by Kyle Coughlin

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Subdividing Metronomes

	Duple Subdivision Metronome
	Triple Subdivision Metronome
	Quadruple Subdivision Metronome

MetronomeBot’s Practice Tips:

The subdividing metronomes are used for practicing rhythms that include note values that are shorter than one beat. When you are in a simple meter like 2/4, 3/4, or 4/4 use the duple subdivision metronome for eighth notes; use the triple subdivision metronome for triplets; and use the quadruple subdivision metronome for sixteenth notes.

Stay with the metronome’s beat. Make sure that you can hear the beat clearly and play with it. If you are having trouble focusing on the beat and what you are practicing, play it at a slower tempo.

Learn about rhythm and how to subdivide the beat, and improve your skills:

Visit www.Rhythm-In-Music.com and get The Fundamentals of Rhythm Book by Kyle Coughlin.
The book and website include explanations of all basic rhythm terms and note values with over 450 practice patterns to help you develop your rhythm skills and improve your sight-reading.

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