Metronome for social dance
Feel the beat.
Spin the dial. Hit play. Dance. Spoken counts, a full band of instruments, and tempos written for the floor.
Salsa · Bachata · Rumba · Cha Cha · Samba · Jive · Waltz · Foxtrot · Tango · Quickstep · Swing
Counts
Hear the count.
One through eight, Quick-Quick-Slow, or Slow-Quick-Quick. The voice can count in English, Spanish, or French, with its own volume beside the beat.
Time signature
Accent the one.
Set any beat to accent, normal, or mute. Waltz in three. Salsa in four. Or a phrase you build yourself.
Sound
A full band.
Twenty-seven instruments, from piano to güira. Pitched sounds follow the key. Latin percussion stays rhythmic.
Click
- Beat click
Piano & Keys
- Piano
- Bright Piano
- Electric Piano
- Celesta
- Music Box
Mallets & Bells
- Glockenspiel
- Vibraphone
- Marimba
- Xylophone
- Kalimba
- Steel Drums
- Woodblock
- Tinkle Bell
- Agogo
Winds & Brass
- Flute
- Piccolo
- Clarinet
- Muted Trumpet
- Pizzicato
Guitar & Synth
- Muted Guitar
- Square Lead
- Saw Lead
Latin
- Conga
- Bongo
- Timbale
- Clave
- Güira
Dance tempos
Your dance. Your tempo.
Each style opens on slow, medium, and fast bands. Fine-tune anything on the dial.
Salsa
Beatli
Coming soon on the App Store. For dancers 18 and older.
