I want a metronome that I can set to have no downbeat bell or other noise for the down beat-just a steady click-click. Can this one do that?
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I'm not aware of a downbeat bell- not sure what it means, but I've listened to the 'nome and haven't heard anything such. It does have a steady beat. I dislike black appliances, but this thing actually looks elegant- I wish my grandson would use it more.
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Yes. It just goes click click. you can se it for a ONE two three four, but I just leave it clicking the quarter beats. I love it. It's really a good metronome, considering it is almost all plastic. But it's sturdy plastic.
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You can choose just one sound to play continuously- or set an automatic turn off. I LOVE the thing- it's comes with us out of town as well :)
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The metronome has a visible pulse only...there is no sound as the tuner does not have a speaker. We are considering offering a clip on tuner that also has an audible metronome, but as of yet that is not the case. Thank you for inquiring about this.Terry
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Yes there is an option to do no sound, quiet or a little louder for the piano keys
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I used it for running, so it's light weight was critical. It's not very loud though, so if you can handle a bit more weight, a metronome on a smart phone might work better. Most of those metronomes can make different sounds as well whereas this makes only 1 sound. That said, this device worked for my purpose!
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It is an electronic beep in the upper frequencies, but not at all painful. There is a volume control on the top of the device (not shown in the picture). The metronome is also capable of a different beep to denote beat 1 of a given meter. Hope this helps!
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It does make a bit of a sound as it counts the steps. I wear mine on my waist band and do not really hear the clicking very much at all---but my hearing isn't all that good. As long as it counts my steps accurately that is all I'm interested in.
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YES! I do it all the time :) just turn off the oscillating feature with a simple click of the middle button
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you might be able to get to something close, I know I ended up upgrading to the Line 6 Spider IV 75 to be able to have the sounds I wanted. you can go to the Line 6 web page and look through their Custom tone section and see if you can find a setting.
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Yes, it does make noise when you click, because clicking requires a mechanical compression of the click area. (the swipe functions use electrical touch sensing, and it can sense taps, but clicking still requires a physical push down). Its quieter than many mice, but not silent. All mice that use mechanical motion will make some amount of clicking noise. What you want is a "mouse" that has no mechanical motion at all and uses electo-sensing to indicate taps. There's probably something out there if you look around, but note that the only difference between such a non-clicking mouse and a touchpad, is that you can't physically move a touchpad to move the pointer. So maybe you should just get a larger side touchpad instead - there are plenty of those on the market.
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There is no ticking sound! And I can tell you that I still love this timer. I also like the lack of ticking sound because you can watch tv or listen to music without distraction and still keep a track of the time with just a glance. I found the timer a bit challenging to program but once it was done for the first time it was fine.
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I hope you are able to find the adjustable weight. Even if the weight didn't come off, though, I'm not sure if it's the best metronome. Here's the review I wrote about it in Amazon. There are two problems with this metronome. 1. It isn't loud enough to be heard clearly over the sound of the piano and its volume can't be adjusted. 2. The back-and-forth movement of the arm doesn't give a good visual clue of when the metronome will make its sound; the click comes a little before the arm reaches the end of its travel in each direction. I ended up buying a Seiko SQ50-V Quartz Metronome with adjustable volume, a light that coincides with the metronome click and a wheel that quickly and easily adjusts the metronome tempo.
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Are you sure it isn't listed on the Casio website? I haven't searched for it, and the actual keyboard don't come with a full list, but there are hundreds of sound settings that it must be out there somewhere. Sorry I couldn't help!
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Yes and no... It's not a traditional tap tempo set with your foot. While holding down the foot switch, strum the tempo and it will be set. All sound it cut off while the foot switch is depressed. Release and tempo is set. It works well.
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No loud enough. I ended up buying a Seiko Quartz Metronome which work great!
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Yes, setting the timer by turning the knob clockwise will sound a loud "dinging" sound when the timer approaches zero time. Turning the knob in a counter clockwise motion is the always "on" position.
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No, its actually pretty quiet.....its a fast beat movement,very well made,which means its ticks very fast...but not loud at all. mine has and does serve Me. well.