The metronome produces a measured tone at set intervals. Using the metronome enables you to maintain a fixed tempo while practicing.

• When recording along with a song, the metronome is set to the tempo of the selected song. You can also set the tempo as you wish on the settings screen. During playback of a song, the metronome will sound in time with the tempo and beat changes of that song.

The PX-S6000/PX-S7000 can play a variety of drum patterns as well as standard metronome sounds.

1.Tap the “Metronome” button.

2.Select “Metronome” or “Drum”.

3.Setting the pattern.

For patterns, the selected item changes between metronome and drums.

Metronome:

Bell Off, 1 Beat – 9 Beat

Drum:

8 Beat 1, 8 Beat 2, 8 Beat Shuffle, Triplet8Beat 1, Triplet8Beat 2, 6/8 Pop, 16 Beat, 16 Beat Shuffle, Ballad 8 Beat, Ballad 16 Beat, Dance Beat, Dance Shuffle, Waltz, March, Bossa Nova, Salsa, Swing, Slow Swing, Jazz Waltz, 5/4 Jazz

4.Set the Tempo.

Setting the tempo numerically between 20 and 255. Tap “+” or “-” to make the setting.
Tap the “reset” button to restore the default settings.

5.Setting using Tempo Markings.

The tempo is set according to the selected Tempo Markings.

Select from Largo, Lento, Adagio, Andante, Moderato, Allegretto, Allegro, Vivace or Presto.

6.Adjust the volume as required.

7.Tap to sound the metronome

To stop the metronome, tap again.