Sequencer Rack 2 vs Flummi Visual+Haptic Metronome

Sequencer Rack 2 (Retro) is step sequencer app looking like a small machine. Geared with pure vintage acoustic sounds. Banjo, guitar, synth, bass and drums! It has 16 voices that can be used in 16 patterns. It is very easy to create music and beats with it. However the sequencer has its limits. Features: - 16 different sounds - Chords in C major - Melody pads that can play the current chord - 2 effects (Stone Echo and virtual speaker) - export to .wav file - sound pitch control for every sound - can play sounds backwards - tempo BPM control - select beats per minute - volume control - can play in loop - pads volume control

Hear it. See it. Feel it. Flummi Metronome turns every beat into something you can sense three ways at once: a click, a bouncing ball, and a haptic tap — so you never lose the beat, even in a loud rehearsal room or with headphones in. The ball falls and rises exactly with the tempo, accelerating on the way down and slowing on the way up, so you can see the beat coming before it lands — not just react after you hear it. The haptic tap is carefully calibrated for precision, firing in sync with the sound and the ball so what you feel, hear, and see always land together — not just close, but on the beat. Features: - Bouncing-ball visual metronome - Precision-calibrated haptic feedback - Three click sounds: Click, Wood, Cowbell - Time signatures from 2/4 to 7/8 - Subdivisions: quarter, eighth, triplet, 16th notes - Latency offset for Bluetooth headphones - Two-bar count-in - Keep-screen-on while practicing - Tempo range from Largo to Prestissimo Simple, precise, and built to keep you exactly on the beat — no matter the situation.