SoundBrenner Pulse Wearable Metronome Demo

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Soundbrenner Pulse is a metronome that you will love using. It's wearable, smart and powered by vibrations. Develop a rock solid inner sense of rhythm - play with more speed and accuracy - free your mind and gain focus - add more feel to your music - play with full confidence - master the most difficult sections of your songs.
How To Wear It
Each Soundbrenner Pulse comes with two bands. The short band is designed for the wrist and can also be worn by children, the long band is designed for the upper arm and the leg. Depending on your instrument and preference you can try out at home which location you prefer and comfortably switch out the bands.
Hardware Controls
You can change the tempo in seconds without taking the smartphone out of your pocket. Simply tap your fingers on the Soundbrenner Pulse and the tempo will follow your taps. It’s magical. You can also turn the wheel left and right to increase or decrease the BPM, and by performing a double tap you can start and pause the metronome at anytime.
Multi-Player Synchronization
To help bands and orchestras play with rock-solid precision, we’ve developed Multi-Player Syncronization. Connect up to five Soundbrenner Pulse metronomes to one smartphone which serves as a master to all devices. In a matter of seconds you can play together, feeling the rhythm in perfect synchronization.
DAW for Mac
Soundbrenner DAW Tools for Mac OS X was created for our advanced users. Just start the app and it will show up as a MIDI Clock destination in your favourite Digital Audio Workstation. It will automatically adjust the tempo of the Soundbrenner to whatever you set in the DAW.
Companion Apps for iOS and Android
The Soundbrenner Pulse becomes even more powerful when combined with The Metronome by Soundbrenner, our popular mobile app available for iOS and Android. Using the app, you can create and save complex rhythms, organize them into setlists, and even choose custom vibrations and LED colors.
Features
- Seven times more powerful than the average vibration of a smartphone
- Customize time signatures and subdivisions, set accents
- Link up to five devices via Bluetooth to one phone or tablet and feel the beat together
- The Soundbrenner Pulse can receive input from all major DAWs via MIDI
- Use it silently or add audible click played through your headphones or speakers
- Lights up in sync with vibrations, turn it off or choose colors in the app
- Create and save your rhythms and organize them in set lists
- Tap your fingers on the Soundbrenner Pulse and it will follow your tempo
- iPhone 4S and later, iPod touch 5 and later, iPad 3 and later, most modern Android smartphones and tablets
Any Mac with support for Bluetooth 4.0. Additional DAW software required
Included in the box
1 Soundbrenner Pulse
1 short band
1 long band
1 charging station
1 USB charging cable

[@theaceofspadesjl]

He said "SoundBrenner Pulse" so many times that I started questioning the meaning... a few hours later I started to question my life

[@Ben59910]

theaceofspadesjl 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@craigpacker2693]

I want 10 of them... I can take one out of the strap and slip it down my arse crack... and put another one in each shoe!

[@talsophos]

He said it that much I lost my pulse in my heart beat

[@hannureittu4310]

He got a buck everytime...

[@DWINC]

IF ONLY they also included a clock option on this...it would've been a smash hit....

[@mvhax2ftw352]

DWINC Welp. It happend

[@potatocheese9981]

Yep, they have many models that act as a clock, stopwatch, and timer.

[@thereseclairecreates]

They do! Core and steel have the clock and extended options. But at a significantly higher price and the pulse is already expensive.

[@6LQ6]

First device of it's kind? Peterson has offered a wearable metronome for a couple of years now, and the Peterson signal can be sent simultaneously to several musicians at once via Blue-tooth. If this device operates using a piezo then it vibrates instead of thumps, which is fine unless using very short intervals. Interesting design...I'll be checking it out.

[@Patrick33194]

6LQ6 does a pick necklace count as a device? xD

[@thereddestsuninthesky]

soundbrenner made a watch that includes all of this, as well as more features, its the SB core

[@zoewong3702]

Woah this is awesome!

[@diazzsama]

wow very interesting product

[@DNYLNY]

I know this isn't groundbreaking, but the time would've nice to have on a watch... so you could wear it more and not have to look for it when you need to play. Also, the time would encourage people to wear it outside, which would create a cool community, create a conversation; and take away the need to have to carry 2 watches while travelling. Not a deal breaker, but the time would've been a HUGE plus and justify the $99 price tag more.

[@crmusicproduction]

Excuse e sir, what is the time please? Oh 139 bpm lol

[@ElephantsGerald]

You didn't show or talk about adjusting the tempo on the fly on the device itself. This is what I need to know. If I am playing a gig and I need to dial in a specific tempo, say 125 bpm for a specific song, will I need to look at my smart phone as I dial in the tempo? Or will the tempo display on the device itself as I rotate the tempo ring?

[@TheViolaTV]

You have to look at your smartphone

[@mjkcomposer]

the fact that you can program your setlist with the app is cool but being able to sync it to your daw would make it even better

[@innerpull]

being able to sync into midi clock somehow would be nice as well

[@ebbulk]

Awesome tech! Is it intergratable with audible clicktrack for for example the drummer?

[@jackietrejo8338]

Add a watch interface and I will buy it

[@gorkembir7977]

Jackie trejo I thought the same thing. It would be much more meaningful for everday life. I would like to wear it as a watch, and at the same time carry my metronome wherever I go. That's what I call valuable.

