thank you so much friend ><

I hope these will continue to be of help to you bb

@@metromon-4466 I'm sure thanks for your work, sharing

Thx!!!

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Hey Bobby, it's a good day to practice lol TYSM is all mine :) It's sad that I can't hear your bass now here, seriously I hope your music life makes you happy Please come more often~

@@metromon-4466 thanks dude! i can play the part if it now thanks to your help! (ive repeated the video four godamn times 😭)

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That fast!!?? LOL

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That's nice. It's not alcohol LoL

Hi, bro :) Thank you for your interest to Metromon! It means the degree of stepping on the hi-hat pedal. "Closed" means that two cymbals of hi-hat are pressed completely, and "Open" means that the two cymbals are separated because it's not pedaled. And "Half-Open" means that the pedal is pressed but not fully pressed, so it's slightly open. It needs minimal pressure of pedaling to play a half-open. As you know, hi-hat sound is totally different depend on pedaling. I love the half-open because of its rough, dirty, groovy sound. Please visit Metromon often and have a nice day!

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I feel very rewarded to hear you :)

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Thanks a lot! Enjoy practicing!

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Thank you Frank'nStein!

Good luck to your music life!

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Oh, Thanks, Buddy!

I'm not aure if I understood your comment well, but there's already some acoustic emphasis. Not only in every bar, but also every beat. Those accents are different slightly each other and not on strong side. Because I wanted, and designed to sound as natural as possible, and also considered it's a metronome, not a performance. So you may feel this emphasis is not enough. (But I'd like to recommend you to feel these small differences) Thank you so much for your comments again :) and if I got something wrong, please let me know lol~ Always welcome!

@@metromon-4466 Thank you very much, and please excuse my explanation might have been a little hard to understand. English is not my native language. When playing the track, and playing along to it, I had a hard time identifying the first beat of the bar and found myself looking for the counter on the display, while I should rather keep my eyes on the sheet. The beats as such are clearly recognizable, it is just that beat one appears to sound just the same as beat two, three and four, at least with my instrument also making its noise at the same time. I'll try again this afternoon, and maybe I can figure it out by listening real close. Thank you again.

Thank you so much for your interest to MetroMon! I read your comment several times and I can relate with you. But it's not easy to express, so please understand there's some lacks in my comment. lol The bars and beats shown on the video are just use for making sure whether I'm counting right or not when you open your eyes in the middle. We should not rely on much that. Even if you close your eyes, you have to be able to count exactly where you are going now in your head.. about bar, beat and chord. Of course some accent can help you count more easily. But we also should not rely on much that. The ultimate goal is the ability to count with our head :) I want to believe this MetroMon can help that kind of training!

And speaking of metronome sound... the 1st note of a bar (the accent of the 1st beat of a bar) is stronger than the other beats, obviously. And the difference of accent is not constant. It's different slightly each bar and each beat like a great real playing. Good luck to your practicing!

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Thanks bro, and I hope this continues to help you

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I usually set the tempo slower when I miss the click. Or rasing the volumn is one way too.

But I think the most very important thing is to concentrate more and more to perceive every click that divided

Oh! Thanks brother! I'll need to find and enjoy that song right now lol

Ohhh! Thank you as well~

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I appreciate you, you sent me into the air lol

There will be other unique and interesting editions for practice, though update is very slow lol

you wouldn't be let down , i hope~

@@metromon-4466 I'm actually using this for my drum student. We're doing a cover of "Come Together" along with a track, and the hi-hats at 83BPM are the perfect 🤌 intro to count us off.

Oh my God... I checked this too too late..so sorry man.. I don't know why, but I couldn't see your comment on the manager window. I'm so thankful for you >.< You made me fully full lol I hope your ability of music improve day by day. Please visit a lot!

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enjoy practicing~

you love it lol