What does a metronome do and how do you use it?

It is a tool to help you develop a standard rhythm

You know, the beats that you play according to your feelings are not necessarily accurate, you may not feel it yourself, for example, if you take a piece and you play it yourself, you think that you are accurate in every beat, but when you record it, and then you listen to what you play, you know that your beat is very non-standard, or it is snatched, or it is slow, more or less

The metronome is the most basic rhythmic framework for you to understand each tempo, each rhythmic type, to know the standard, to develop the new right?

21-1 Metronome Tutorial Types of Metronomes.

How to use a metronome and why to use a metronome.

How to use the mechanical metronomeThe base of the mechanical metronome that you have just picked up is pried open with a change cone. Remove the filler. This is for shock protection when transporting.

You can see the gears inside. After using it for a while, you can apply some oil to prevent rust.

Reclose the bottom cover. Stand up on a horizontal plane. Remove the transparent panel.

Slide the metal block on top to adjust the pendulum. If we set the speed to 80, we need to move the metal block up to the 80 pendulum scale.

Adjust the beat. Pull out the accent lever. There are numbers on it.

The top of the lever is marked with 0 2 3 4 6, which is how many beats each bar represents; For example, 3 4 4th notes are one beat, and each measure is 3 beats, then it is pulled to 3, and the rhythm is played every three beats.

There is a beat spring on the right side of the metronome. Turn it clockwise. You don't have to go up to the end. There is a large resistance and stop.

Pull the pendulum to tilt to the left or right.

Just let go of your hand. The pendulum is working.

When you are done using it, put the metal block down, or you can leave it alone. Cover with a transparent lid and store.

Questions. [covers face].

Questions. Oh. I'll go in and have a look, thank you.

1. Metronomes can cultivate the concept of speed.

If you grasp the speed properly, you will be able to grasp the ** emotion naturally and intuitively and provoke the right experience.

2. Make the performance more complete and stable, and the rhythm more even.

For some students, the phenomenon of "slow pace of difficult passages, fast speed of easy passages" is widespread. If you can use the metronome to do slow practice, and adjust the game code step by step, before you know it, the speed of the piece will go up, and the speed and rhythm of the play will be smooth and even.

3. Make attention concentrate and improve efficiency.

People tend to wander when they practice the instrument for a long time, and the "click" sound of using the metronome can remind the practitioner that they should not be left behind for a moment, and when the designated practice passage is completed, they can relax as much as possible.

4. Make the playing technique solid, and the memorization score more accurate and firm.

Under the supervision of the metronome, the rhythm change practice can deepen the impression of each note in the phrase in the cerebral cortex and help memorize the score. In the case of the same fingering, it can be destroyed and not so that each finger can be fairly and affirmatively trained.

5. It is beneficial to establish the consciousness of accompaniment, joint playing, ensemble and concerto.

Using a metronome allows the practitioner to learn to listen, which is like having a meticulous friend playing with the practitioner and having to count the beats in order to fit in.