🔊 Make It Go BOOM (or Whisper)

The metronome in OnSong can play audio to keep you from sounding like a total amateur when you're tryna nail that click track. The audio settings section in metronome settings lets you tweak how this lil' robot beats sounds. It's got the following bangers:

🥁 Soundscapes of Clickitude

OnSong supports way too many metronome sounds, including:

• Wood Block is literally a wood block havin' a bad day — the downbeat gets all high & mighty. Default (because we said so).
• Beep is a computer havin' an existential crisis. Use it to drown out literally everything else you're playin'.
• Claves is that clicky-clacky vibe with the downbeat flexin' in a higher register.
• Light Tap is basically a ghost tappin' you on the shoulder, except the downbeat actually shows up.
• Shaker is an egg shaker havin' the time of its life (very quietly, tho).
• Bass Drum with Snare plays the bass drum on literally every beat & saves the snare drama for the downbeat.
• Bass Drum with Crash is that one friend who brings the cymbals to every party. Bass drum everywhere, crash on the downbeat.
• Hi Hat and Snare is your drummer in a nutshell — hi hat goin' crazy on the beats, snare gettin' all dramatic on the downbeat.
• Hi Hat Open/Close plays that tssss-ka hi hat action for the beats. You know the one.

📍 Pan

Slide this bad boy left & right if you wanna pretend the metronome is havin' an identity crisis. (Pro tip: iOS has a glitch where it won't fully drown out one channel. We're as mad about it as you are.)

🔊 Volume

Turn it up, turn it down, or live dangerously somewhere in the middle. This one's all you, fam — totally independent from OnSong's main volume so you can be extra.

⚙️ Behavior Shenanigans

This is where the metronome gets its personality. Tweak these bad boys:

• Play Down Beat — flip this on & the downbeat gets its own special sound treatment. Flip it off & it's all the same boring beat. Default is on (we're generous like that).
• Play Down Beat Only — turn this on & you only hear beat 1. Beats 2, 3 & 4? Poof. Gone. RIP.

🎯 BPM Settings

These are basically the guardrails so you don't tempo yourself into the stratosphere.

• Default BPM is your fallback tempo when you're too lazy to set one. We picked 96 BPM because it felt right.
• Minimum BPM is the slowest tempo you can actually use without fallin' asleep. Bottom line: 40 BPM.
• Maximum BPM is the fastest our lil' metronome can handle before it has a meltdown. Ceiling: 200 BPM (typo in the original but we're leavin' it).