I think it was on this list that someone gave Thomas Mace's
instructions for a pendulum-like time-keeping device that consisted
of a bullet tied to the end of a piece of string attached to the
ceiling. Apparently it works...
On 17 Jun 2008, at 14:32, Narada wrote:
Wouldn't it be nice though to have a traditonal metronome, just to
keep in
flavour with it all. I wonder what they used back then? Had clockwork
mechanism's been invented in the 1500's? But I know what you mean,
when I
run my metronome on my recording studio, my timing is awful, must
be my age.
-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Gibbs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 June 2008 14:15
To: Lutenet
Subject: [LUTE] Web metronome
I've been trying to play along with a metronome more often (even
though it's depressing to realise how unevenly I'm playing) and I
found this online metronome that's nice to use:
http://webmetronome.com
and this one that's not as useful but simulates a real metronome:
http://simple.bestmetronome.com
Andrew
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