Korg BeatLab Digital Metronome

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beat. The red light indicates the strong beatleft hand while the green light indicates the weak beatright hand. BeatLab is designed with an extra loud volume so that its easy to hear whats going on even if youre wearing headphones.Korg Beatlab FeaturesTraining function with 39 basic rhythm patterns rudiments ideal for practicing.Sound and LED indicators let you practice the timing of your right and left hand strikes.Supports triplets and complex rhythms such as five to nine notes per beat.Program mode lets you create and memorize twenty four different settings of tempo, beat, and rhythm sound volume.Chain mode lets you memorize eight chains, each containing up to sixteen programmed patterns.Tap Tempo function lets you set the tempo by tapping a button.Headphone jack and adjustable volume.Operation and settings are made easy by the basic layout of sliders and keys.Backlight display for good visibility.Battery operation four AAA alkaline batteries or AC adapter.Get compliments on your rudimentsBeatLabs Training mode is chock full of a multitude of patterns that will help you practice your snare drum rudiments. Thirty nine patterns of the well known standard rudiments such as roll, paradiddle, flam, and ruff are built in, so its easy to practice your snare drum or marching band basics. BeatLab includes cues that help you know which hands turn it is. When its time for your right hand to play, youll hear the right hand sound and see the green LED light. When its your left hands turn, youll hear the left hand sound and see the red LED light. Plus, you can choose whether the pattern starts on the right or left hand.Create your own ideal practice patternsBeatLab isnt just great for drummers. Any player will find it indispensable for brushing up on their performance technique. For just the right feel, try out BeatLabs Program mode. Use it to build your own simple or complex practice patterns. You can combine up to nine types of rhythm and accent at a beat or tempo that you specify. Use quarter notes, eighth notes, sixteenth notes, as well as triplets you can even choose five to nine strikes per beat. Adjust the rhythm and accent volume using BeatLabs five sliders to create an original pattern thats just right for you. BeatLab can store twenty four programs in internal memory. Theres also a Cha
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