Tempo tapper
Tap along to any beat or song to find its BPM. Click the button, tap it on your phone, or press any key.
In the Audia app there’s nothing to tap: it reads the tempo of every beat you add and fills it in for you.
It shows the BPM after four taps, uses your last 16, and starts again if you stop for 2 seconds.
Got the audio file? The BPM and key finder reads the tempo and key from it.
A free tool for producers. It runs in your browser, part of Audia’s way of giving back to the producer community.
Audia reads the tempo and key of every beat it uploads, writes the title, description and tags, and posts it to YouTube, BeatStars, SoundCloud and Airbit.
How to use it
Play the beat and tap on every beat, the way you’d nod your head or count 1, 2, 3, 4. After four taps it shows the BPM, and it gets steadier the longer you keep going.
If the number looks half or double what you expected, you’re tapping every other beat or twice a beat. A trap beat at 140 BPM can feel like 70.