[@juwapa6916]

You asked my friend, they delivered www.soundbrenner.com/kickstarter/

[@ChefMajanja-yc3nj]

How far can the app can be connected? I work to a place we're we don't use the phone

[@FPChris]

Can you shut the light OFF? How does it correct when a drummer rushes a fill and come back in ahead of the beat etc. VERY common

[@TurtleRocker12]

FPChris yes, he says that in the four minute (hard to pat attention to) video

[@robotdowning963]

a bit steep with the price but it seems super beneficial ugghh im really on the fence anybody else feel the same

[@w1wang]

Dank Dake I just got one and love it

[@FPChris]

Even at $99 for the whole band it is pricey. $99 each pffft!

[@w1wang]

FPChris it is. I wouldn't recommend it for everyone but I know some bands who play to a click and need even more expensive in ear monitoring packs to do this. Now with the soundbrenner, it's possible to play to a click without in ear monitors!

[@Ben59910]

Please make one for my ankle, oh wait it does, you sir have made a sale!

[@secret_snipper]

once I can sync this to logic I'm sold

[@daleonov]

Apparently you can

[@SomeAssh0le]

I wish they'd offer a basic version where you just punch in a bpm and have it go and do away with all the wireless sync phone bullshit they're using to inflate the price

[@solideomusical]

Is it also a tuner and does it play pitches?

[@rollingcarbon]

I just received the Pulse. I was very excited to try it with my DAW...until I realized the product does not support windows. Had I realized it does not with with windows I would never have ordered it. I'm blown away that a company would choose BT knowing that the BT architecture was not well supported with the most common OS in the world!! I guess it will sit on the shelf until there is one as I have no intention of going to Mac, and I'm not a big mobile user :(

[@alvindelros]

Is that useful, or can singers use it?

[@davidlopez1208]

pls tell me theres presets :O

[@eliasdavalos3593]

Yay $100 for a vibrating bracelet. Guess what I'm not getting?

[@TraceVandal]

Elias Davalos good at playing to a click?

[@blankpool]

@@TraceVandal no the bracelet

[@mauriacadeogoun8211]

Is this linked with a click or na??

[@RichTancredi]

So you cannot change the tempo on the watch? Must be done in the App?

[@Paul-qy4wy]

Yes you can. Got it for Christmas, it’s great, you have 2 ways to adjust the tempo directly on the watch. (You can turn the white thing on the side or tap the tempo yourself. The packaging is great too.

[@daleonov]

I really want this. Is there any way I can get it shipped to Russia?

[@daleonov]

Nevermind, purchased it from their website even before this video has ended. Amazing concept.

[@crankyhead1089]

i really don't like that the thing doesn't have a display to show tempo, decibel in numbers, or just show the time since you have to wear the thing as a watch.

[@cesurozkurt4895]

if wrist watch shape must be watch too . OR make as wristband . If there is no lcd screen and sound , music options very week also 100 usd etc very expensive .

[@muhammadayyad9321]

Can i choose an audio for it? Like, can it convert a song into those vibrations? Would it work through spotify or something?

[@Eric_DiRisio]

interesting

[@djanta-music]

Question to the users out there : are the vibrations strong enough for you to feel tempo? Honestly, I tried to put it on different places but once I get the vibration of my acoustic guitar + my voice resonating in my body, the soundbrenner just doesn't do the job... Is it just me or you guys have similar experience with this product? A promising idea but just not living up to its promises...

[@neilxify]

Djanta Official I’m 2 days in on acoustic guitar and agree with you. I’ll give it a few weeks to see if I get more sensitive to it. Fortunately it is on a 30 day sale or return with an online distributor.

[@asonnamego]

Instead of having a squiggly line on the surface face it should show the BPM you set it to. Not everyone has a smart phone or tablet.

[@umop3plsdn]

no one is gonna mention the dope ass WALL-E tattoo?

[@blankpool]

You got a Wall E tattoo?

[@umop3plsdn]

@@blankpool no he does though lol. look at his right arm above the metronome 2:20 is a good shot

[@ernestovillanueva54]

Can a flute player use this 😔

[@klodinkediloni762]

Nope he has to get a normal mechanical . I would recommend wittner 845111

[@shreekantvaidya4728]

It doesn't show time

[@yofamsup]

Its a realy inovative and helpful product, but MAN ITS 99$ FOR THIS EASY SYSTEAM WTH ARE U TALKING ABOUT!

[@kanyekubrick5391]

Would be perfect if it actually told time

[@Nero-jw8qx]

It’s not a watch😐

[@acoustic1688]

first lol

[@agnosturaelwsr]

hahahahaha

[@lowercase3635]

Hundred bucks? Nah. I’ll stick to my click track.

[@fugalibrana]

This device dies in heterometrics :v

[@TheSmoothiesMusic]

What happened to just practicing with a metronome? Good luck with buying this and believing you will have good timing 🙄

[@tabulaaaa]

It's for recording in the studio, and playing to the click in cases of needing backing tracks. It's not everytime you can keep on the exact time with the backing track. It might even be a nice alternative to practicing with a metronome

[@freerockstar]

There is no time displayed on it, completely useless

[@jazzercaster4749]

What is everyone's problem with a normal metronome? hate the sound of a click? wtf?!??

[@neilxify]

Jazzer Caster A metronome is fine to practice with of course, but when recording, you don’t want it to bleed through to the recording. I am hoping this will work for me with recording.

[@anthonypachecodrums]

Jazzer Caster protecting hearing.