6
Using the metronome
Setting the tempo and beat
1.
Press the button to turn the metronome on.
appears on the display.
2.
To select pendulum (pendulum of a mechanical met-
ronome) steps or full steps, press + and − on the
button at the same time for about one second.
e default setting is pendulum steps.
• If pendulum steps is selected,
appears on the display.
• If full steps is selected,
appears on
the display.
is setting is stored in memory even
when you turn o the power.
3.
To set the tempo, press + and − on the button.
e display indicates the numerical
tempo value.
• With pendulum steps, when you
press the
button, the tempo goes
up or down as shown below. is works the same as a
mechanical metronome.
30 n 32 n 34 ... 88 n 92 n 96 ... 232 n 240 n 252 n 30 ...
Long-press the button to increase or decrease the
value continuously.
• With full steps, the tempo increases or decreases
one beat per minute at a time when you press the
button, through the range of 30 to 252.
Long-press the button to increase or decrease the
value continuously.
You can also specify the tempo using the
button.
See “Setting the tempo via tap tempo” (p. 7) for
details.
4.
Press the button to start the metronome.
e metronome pendulum swings from le to right
in time with the tempo, and the
button blinks with
the tempo.
5.
To change the beat, press , on the button.
e beat changes as follows.
0 n 1 ... 9 (9 beats) n
(quadruplet without the
center beats)n
(quadruplet) n (triplets
without the center beat) n
(triplets) n (duplet)
n 0 ...
6.
To stop the metronome, press the button.
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