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 RE: rhythmic accuracy - metronome methods
Author: Bazzer the Jazzer 
Date:   2003-02-10 14:53

Just for the sake of interest, I gave up playing clarinet from about 1962 till 1980, I never let a reed passed my lips, but my old Wittner metronome (I still have it) had lots of use during those musically barren years, I used it in my darkroom for counting exposures on the enlarger. So any musician/photographers out there if your new fangled digital electronic timer dies you can either count "thousands" or "elephants" or use your metronome! set it on 60, that is one second.



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