Vibration-based beat tracking: Enables users to feel the tempo without obtrusive clicks, ideal for hands-free or noisy environments
Customizable rhythm, accents, subdivisions, and time signatures: Allows personalized practice to suit any musical style
NFC and Bluetooth connectivity: Syncs with up to 5 devices for multiplayer practice and rhythm sharing
Daw-compatible input: Receives input from digital audio workstations for seamless integration into music production workflows
Multiple band and setlist libraries: Organizes and saves custom rhythms for easy access
Summarized by Shop
Finally, a metronome that you'll actually love using! The Soundbrenner Pulse is the metronome for the 21st century – wearable, intelligent, and powered by vibrations.
Size
50 mm (1.9 in)
Weight
47 g
Case Material
Polycarbonate
Band Material
Silicone
Band Size (Short)
165 mm to 235 mm (fits wrist)
Band Size (Long)
250 mm to 395 mm (fits arm/ankle)
Water Resistance
IP62 (sweat resistant, no showering or swimming)
Battery
6 hours playback, lithium-ion
Connectivity
Bluetooth 4.0, NFC
Display
8 RGB LEDs in outer ring
Capacitive Touch
Yes
Summarized by Shop
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I play bass and have the Pulse strapped to my chest, and synced to my tracks on Logic. (Which took a bit of back and forth from Tech Support (thank you Ethan!))
The Pulse really feels like the thump from the kick drum, which is exactly what I was hoping for. I don't really notice it, but it's become internalized and now my practice in my room feels more like playing with a band.
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mo · 3 days ago
Well, I've just started using it and the first thing I had to do is figure out how to turn it on (the instructions are in very small print, so that might tell you something about me). I think the more I use it, the more I will understand how and where to place it on my body. Right now, I have it on my upper arm, but I'm not sure that is ideal. Also, it would have been nice to have the USB adapter come with it.
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Charles · 3 days ago
The Pulse is excellent and intuitive.
I was very disappointed to discover the App has very restrictive limits on Songs/Playlists that you can load and work with, unless you pay for the $10 monthly subscription for the upgraded App. So overall, not impressed with the overall pricing model.