How to Cancel Atomic Metronome
Published by RT Sixty LtdUncover the ways RT Sixty Ltd (the company) bills you and cancel your Atomic Metronome subscription.
Guide to Canceling Atomic Metronome 👇
A few things to note and do before cancelling:
- The developer of Atomic Metronome is RT Sixty Ltd and all inquiries must go to them.
- Check the Terms of Services and/or Privacy policy of RT Sixty Ltd to know if they support self-serve subscription cancellation:
- Cancelling a subscription during a free trial may result in losing a free trial account.
- You must always cancel a subscription at least 24 hours before the trial period ends.
How to Cancel Atomic Metronome Subscription on iPhone or iPad:
- Open Settings » ~Your name~ » and click "Subscriptions".
- Click the Atomic Metronome (subscription) you want to review.
- Click Cancel.
How to Cancel Atomic Metronome Subscription on Android Device:
- Open your Google Play Store app.
- Click on Menu » "Subscriptions".
- Tap on Atomic Metronome (subscription you wish to cancel)
- Click "Cancel Subscription".
Cancel direct on Atomic Metronome website 🌐
- Reach out to RT Sixty Ltd
- Visit Atomic Metronome website: Click to visit .
- Login to your account.
- In the menu section, look for any of the following: "Billing", "Subscription", "Payment", "Manage account", "Settings".
- Click the link, then follow the prompts to cancel your subscription.
Cancel Atomic Metronome from Paypal: 💳
- Login to www.paypal.com .
- Click "Settings" » "Payments".
- Next, click on "Manage Automatic Payments" in the Automatic Payments dashboard.
- You'll see a list of merchants you've subscribed to. Click on "Atomic Metronome" or "RT Sixty Ltd" to cancel.
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About Atomic Metronome?
1. The beat and interval segments count in time with the click, giving a novel and intuitive representation of musical measures and time signatures – this is particularly useful if you are working in a complex time signature or if you are new to musical concepts.
2. Firstly, the musical pitch of the main click and beat division notes can be selected independently from A5 (frequency = 880 Hz) through the musical octave to A6 (1760 Hz).
3. In the Tools section, you can select the Timing Advance mode and set the metronome’s tempo to increase or decrease every time a specified number of bars complete.
4. The main metronome display shows the number of beats per bar in the center circle, with beat intervals displayed in the outer circle.
5. You can change the tonality of the beat or beat division click from a dull thud to something more musical with harmonic overtones.
6. There is also the Silent Click mode, which allows you to silence the click for a number of beats in order to check that you can stay in time while it is inaudible.
7. The Tools section also has a Tap Tempo feature, so you can tap out a number of beats and Atomic will calculate what tempo you are indicating with your tapping.
8. Some people prefer a higher pitch click, whereas other prefer it to be lower, it also depends on the type of music you are practicing and the noise level in your practice room, which may help you decide what settings to use for the click.
9. From the Settings menu, you can also choose to audibly accent the first beat of each bar, and you can switch off the interval sound and display all together if you prefer a more simple setup.
10. You can change the tempo (bpm) of the metronome playback from the main display, and the number of beats-per-bar and intervals-per-beat can be selected in the Settings section.
11. If you access the Sounds tab, you can adjust many sonic aspects of the beat and beat division click sounds.
12. You can set how many beats are audible followed by how many beats are silent, and in combination with the time signature that you have set, this enables advance timing control to be developed.
13. There are some advanced tools to help you develop your musical timing in Atomic too.
14. The Atomic sound engine design prides itself on the highest possible accuracy, using every little bit of power within the advanced iPhone chipset.
