Korg LMA120 Digital Metronome

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tempoChoose from two types of tempo steps Pendulum, or FullTen different beats and six different rhythms can be combinedTap function lets you set the desired tempoThe timerstopwatch function lets you time your practice sessions up to 99 minutesYou can use the Reference Pitch and Calibration functions to tune your instrumentUniqueConducting Motiondisplay and extra large LCD for easy visualization of the tempoTaking advantage of the extra large LCD, the LMA 120 provides a unique Korg tempo display method a newly developed conducting motion display in which three bars move in a way similar to a conductors baton. This is a revolutionary new method of indicating the tempo, in which accelerating motion lets you feel the tempo in a natural musical way. Normally, you keep tempo by listening to the metronome, but the LMA 120 provides a large Conducting Motion Display to visually show the tempo as well.Alternatively, you can use an LR movement display in which the meter moves left and right like a conventional metronome, or you can use the LR movement simultaneously with the conducting motion display, giving you three display modes to choose from.Choose from ten types of beats, six types of rhythms, and three types of tempo step patternsBy combining ten types of beats 0 9 and six types of rhythms quarter notes, eighth notes, triplets, triplets with the middle note omitted, quadruplets, and quadruplets with the middle notes omitted, you can set up rhythms suitable for practicing a wide range of songs and styles. In addition, the tempo can be specified in one of three ways. You can use full step mode to adjust the tempo in a range of 30 to 252 in increments of 1 BPM, pendulum step mode to set the tempo to the same values available on a mechanical metronome, or repeatedly press the TAP switch in time with the desired tempo.TimerStopwatch functionThe built in TimerStopwatch function lets you measure extended intervals as long as 99 minutes, a convenient feature for your practice sessions.Convenient tuning functionsSound Out mode generates a reference tone to which you can tune your instrument. The LMA 120 can produce a reference tone in a one octave range of C4 C5. The A4 reference frequency calibration can also be adjusted in a broad range from 410 Hz to 480 Hz.
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