Free E-Metronome
- License:
- Freeware
- Price/Registration Fee:
- Free
- Publisher:
- Terre Mouvante Cie
- Last Updated:
- 09/20/05
- Version:
- 1.1
- Review:
- Read 2 Reviews
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Free E-Metronome Description:
This is a simple metronome for PC users. Free version: plays tempos from 45 to 170 bpm.
Operating System Support: Win95, Win98, WinME, WinNT 3.x, WinNT 4.x, WinXP, Windows2000
Review for Free E-Metronome
Free E-Metronome
based on
13 ratings. With
2 user reviews.
THANKS
YOUR METRONOME IS AWESOME, THANKS SOO MUCH!
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The software works just fine, however it is advertised across a number of sites as "freeware" - when in fact it is "cripple ware". The impression I got was that it was a basic and free program. Well it is, but it's a bettera program that has been gutted to induce you to but the undestructed version.... kind of misleading advertising.
There is no variation of the timing sound, and it only runs 30 minutes per day.
It kind of shits me how the word "FREE" - meaning "no conditions, strings, obligations or encumberances", is so often used to describe products.
The product appears to be a good product, but the use of "freeware" in view of the 30 minute daily use LIMITATION and the "crippleware"...is a pretty crappy marketing scam.