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04-28-2005
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best metronome with audio out?
My band is going into the studio soon and need to work on timing. We want to get a metronome that has an audio out so we can run it through our P.A. What kinds of products are out there that meet this criteria?
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04-29-2005
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How about an Alesis SR-16 , they're inexpensive and effective.
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04-29-2005
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It depends on what you want to spend. Many inexpensive metronomes have a headphone out that you could patch through your PA, or just send to the drummer's headphones, for rehearsal purposes. The advantages of something like a drum machine would be the memory ability, so you could store tempos/beats for multiple songs and call them up. I have this metronome, which should work and is super cheap.
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04-29-2005
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check out the software metronome called Metrosonus. very usefull, and only 25 bucks. assuming you already have a pc of sorts...
www.metrosonus.com
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