how loud is the metronome for piano playing? I use headphones when I play piano
1574325
You can change the volume on the metronome depending on how loud you need it. It is loud but it won't blast you with sound, although you can plug headphones into it. It also has a flashing light which helps too.
1574326
This is not the loudest Metronome and its loud enough for me, but I used it to play my Double bass with is a loud instrument, the beat is a computer not wooden beat, with i love from it, its that is a great multitask device, with the tuner and the play back is amazing, but i don't know if you are going to be taking advantage of those features, since is for playing piano.RubenEdit: I agreed with John
1574327
if you are using headphones I guess it would depend on the volume you are listening at. The Korg is not particularly loud even with the volume all the way up. However, there is a headphone jack so possibly the two sources could be joined to the phones. In addition, there is a blinking light which enables you to see the tempo.
1574328
No loud enough. I ended up buying a Seiko Quartz Metronome which work great!
1574329
As loud as a cat's whisper, if you are playing piano with headphones. You can plug the headphones into the Metronome.
1108365
No, it makes no noise made when you're in tune...or out of tune, either, for that matter. My only complaint is the metronome could be louder. Otherwise, absolutely completely satisfied with this metronome tuner combination!
2097875
I just went and tried it on my piano. Recognized all octaves just fine. However, in the bottom octave and the top octave, I had to play the note pretty hard to get a reading. Not sure if it is loosing accuracy on the extremes, my piano is in need of tuning. No octave number. It shows the note and if it is sharp or flat. Also shows the Hz. It has a tuner option and a metronome option. Both can be used simultaneously.
1001081
The metronome doesn't sound like wood on wood. It is an electronic bleep, but in my opinion it's not unpleasant. I've heard metronomes that sound quite obnoxious. This isn't one of them.
711202
Hello Noah,Thanks for your interest! Even though it is Casio, it's the highest end Casio you can get. It has weighted keys, so it should respond similar to a regular piano. As far as the sound, it has a bunch of settings that simulate the damper, and if the lid is open or not. This is a quality made keyboard, it's the best Casio makes. How does it line up vs. a Wurlitzer? There is no comparison, but it is a good substitute. It has the standard headphone jack size. Hopefully, this helps make your shopping decision easier.
1560876
The metronome has quite a prominent sound, designed to be heard while practicing a musical instrument. The toddler will definitely hear this device. Good Luck
902716
Yes, somewhat you can tell when playing piano and forte. However, this models volume at its loudest is okay for practice play but, if used in an actual venue external speakers will be necessary. On a scale of 1-10 the volume is probably about a 6.5
724520
I certainly find it loud enough. It is vastly superior to many other metronomes in this regard. Be sure to keep in mind that each rhythm has its own volume control in addition to the master volume control. It is easy to get caught up in the individual controls for each rhythm and forget to also set the master volume control.
1701709
I think it's a keyboard that play the sound quieter if the keys are pressed lightly, and louder if the keys are pressed harder. It's truer to the way a real piano is. The harder the the strings are struck the louder the sound. This keyboard play the note the same sound and quality regardless of how hard or fast you push on the keys.
1022088
Hi- the keys are weighted and it feels and sounds like an upright. It plays wonderfully and there is no other key noise that we can hear. It's worked out great for our beginner player!
324137
No I have never noticed it to be extra loud. Sounds like any piano I have played.
1262247
It can be used with headphones, but a conventer is needed because the audio output is not 3.5mm.There is a sustain pedal provided with the piano. You don't need to purchase an additional foot pedal.
2066784
I love my music loud as well. I have my iPhone volume up to about halfway between the middle and the loudest and you can't hear anything besides the music. No outer interference or anything. It's like you're in your own little world of music. Bass is pretty good as well in my opinion.
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Yes. There's also a metronome built in if you just need to establish a beat.
1628342
The keys action is very different to a "real" piano. It takes a while to master it for expression. Depending on your use it might work.I use it for practice only. If you need to practice and them play a "real" piano afterward I would not advise it. The sounds are great if you use headphones.
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I have this keyboard and use a Roland CM-30 Cube Monitor with it. The Cube monitor works extremely well and has a very clean and unfiltered sound (which was important for me since I play mostly classical piano). It's also great since it's actually a mini PA with 3 inputs and a preamp for use with mics and other instruments.
1994708
Absolutely! I really love this piano, and the headphones really let you listen to yourself without anyone hearing you. Hope you enjoy it!