The timekeeping revolution is here.

Until now, metronomes have displayed the beat with either an oscillating, inverted pendulum or a blinking light. The classic pendulum metronome works well for a single musician, but is difficult to see by more than one musician at a time. It also cannot be controlled by MIDI or other electronic timekeeping signal.

Cheap digital metronomes often have a small blinking LED but this is no more easily visible to more than one musician than the pendulum metronome and also cannot be slaved to MIDI.

An end to rigidity and non-musicality

Anyone with much studio experience has probably had the misfortune of being asked to record their parts while listening to a click track.  Although we don't know of anyone who prefers a click track, it is often a necessary evil. While the LaserMetronome^TM can be used in conjunction with an audible click track making it much easier to stay on the click, when used instead of an audible click, the LaserMetronome^TM overcomes several previously insurmountable issues. 

Music that breathes...but in perfect time

The LaserMetronome^TM swings a laser beam back and forth in time which allows the musician to see not only where the downbeat is, but where he or she is in relation to the downbeat....in a way most naturally processed by the brain and in much the same way that a human conductor is followed. A click tracks pound the exact moment of the beat into your ears but the LaserMetronome^TM, like a human conductor,  allows musicians to know their intra-beat position. Good musicians often wish to push or drag at one or more places within a song, and this is much easier to do while using a LaserMetronome^TM.  For more information on why the LaserMetronome^TM 'works'..... More-->