Is there any way to find out the bpm of a song?

[Larry Lobster]

A few songs have in the description the bpm but most don't. Is there any program or sum?

 

[Shadow King]

Virtual DJ helps but once you get under 80 it automatically doubles it up

 

[Larry Lobster]

Virtual DJ helps but once you get under 80 it automatically doubles it up

Thanks, so do i just load the music on Virtual DJ? Or do i have to do something else

 

[Renegade47]

search the name of the song with bpm at the end. i do it when imtrying to do remixes

 

[Shadow King]

Thanks, so do i just load the music on Virtual DJ? Or do i have to do something else

Yeah just load it on there and it'll show you. It has to be mp3 though

 

[Ghost Utmost]

MixMeister BPM Analyzer

I just grabbed the first link from Google so I ain't necessarily vouching for this particular DL link, BUT this is what I been using forever.

I used to have to try to "eyeball" the bpm when making beats. This shyt saved me hours and hours. You just point it at the folder you wanna analyze and you get a window with all the songs in that folder listed beside the BPM.

I love this program.

 

[Larry Lobster]

MixMeister BPM Analyzer

I just grabbed the first link from Google so I ain't necessarily vouching for this particular DL link, BUT this is what I been using forever.

I used to have to try to "eyeball" the bpm when making beats. This shyt saved me hours and hours. You just point it at the folder you wanna analyze and you get a window with all the songs in that folder listed beside the BPM.

I love this program.

 

[Mac Casper]

Count how many beats are in 6 seconds. Multiply by 10

Count how many bears in 10 seconds. Multiply by 6

 

[str8up]

I usually just tap it out

 

[Ghost Utmost]

Count how many beats are in 6 seconds. Multiply by 10

Count how many bears in 10 seconds. Multiply by 6

I usually just tap it out

The Mix Meister BPM analyzer gives you the BMP out to two decimal places. That kind of detail is critical over the course of an entire track. I don't think counting manually can give you the accuracy

 

[MufasaChoppa]

There's also a program that does it for your entire iTunes library and adds the bpm in iTunes

 

[Larry Lobster]

The Mix Meister BPM analyzer gives you the BMP out to two decimal places. That kind of detail is critical over the course of an entire track. I don't think counting manually can give you the accuracy

This that good shyt.

 

[str8up]

The Mix Meister BPM analyzer gives you the BMP out to two decimal places. That kind of detail is critical over the course of an entire track. I don't think counting manually can give you the accuracy

Yeah I usually just count it out when I'm sampling