Chubby Click - Metronome
Chubby Click is a metronome designed for the musician that needs to easily manage a setlist of songs.
The app features three sections:
* A conventional metronome with tap tempo
* A Setlist where songs can be added and sorted, and where the click for each song can be started/stopped with a single tap
* A Practice section where metronome can be programmed to automatically increase/decrease BPM over time
* Each beat in a bar can be accented or muted
Setlists can be exported and imported. Sound (notes pitch and duration) can be customized and two presets are provided.
The metronome can be controlled using media buttons on an external device (e.g. Bluetooth headphones).
- License: GNU General Public License v3.0 or later
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This version requires Android 6.0 or newer.
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This version requires Android 6.0 or newer.
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- Upgraded to Material 3 (Material You) design language
- Fixed status bar overlap on Android 15 devices
- Modernised all three screens (Metronome, Practice, Setlist) with clean card-based layouts
- Updated colour palette with a deep red primary accent
- Replaced old AppCompat toolbar with Material 3 AppBar throughout
- Improved button styles (filled, tonal, and outlined variants)
- The accuracy of the Auto Increase/Decrease feature in Practice mode has been increased
- The Auto Stop feature in Practice mode has been deprecated (buggy)