Poly Metronome vs StringView

Poly Metronome is a precise, modern practice tool for musicians who want more than just a click. Build complex rhythms with multi-voice polyrhythms, per-beat accents, and custom subdivision patterns, then save them as presets or setlists — or drill them with Coach and Automator. A completely redesigned interface gives you a clean, modern look that scales from iPhone to iPad in portrait and landscape, with a live pulse ring that shows every voice and accent at a glance. FREE FEATURES • Studio-grade timing engine, 1–800 BPM • Ad-free interface, dark / light / system theme • 18 built-in sound banks (10 metronome + 8 polyrhythm) • Tap tempo, manual BPM entry • Vibration + LED flash sync (iPhone) • Pedal / Bluetooth keyboard remote control PRO FEATURES • Up to 5 simultaneous polyrhythm voices, each with its own sound bank, color, accents, and pattern • 16 built-in rhythm patterns + custom pattern editor with real musical notation • Per-pulse accent editor (silence / piano / mezzo / beat) • Per-beat rhythm patterns: assign a different subdivision to each click — mix quarters, eighths, triplets, and sixteenths within a single bar • Count-in: audible countdown before every playback so you're always on time • Setlists: queue songs in any order, each with its own tempo, meter, and voice mix — auto-advance switches bar-aligned on the downbeat • Coach Trainer: Circle or Random mute bars to test your inner timing • Automator: gradual tempo climb by bar count or seconds, with start / stop bounds • Per-voice volume, mute, custom name • iCloud sync: presets and setlists stay up to date across all your devices automatically Ideal for drummers, guitarists, pianists, singers, dancers, and any musician serious about timing.

StringView is a visual fingerboard trainer for bowed and fretted string players. Choose your instrument, pick a scale, and explore the fingerboard as a clear, colorful map of notes, intervals, and scale degrees. 

Explore 16 scales and modes (more to come) StringView includes a complete set of essential scales and modes: • Major / Ionian • Dorian • Phrygian • Lydian • Mixolydian • Natural Minor / Aeolian • Locrian • Chromatic • Melodic Minor • Harmonic Minor • Pentatonic Major • Pentatonic Minor • Diminished (Whole-Half) • Diminished (Half-Whole) • Whole Tone • Augmented You can choose any root note and decide whether to display alterations as sharps or flats, so the view matches your musical background and preference. Notes, intervals, degrees, and shapes Display note names, intervals, or scale degrees on the fingerboard. Each scale degree has its own distinctive shape, and each note has its own consistent color to make patterns easier to recognize. Shapes and labels can be toggled independently, so you see exactly what you need. Harmonics and fret markers A dedicated harmonics mode highlights natural harmonic positions on the fingerboard. Fret markers, numbers, and octave zones offer multiple display modes so you can customize the view to your level and focus. Pinch to zoom Zoom in to focus on a few frets, or zoom out to see the full range — up to 36 frets across the entire fingerboard. Designed for practice Dark glass-themed interface with haptic feedback. Works on iPhone and iPad in portrait and landscape. Your instrument, scale, and display settings are saved automatically between sessions. This visual approach helps you internalize scales, understand the layout of your instrument, and discover new fingerings and melodic ideas — whether you already read music or prefer to learn by sight and pattern.