CloudLabs Freight Elevator vs Rhythm Helper

In this practice it is necessary to use the concepts of power, work and force to configure a motor and achieve a mass lift. The simulator recreates a load lifter with a motor, a crane base and a load basket to experimentally test if the power calculation for the motor was correct.

Unlike a metronome that only counts a fixed beat, Rhythm Helper shows and plays back the rhythm of the notes you enter. Set a tempo and time signature, then tap notes in — they are engraved like real sheet music. Press play and the current beat is highlighted while the click sounds, so you learn the rhythm by eye and by ear at once. ■ Who it's for · Anyone who struggles to feel a rhythm from the page · Players who want to check tuplets, ties and compound meters exactly · Drummers and percussionists sketching patterns or strumming rhythms · Teachers who want to show a rhythm, not just count it ■ Features · 8 time signatures — 1/4 · 2/4 · 3/4 · 4/4 · 3/8 · 6/8 · 9/8 · 12/8 · Tempo by slider or direct entry, with Italian tempo marks (Grave to Presto) · Notes and rests from whole to 32nd, with dots · Tuplets 2 · 3 · 5 · 6, ties (including ties across barlines), grace notes (1–4) · Consecutive notes are beamed automatically, like printed notation · Playback — the current beat is highlighted, starts from what's on screen, loops · Long-press a note to select a range, then copy, paste or delete it · 4 click sounds — beep · wood block · click · clave · Compound meters (6/8, 9/8, 12/8) show the tempo per dotted quarter, as sheet music does