Flex Metronome Hack 2.0 + Redeem Codes
Simple and Flexible Metronome
Developer: YASUHIRO SEKINE
Category: Education
Price: $0.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.0
ID: com.gmail.sekineko.SimpleFlexMetronome
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Description
Flex Metronome is a flexible and easy to use metronome app which enables you to make various kinds of rhythm patterns such as polyrhythm, swing, ethnic rhythm, unusual time signature, etc. very easily. You can save the rhythm pattern you created, and there are lots of preset rhythm patterns which you can edit and save.
Version history
2.0
2020-10-28
- Support for iOS 14 (Older version did not work on iOS 14)
1.5
2020-07-30
- Remembers selected item in the list
1.4
2020-07-18
- Bug fixes (wrong beat number when it restarts)
1.3
2020-06-19
- Bug fix (stop button disappears when it comes back from background)
1.2
2020-02-08
- Bug fixes
- iOS 13 support
- iOS 13 support
1.1
2019-05-28
- Remembers the last pattern played and loads it when the app starts.
- Enables to change tempo while playing.
- Enables to change tempo while playing.
1.0
2018-11-21
Ways to hack Flex Metronome
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Ratings
5 out of 5
1 Ratings
Reviews
Prolly K,
Can Do Swing Beats
I was looking for a metronome that could do a New Orleans Second Line beat. This metronome has templates that you can adapt and save your own beat patterns. There’s a good visual interface that I used to insert some beats and turn down others.
The designer also included some pretty interesting non-standard patterns in odd time signatures that give me new ideas.
One note for the designer: the “ping” or bell sound on the downbeat is a specific pitch (D flat) that may not be in the same key I’m playing. Please consider adding a different sound option like a woodblock, or allow the user to change the pitch of the bell to match the song she/he is playing.
The designer also included some pretty interesting non-standard patterns in odd time signatures that give me new ideas.
One note for the designer: the “ping” or bell sound on the downbeat is a specific pitch (D flat) that may not be in the same key I’m playing. Please consider adding a different sound option like a woodblock, or allow the user to change the pitch of the bell to match the song she/he is playing.
