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Bounce Metronome Pro review

Freemium#7 of 26 in Metronome Apps

A deep Windows and Linux metronome for odd meters, polyrhythms, drills, and MIDI.

8.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Bounce Metronome Pro is a desktop metronome for musicians who need detailed control over rhythm, meter, subdivision, and tempo. It supports arbitrary time signatures, including odd meters, along with swing, additive rhythms, drum rudiments, polyrhythms, polymeters, tap tempo, and gradual speed drills. Its free beginner version provides an entry point, while the Pro version targets players, teachers, and composers who need more structured practice options than a standard metronome offers.

The strongest case for Pro is its depth of rhythm and tempo control. Unlimited subdivisions, automatic switching of time signatures and tempi, and speed drills allow practice routines to move beyond a fixed click. Visual bounce and conducting patterns add a graphical timing reference, while configurable instruments, accents, chords, and MIDI output extend the tool into more detailed rhythmic work. These features make it a fit for complex-meter practice and arranged tempo exercises, rather than only basic timekeeping.

According to the published plan, Bounce Metronome Pro costs $29.99 as a one-time purchase and includes a 30-day fully featured trial. The software runs on Windows and Linux through Wine. That desktop focus, along with the dated 2019 download, makes it less suitable for buyers seeking a current multi-platform or mobile metronome. Musicians working with odd meters, polyrhythms, visual timing, or MIDI should find the feature set relevant; players who only need a simple click may prefer a narrower tool.

Bounce Metronome Pro pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports arbitrary time signatures and unlimited subdivisions
    • Combines polyrhythms, polymeters, and automatic tempo changes
    • Adds visual patterns, speed drills, sound options, and MIDI output
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focused on Windows and Linux through Wine
    • The feature set may be excessive for basic click-track needs
    • The download is dated 2019

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