steadybeat

noun
UK /ˈstɛdi biːt/
US /ˈstɛdi biːt/

A steadybeat is a beat that keeps going at the same speed.

The drummer kept a steadybeat so everyone could march together.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A dependable, unchanging rhythm in music that listeners can easily follow.

The song's steadybeat made it perfect for dancing.

3. A consistent pattern of activity or progress that does not speed up or slow down.

The team worked to a steadybeat, finishing each task on schedule.

4. The regular pulse felt in a piece of music, often marked by a conductor.

She tapped her foot to the steadybeat of the orchestra.