A metronome on its own clock — with or without the étude.
A full metronome on its own clock — use it with or without the étude.
The étude subscribes to this grid. (Shared component: every At-Etudes app carries this
metronome, first block, this look.)
Transport
BPM72
The étude's walk — Play joins the grid at the next bar.
Chords take the bar's slots in order — e.g. 5/4 split 2+3: first chord 2
beats, next chord 3, new bar. If the metronome is running, Play joins it at the next bar — the
click you already hear is your count-in. If it isn't, Play starts it (count-in adds one clicked bar first).
Sound starts on your first click. What sounds — the voice and each bus's level — lives in the Mixer
card beside this one; the click's own level lives in the Metronome card — the metronome owns its sound.
Mixer
chord100
bass100
What sounds — the voice, and each bus's level.
Each slider's speaker icon mutes that bus — the icon is the slider at zero.
A muted chord with bass and click sounding is play-along: you supply the voicings. The click's own
level lives in the Metronome card — the metronome owns its sound.
Centricity
“Break down” is greyed until typed chord entry ships in a later shell child.
Shape & Motion
Timeline
The chords in order — click a bar to jump, or step with the transport.
On the neck
The étude — end to end (click a bar to jump there)