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rogeliocan -> RE: Oscar Herrero metronome? (Oct. 21 2011 20:53:49)
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it but it is a bit expensive
I find it's CRAZY expensive! Unless it went down in price recently.
But it does more than just keep the beat, you can program it to do different compas and change as it plays. I find that the sound sounds clanky though (of course with a tiny little speaker), I guess it would sound better through real speakers, not sure if you can do that, my friend has one.
But if you just want a metronome that simply counts different flamenco palos, there use to be the Mundo Beat, but you could only find it used now, it use to sell for $100CDN. All it makes are 2 electronic beep sounds. Maybe you can find a used one on the foro. The plus is that it holds tempo, the minus is that you need the user manual because it is far than intuitive, also you need to plug it in the wall because it eats up batteries like crazy, 5 hours and they are dead.
There is this one here, and it also serves as a tuner. As you can see if you click on the 2nd demo, it does different rythms for the different palos. But the sounds are pretty crappy, most of them like a high hat and a slap in the face (like the old Chinese movies) type of sound or the Phil Collins reverse snare sound; like Djjjj Djjjjj (makes me laugh when I hear it). Most of these would get on my nerves after a while.
The plus is that it holds the beat and it is simple to use and it has a descent price.
http://www.flamencometronomo.com/html/tresenuno_i.html
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