How it works
Metronome 94 lies as far from 80 as from 108, the two ends Wikipedia's list of tempo markings gives Andantino and Andante moderato: fourteen beats each way. Plain Andante, 56 to 108, holds 94 too. Rough figures, the list warns.
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Start
Tap the pad, or press Space. Each click at 94 has the same pitch and two equal dots take turns, so the pad sets no bar. Tap once more to stop.
Change the tempo
Tap the number under the pad to type a tempo, or use minus and plus. The most common wind-up scale in Wikipedia's Metronome article climbs in fours here, so 94 lies midway between its 92 and its 96: two presses reach either.
Questions and answers
Is 94 BPM a slow or a moderate tempo?
Moderately slow, by Wikipedia's list of tempo markings, which glosses Andante that way. Three dials pictured in German Wikipedia's Tempo article split three ways: a Japanese one reads Moderato at 94, a German one Andante and a 19th-century French one Larghetto. Approximate bands, it says.
Is there a drum metronome at 94 BPM?
Yes, a page away: type 94 under the drum metronome's pad. There the beats alternate kick and snare while a hi-hat ticks eighth notes, 188 a minute by our sum. This page has one click and no kit.
What is 94 BPM in milliseconds for an eighth or a sixteenth note?
Divide the beat length printed under the pad, as we have here: an eighth note is half of it, 319.1 ms; a triplet eighth a third, 212.8 ms; a sixteenth a quarter, 159.6 ms; a dotted eighth three quarters, 478.7 ms.
Why can't I hear the metronome?
Start with the phone: is its ring switch on silent, its volume at zero, or a Bluetooth headset connected? Any of the three can hide the click. The pad shows the beat anyway, its two dots alternating at 94.