š Music Video Recording app with a click track?
- Jeff Ranasinghe

- Aug 31
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 1
Live looping has come a long way. But one thing that still catches people out, even experienced musicians: (wait for itā¦) timing.

Muser Studio: The Video Recording App with a Click Track
Consider that moment when you go to lay down a second part over the first, then realise the former wasn't quiteĀ as tight enough to give you confidence on the beat.
Sometimes itās latency. Sometimes itās nerves.Ā But often, itās just the absence of anything acting as a framework to keep your timing in check.
āĀ The Metronome Problem
Of course, thereās a solution for that. Itās been around forever. The humble metronome.
Set your BPM (beats per minute). Set it going. Click, click, click.
The problem? It doesnāt always work for, or isn't even available to loopers.
Maybe youāre figuring things out by feel
Maybe fiddling with the metronome settings is so tedious that you'd rather not bother
Or maybe youāre in the kind of flow where thinking about the BPM for something youāre about to play before youāve played it just doesn't make sense
In those moments, dealing with a metronome becomes a chore, rather than something helpful.
So sure, most people just turn it off. But that leaves us with the original problem:
No timing = Loops that drift.
Parts that donāt quite stack. Takes that sound fine, until you try to build on them.Ā Insert your favourite shaky-house foundations clichĆ© here.
š”Ā So what if the metronome worked withĀ you?
What if it waited until you played something, then with a quiet ācool, I got itā, switched on followed your lead?
Imagine a music video recording app with a click track that adapted to how youāre actuallyĀ playing that first loop, figuring out your BPM, before presenting itself automatically.
Thatās the idea.Ā And itās coming soon.

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