Beat Detect vs Tempi – Live Beat Detection Usage & Stats

Beat detect is a simple way to get the tempo of any beat, just by listening through your device mic. It also includes a metronome and options to adjust BPM manually. ////WHEN DO I USE IT - For DJs: find the BPM of unlabelled tracks. Save some time and beatmatch more easily. - For Musicians: get real-time feedback of your band’s tempo. Identify timing fluctuations and changes. - For mobile app musicians: play an instrument and sync apps to your tempo with Ableton Link. ////MAIN FEATURES - Auto-detect the tempo of any beat - Keep the beat with built-in metronome - Adjust tempo manually with tap and + / - buttons - Restart the clock at anytime for phase synchronization - Ableton Link: sync compatible apps on several devices by connecting to the same WiFi network.

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Tempi – Live Beat Detection

Tempi measures you and your entire band’s tempo live, while you play, and lets you analyze the performance when you’re done. It's like a reverse metronome. * Tempi listens while you (or your entire band) play. * Tempi reports the BPM (beats per minute) of your performance in real time 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 just to suit your style. * Recording sessions can be saved for later analysis. * Export the audio recording of your performance to keep or share with others. HOW TO USE In a band setting, place the iPhone or iPad in a position where the entire band can see it so everyone will know when the band is speeding up or slowing down. When you’re done playing the song, press the stop button to analyze the performance. You can scroll through the entire song, isolate where the tempo sped up or slowed down, and play back the song to get an idea of what went wrong. Tempi is great for individual practice too. Use it instead of a metronome while practicing to pinpoint problem areas in a piece of music that you’re learning. If you can play through an entire song with the tempo only changing by 1 or 2 BPMs, you’ve arrived :-) Tempi works best when there’s a distinct “pulse” to the song, like a kick drum/snare or a repeating chord, and assumes the player is trying to play at a consistent tempo. With less structured music it still does quite well but may occasionally report incorrect tempos. If your song is very fast or very slow, tap the button at the top right to toggle between 1/2x, 1x, and 2x tempos.