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Tuner/Metronome ENO EMT-320

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Base frequency: 27-1760 Hz (?)
Overall dimensions: 70x40x10 mm (?)
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Rhythm - the organization of sounds in time - is one of the foundations of music. Fundamental rhythmic pulsation is present everywhere - both inside living organisms and throughout the world. Everyone has an innate sense of time and perceives it intuitively – both when listening to music and when playing on their own – but in the absence of training, few can boast of complete control over time when performing any physical or mental actions.

The metronome makes the invisible visible and is the main assistant for the general development of the sense of time and confident sound extraction. It is painted on a piece of paper cages that allow you to write exactly. You can often hear that there is no need for any training, since the music comes from the soul, it is for itself and so on. But along with such words, continuous rhythmic failures are most often heard, and sometimes the complete absence of "music" as an ordered set of sounds. The player himself seems that everything is smooth and neat. The more complex the executable figures, the more real time creeps away from the imaginary - this is what the metronome makes as clear as possible, helping to work out the technique and orientation in the fourth dimension. It is when self-expression has a solid "classical" basis, and there is a real magic called music, which carries both listeners and performers to other worlds.

In intuitive mode, there is also a gradual development of rhythmic skills, but the use of a metronome speeds up this process by an order of magnitude and allows you to focus on the content part, providing freedom of creativity and maintaining playing enthusiasm due to the competitive component.
Tuner / metronome / tone generator ENO EMT-320

Tuner:
  • Customization range: A0 (27.5Hz) - A6 (1760Hz)
  • Reception: vibrator/microphone
  • Mode: manual/automatic
  • Modes: chromatic / guitar / bass / violin / ukulele
  • Frequency adjustment A4: 430Hz-450Hz
Metronome:
  • Tempo range: 30-250 beats per minute
  • Size: 10 options (up to 9-shares)
  • Division: 8 variants (duoles, trioles, quartoli)
+Tone generator, backlight, alphabetic and analog indicators, LEDs, CR2032 battery power, 360-degree mounting, auto-switch off. Instructions in English.