80 BPM metronome
Use this free 80 BPM metronome for a walking pace. At 80 BPM you hear four clicks in three seconds.
The tempo name is Andante. The Italian word means walking.
80
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Andante
Keys: Space starts and stops. Up and Down change the tempo. Shift makes the step 10. T taps.
Stopped at 80 BPM, Andante.
How to use it
- The metronome opens at 80 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 80 BPM
Easy songs, folk tunes and gentle pieces often sit near 80 BPM.
It is a good step between slow practice and a full tempo.
Practice ideas for 80 BPM
Start at 60 BPM. Raise the tempo by 4 to 8 BPM until you reach 80 BPM.
Try Eighths to hear two clicks for each beat.
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Questions
What is the tempo name of 80 BPM?
It is Andante. The Italian word means walking pace.
How long is a bar of 4/4 at 80 BPM?
A bar of 4/4 has 4 beats. At 80 BPM it lasts 3 seconds.
How do I go from 80 BPM to a faster tempo?
Press the Up arrow to add 1 BPM. Hold Shift to add 10. Small steps are easier to keep.