My metronome of choice: For the best simple metronome, (when the drum grooves are too much) I use the app Metronome by Soundbrenner which has all the metronome features that you can think of, it's pleasant to use and to look at, and it's free. Unfortunately, Drum Beats+ is only available for iPhone, so if you are an Android user and looking for a similar app, check out Loopz which does a similar thing and is also quite great. I hook it up to my Bluetooth speaker, choose one of the countless drumming patterns, push play, and it simply feels like there's a drummer in the room and I'm jammin' with a live person. The app currently has over 300 beats that were recorded by a real drummer, (not by a drum machine, like how it is in most similar apps) so it feels very real. For example, try Green Day's Time of Your Life with a funky blues beat and see what I mean. Besides, it's always a ton of fun to play your favorite songs with some special / groovy drum beats – since the song feels totally different and fresh. Metronomes and drum machines are a big part of my daily practice routine and will be of a major help to anyone in order to get your time-keeping skills a lot better. You'll find a variety of apps in here, some of them are useful for any guitarist, while others will be more relevant to different stages in your guitar journeys.Ĭooper The 14 Best Guitar Apps and Uses That You Will ACTUALLY USE in 2022 The Best Metronome / Drum Machine: Drum Beats+ | | | App Store

This list aims to be different, and was made after testing around 500 guitar apps throughout the years.

I decided to write this resource after seeing a lot of “Best Guitar Apps” lists out there, while unfortunately most of them provide a lot of apps that are not actually very useful to the everyday guitarist.

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