ItвЂ™s three main functions each have their own tab : first, the advance вЂ MetronomeвЂ™ including metric modulation, determination or selection of tempo (by вЂtapвЂ™ or manually), simple-compound time signatures, simple to advanced rhythmic values, visualisation of the values and various metronome sounds. Finally, the Red Line (three-step) values are formed through further multiplication of the initial values, enabling the performance of rhythmic transitions through difficult routes.Д«riefly, a user-friendly application that can be manually set up and used according to the specific needs of each of its users this is BeatNav. On the other hand, the Yellow LineвЂ™s (two-step) rhythmic values are nothing but multiplications of the Green Line values, creating new вЂartificialвЂ™ beats. In other words, the Green Line (one-step) relies on simplified derivative rhythmic values while it is used for easier transitions. As a matter of fact, the metric modulation engine in вЂBeatNavвЂ™, relying on the вЂњThree LinesвЂќ theory, attributes time to a white line and uses three autonomous coloured lines (green, yellow and red each colour attributing to the degree of difficulty of each line) to describe how the transition is achieved. Beginner or professional? This will not make a difference, BeatNav allows us all to work at the same pace. To solve this problem, вЂBeatNavвЂ™ has been developed as an advanced metronome in Mobile Application form, which among many other advanced functions, can finally create and/or solve our metric modulation issues once and for all. In fact, considering that metric modulation is related to the pulse that is measured in вЂњBeats Per MinuteвЂ™вЂ™, an equation will need to be adapted for the result to be successful, every time the rhythm is to be changed. Therefore, for transitions from rhythms to be accurate, knowledge in so called вЂmetric modulationвЂ™ is required. But contrarily to what you might think, rhythm is not a fixed value, it is a variable. Music is all about rhythm, consisting of pulses and determined by the speed and tempo of these pulses.

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