Peterson Body Beat Pulse Solo

Metronomes haven't changed much over the years. Since the early 9th century, they've helped to improve a player's musical performance by producing an audible click at a desired tempo. But, recently Peterson suggested a new method.

Since the introduction of Peterson vibe-clip technology, musicians all over the world are now experiencing a way to internalize tempo rather than merely playing along to a robotic wood block or cowbell. Peterson Body Beat products provide a tactile pulse that can be felt but not heard, can be worn discreetly and allows your ears to focus on the music you're creating.

Introducing the Peterson Body Beat Pulse Solo. This rechargeable active clip-on device gives every electronic metronome the capability to silently convey tempo. Connect the standard 3.5 millimeter stereo plug and give your favorite metronome whole new level of functionality. The Body Beat Pulse will even work with the metronome apps on your mobile device. Use the pulse with the Peterson Body Beat Metronome App and you'll also feel three different levels of intensity for downbeats, accents and subdivisions.

Tempo should be felt and the loud click of a metronome was never intended to accompany your music. Experience the freedom of playing to an exact tempo without your metronome playing with you.

Feel the Music
Regardless of your instrument of choice, you can use the Body Beat Pulse Solo to help with rhythm training in a totally new way.

Free yourself from the traditional audible click and just hear YOUR music. Internalize the rhythm to "feel" the music.

With two intensity settings, you can adjust the vibration feedback to your liking.

Freedom to Choose the Metronome App You Desire
The Body Beat Pulse Solo can be used with ANY metronome to "feel" rather than "hear" the beat".

Visit the App Store or Google Play market to find a metronome app that delivers the features you deem important. As long as it supports audio out from the 3.5mm jack, you can use the Body Beat Pulse Solo to deliver a tactile pulse.

Make sure the volume on your phone is turned up in the event a pulse is not felt.