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MODERATO · BRISK AND UPBEAT

110 BPM metronome.

110 beats per minute has a brisk, upbeat feel: a beat every 0.55 seconds. It sits at the top of the moderato range, just below the 120 BPM that so much dance and pop music uses, so it suits songs that should feel lively without rushing.

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Space start / stopT tap tempo adjust tempoTap a beat to accent or silence it.
  • 545 msOne beat
  • 2.18 sOne bar of 4/4
  • 273 msEighth note
  • 136 msSixteenth note
  • ModeratoTempo marking

What 110 BPM is used for

  • Upbeat acoustic strumming with a steady down-up motion
  • Pop and reggaeton grooves, which often sit between 95 and 115 BPM
  • Scale sequences where every note falls on an eighth-note subdivision
  • Timing practice with the click muted on beats 2 and 4

A practice idea at 110 BPM

Mute beats 2 and 4 in the accent row so you only hear clicks on 1 and 3. Keep the full groove going and listen for whether your beats 2 and 4 land where the silent clicks would have been.

Press Space to start and stop, T to tap a new tempo, and the arrow keys to nudge the speed by one BPM. The routine in how to use a metronome builds on these steps.

Lessons near this tempo

Playroom lessons are written at 48, 60, 72, and 80 BPM so every note can be counted; the closest lesson tempo to 110 BPM is 80 BPM. Learn a pattern there, then bring it up to 110 BPM here with the tempo trainer.

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Other tempos

See the full chart of Italian tempo markings in tempo markings and BPM, or go back to the online metronome.

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