60 BPM metronome
Use this free 60 BPM metronome for slow practice. At 60 BPM you hear one click each second.
The tempo name is Larghetto. It is a slow, calm pace. You can still change the tempo at any time.
60
BPM
Larghetto
Keys: Space starts and stops. Up and Down change the tempo. Shift makes the step 10. T taps.
Stopped at 60 BPM, Larghetto.
How to use it
- The metronome opens at 60 BPM. Press Start to hear the clicks.
- Choose a time signature. Beat 1 has a higher click.
- Choose a subdivision to add softer clicks between the beats.
- Change the tempo with the slider, the plus and minus buttons, or the arrow keys.
Music at 60 BPM
Slow ballads, slow movements and warm-up exercises often sit near 60 BPM.
Many players use 60 BPM to learn a hard part. One click each second gives you time to think about each note.
Practice ideas for 60 BPM
Play the part three times in a row with no mistakes. Then raise the tempo a little.
Count out loud. Say one number for each click.
Other free tools for study
Plan your study time with the Pomodoro timer. Practice your speed and accuracy with the typing test. Both tools are free and run in your browser.
Questions
Is 60 BPM slow?
Yes. It is one beat each second. It is a good tempo to learn a hard part.
How do I count at 60 BPM?
Say one number for each click. In 4/4, count 1, 2, 3, 4 and start again. Each number takes one second.
Can I play eighth notes at 60 BPM?
Yes. Choose Eighths. You hear two clicks for each beat, and the extra click is softer.