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Word of the Day: Metronome

Metronome

Type: Noun

Pronunciation: muh-TRAH-nohm

Definition: it is a device used to maintain tempo in music. It produces steady audible click beat.

Etymology: It comes from two Greek words, "Metron" (measure) and "Nomos" (law) meaning Law of measure.

Meaning and Usage: It is used by musicians to keep track of timing and to maintain consistent tempo while consistent tempo while practicing. The tempo is measured in beats per minute (BPM).

synonyms: Click track

Example Sentences:

Please pass me the Metronome, I need to practice my timing on violin
The new theme song has some challenging tempo timings so practicing them on Metronome will be good.

Interesting Facts or Trivia: Metronomes are not only used by musicians but athlets also use it to measure paces during training, and dancers to maintain the rhythms

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