110 BPM Metronome
Practice at 110 beats per minute - a moderate tempo perfect for pop, reggae, and funk music.
110
BPM (Beats Per Minute)
About 110 BPM
What is 110 BPM?
110 BPM (beats per minute) means 110 beats occur in one minute, or approximately 1.83 beats per second. This is a moderate tempo classified as "Moderato" in classical music terminology, representing a comfortable, steady pace.
Is 110 BPM Fast or Slow?
110 BPM sits comfortably in the moderate range - energetic but not rushed. This versatile tempo makes it ideal for:
- Pop music - Many chart-topping hits use this accessible tempo
- Reggae - Classic one-drop and roots reggae grooves
- Funk - Perfect for syncopated rhythms and tight grooves
- Singer-songwriter - Ideal for acoustic performances with energy
Songs at 110 BPM
Numerous popular songs across genres are written at 110 BPM:
"No Woman, No Cry" by Bob Marley - Legendary reggae anthem with classic groove
"Superstition" by Stevie Wonder - Iconic funk track showcasing tight rhythmic interplay
"Use Somebody" by Kings of Leon - Modern rock ballad with driving rhythm
"Thinking Out Loud" by Ed Sheeran - Contemporary pop ballad at this comfortable tempo
How to Practice at 110 BPM
- Feel the Groove: At 110 BPM, focus on the feel and pocket. This tempo is all about groove.
- Master Syncopation: This tempo is perfect for practicing off-beat accents and syncopated rhythms.
- Practice Reggae Skanks: Work on classic reggae guitar skanks and one-drop drum patterns.
- Build Endurance: Moderate tempos require sustained energy. Practice maintaining intensity throughout.
- Work on Dynamics: Experiment with volume changes and accents to add musical interest.
Try Other Tempos
Looking for a different tempo? Try these popular BPM settings:
Or use our full metronome to set any tempo from 40-240 BPM.