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» How To Use A Metronome — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 08:45:05 +0000

[...] You can speed up the metronome when you start to feel comfortable with it, and you can also reset it so that it sounds on beats number two and four. However you do it, the aim is to get you playing your music in time but not building up tension in your body trying to keep up with the metronome on too high a speed. When you learn some chords your metronome will be really handy in learning to change chords smoothly. [...]