A metronome based on the Unity DSP Time Example. The main difference to the example is an option to turn on/off the metronome and I've added delegates and events so that notes instantiated into the scene will start listening for a beat or downbeat to play.
There are three scenes, the basic Metronome, a random chime scene and a step sequencer. The random scene has a few controls to alter the randomness of the sounds. The step sequences is an implentation for the Editor using UIElements and includes the ability to save sequence patterns to a .json file including the sound file that should be triggered.
The step sequencer is a fairly complex example of how to build things with UIElements, attaching callbacks and events in the Editor. Also, how to read/write .json files that include Prefabs assigned in the Editor. Future goals would be to implement a similar interface for in game saving and playing.
The animation shows the new .json files that are created. They are stored using the Application.persistentDataPath, which is different for each OS. Note – the Library folder where this file is stored is normally hidden on a Mac. In the Finder, select Finder>Go and hold down the option key to see the Library folder.
Demo animation for how the step sequencer works in the Editor.
