Many musicians, using a metronome for the first time, find, to their
surprise, that their beat is not steady, even during "simple" music.

Despite this, a music teacher, whom I respected, recommended that students
not use metronomes, in order to avoid "metronome dependence".

The best of both worlds might lie in a "passive metronome".  Instead of
beeping/clicking/blinking, it would listen to you, and generate a display 
of your MM rate on a scrolling strip chart, which you could glance at 
from time to time (say, after a troublesome time division).

Has anyone ever seen a device like this?  Other comments?


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