How to use our online tuner and metronome.

Tuner instructions.
There are two ways to use our tuner. Click the ON button for automatic tuning. The tuner will play each string's sound three times before advancing to the next string. This method is hands free. The other way is to click on any of the string's notes E A D G B E to play that string's sound. To stop auto tuning press OFF when it appears. In auto tuning mode the tuner will stop after playing the high E string.

Metronome instructions.
The metronome is divided into 2 sections. There is a Tempo section where the desired tempo is dialed in. To use put the cursor on the tempo shuttle knob (where the red part is) and click and drag the knob either up to increase the tempo or down to decrease the tempo. Dragging the shuttle a small amount will slowly change the tempo as dragging the shuttle 90 degrees will change the tempo rapidly. 

There are two timers on the metronome. They are there for you to develop your practice regiment. The Total Time reflects the total amount of time you have practiced. The Elapsed Time is the time between pressing Play and Stop. For example, lets say you want to practice your scales 30 minutes. 15 minutes will be major scales and 15 minutes will be minor scales. Pressing Play will start the metronome and the timers for you to practice your major scales. After 15 minutes of Elapsed Time you will press Stop. Pressing Play again will start the metronome and the timers for you to practice your minor scales. After 15 minutes of Elapsed Time you will press Stop. The Total Time will reflect 30 minutes of practice. This makes it easy to practice any regiment. Pressing RESET will reset the Total Time.
The Change Tone button will change the sound of the metronome.

Enjoy.

NOTE The metronome uses your computer clock for it's timing. If you find the beat's varying  try closing any applications you are running in the background while using the metronome. You should have no problems with a fast computer. This metronome has been developed and tested on a Pent ll 350mhz computer.