RiffAlly Metronome
Fernando Lanner Cardoso Music iPhoneiPadiPod touch
RiffAlly Metronome is a free Music app for iPhone and iPad by Fernando Lanner Cardoso. Requires iOS 17.0. Updated September 29, 2026.
- Price
- Free
- on the App Store
- Size
- 3 MB
- Age 4+
- Updated
- Sep 29
- 2026 · v1.7.3
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About RiffAlly Metronome
Build focused music practice sessions with a metronome that automatically alternates playing and silent rest. Set your tempo, work time, rest time, and number of rounds. RiffAlly keeps the session moving automatically: steady, unaccented clicks while you play, quiet rests, and a clear three-beat, BPM-paced count-in before the next round begins. Use Metronome Only for a continuous click with live BPM and volume changes. TAP lets you set the pulse by feel, with audible feedback on each accepted tap. Choose from 10 built-in click sounds, and save named routines for one-tap recall with locally tracked completion progress. The pedal-style interface keeps essential readouts visible above your hand and large Start/Pause and Stop buttons at the bottom. Metronome Only combines BPM, volume and status in one display. In Intervals, tap a display to open its adjustment controls. Choose common values, drag slider thumbs, or use plus/minus buttons. Personalize the pedal with four finishes and independently saved display colors. Choose normal iPhone audio output, including Bluetooth, or send RiffAlly's clicks, countdowns and TAP to the built-in iPhone speaker. The small Bluetooth button changes this app's output preference while stopped; it does not turn off iPhone Bluetooth or mute the sound. iOS manages routing, so independent Bluetooth playback from another app is not guaranteed. Features: • Adjustable tempo from 30 to 300 BPM • Audible Tap Tempo in both modes, including live tapping in Metronome Only • Configurable work/rest intervals and automatic rounds • Three-beat preparation and post-rest count-ins • 10 click sounds with automatic selection preview • Live click-volume adjustment during active sessions • Named saved routines and local completion progress • Common values, thumb-drag sliders and precise plus/minus controls • Rest reminders for hydration, relaxed hands, posture and focus • Pause, resume and stop in every session phase • Small LED beat and interval-progress feedback • Four pedal finishes and independent display settings • Background audio during active sessions • Remembered practice settings and mode, with stopped playback on relaunch • No account, ads, analytics or tracking Practice steadily. Rest intentionally. Return to the music ready.
What’s new
Version 1.7.3 · Updated September 29, 2026
• A more balanced pedal interface: Start/Pause and Stop now have matching button sizes. • Beat and progress LEDs sit neatly inside the Start/Pause button's recessed ring. • Only the small LEDs pulse. Button edges and displays stay steady, with existing phase colors and Reduce Motion support preserved.
App privacy
The developer, Fernando Lanner Cardoso, reported these privacy practices to Apple.
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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