Tap tempo
Tap in time with a track. The BPM estimate uses the average interval across your recent taps.
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Average interval, not a one-tap guess
Each gap between taps is measured in milliseconds. The calculator keeps up to the eight most recent intervals and starts over after a long pause.
For a steadier reading
Tap at least four times and follow a clear beat. Syncopation, tempo drift, and tapping half-time or double-time can all produce a different but mathematically valid reading.
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