Product
An Update on Sheet Music Annotation in METRO X
We've temporarily turned off sheet-music annotation while we rebuild it to the standard we want. Here's what changed, what still works, and when it's coming back.
The METRO X Blog
Practical guides on metronome practice, ensemble timing, and getting better at your instrument — from the team building the all-in-one music practice app for iPhone, iPad, and Android.
Product
Why Professional Orchestras Use Visual Beat Devices (And How METRO X Brings That Idea to Your iPhone)
Pro orchestras have used silent, red-light visual beat devices for decades. Here's why audio click doesn't work in pro settings, and how METRO X's floating Orb brings the same idea — directly onto your sheet music — for free.
Product
See Your Rhythm, Sync Your Ensemble: The Two Patent-Pending Ideas Behind METRO X
Two patent-pending ideas — a floating visual beat on top of your score, and real-time multi-device ensemble sync — explained, and why they replace pro hardware that used to cost thousands.
Sync
How to Sync Metronomes Across Multiple Devices for Band Practice
Two metronomes started at the same time will drift apart in seconds. Here's how to actually keep an entire band in sync — no cables, no in-ear clicks, no audio engineer.
Practice
How to Practice with a Metronome: The Complete Beginner's Guide
Most musicians use a metronome wrong. Here's the step-by-step routine that actually fixes your timing — for piano, violin, guitar, or any instrument.
Comparisons
Best Metronome App for Musicians in 2026 (Compared)
An honest comparison of the top metronome apps of 2026 — accuracy, multi-device sync, sheet music, tuner, and price. Here's which one we'd actually recommend.