Tempi measures the tempo/BPM of whatever it hears – you, your band, or any song, and lets you analyze the performance when you’re done. It’s like a reverse metronome.

• Tempi listens to your music in real-time, whether you’re mixing tracks or playing live.
• Tempi reports the BPM (beats per minute) of your music with remarkable accuracy.
• When you’re done, Tempi lets you analyze the recording so that problem areas can be pinpointed and improved.
• Use Tap for Tempo to quickly get a BPM reading at any time.
• Switch themes for easy nighttime use, or to use whatever suits your style.
• Export the audio recording of your music to keep or share.

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What kinds of music can Tempi detect?

Tempi works best when there’s a distinct “pulse” to the song, like a kick drum/snare or a repeating chord, and assumes the track plays at a consistent tempo. With less structured music it still does quite well but may occasionally report incorrect tempos.

Can I use Tempi with my entire band at the same time?

Absolutely! Tempi works great with your entire band playing at once, and is a great way to make sure everyone keeps a consistent tempo across the entire performance.

How do DJs use Tempi?

Tempi instantly detects the BPM of any track you’re playing, making it easy to match tempos for seamless transitions and perfect beat mixing. Whether you’re beatmatching by ear or need a quick BPM reference, Tempi gives you accurate real-time tempo information to keep your mixes tight.

The screen’s too bright while performing at night! Is there a night mode?

Tempi has many different themes, and a few (Night Red and Pitch) are perfect for use in low-light situations.

The reported tempo is way too fast or way too slow. Why?

Tempi normally reports BPM in the range of about 70-140. If you want faster than that, tap the multiplier button in the top right corner till it shows "2x". If you want it slower than that, tap it until it shows "1/2x".

How do you pronounce “Tempi”?

TEMP-ee!

Need more help?

Tempi Help