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BpmChecker

Find the tempo (BPM) of any song by tapping along on your keyboard, with missed-beat detection and saving BPM to file names or MP3 ID3v2 tags. For DJs and musicians.

by Shareware Hangvogel
PRICEAbout $36
RUNS ONWindows
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About BpmChecker

BpmChecker from Shareware Hangvogel finds the BPM of a song by tapping your keyboard. Determine the tempo (BPM) of a song or any other piece of music by manually tapping along with the music on your PC keyboard – a handy tool for DJs, composers and other musicians.

Features

  • Automatic missed-beat detection.
  • Play a music file through your own player.
  • Add the BPM to (and remove it from) the played file name or MP3 ID3v2 tag.
  • Played song files are kept in a flexible history list.
  • Handy shortcuts, for example to play the next file in a folder.
  • Embedded MP3 ID3v2 tag editor.
  • Set your own background image in JPG, BMP and other formats.

Key features

Tap tempoFind BPM by tapping on the keyboard
Missed-beat detectionAutomatic correction
BPM taggingSave BPM to file names or ID3v2 tags
History listKeep track of played songs
ShortcutsJump to the next file in a folder
ID3v2 editorEdit MP3 tags
Custom backgroundJPG, BMP and more
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License and price

License type
Paid
Price
About $36

System requirements

Operating system
Windows

Good and keep in mind

Good

  • Simple and accurate tap-based tempo finding
  • Saves BPM directly to MP3 tags

Keep in mind

  • Manual tapping – no automatic BPM analysis
  • Paid program

Frequently asked questions

How does BpmChecker find the BPM?
You tap along with the music on your keyboard, and BpmChecker calculates the beats per minute.
What if I miss a beat?
Yes. Automatic missed-beat detection corrects for beats you skip.
Can it save the BPM to my files?
Yes. It can add the BPM to the file name or to the MP3 ID3v2 tag, and remove it again.
Who is it for?
DJs, composers and other musicians who need to know a song's tempo.
Is it free?
No. It is shareware (about $36).