How do I find the BPM of a song?

Upload your audio file to Toneify and we'll instantly detect the BPM (beats per minute) using advanced audio analysis. Supports MP3, WAV, FLAC, and more.

How do I find the key of a song?

Simply upload your song to Toneify and our analyzer will detect the musical key and scale (major or minor) automatically. Perfect for DJs and producers.

Is this BPM finder free?

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What audio formats are supported?

Toneify supports MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A, and video formats like MP4, WebM, and MOV. Maximum file size is 200MB.

Can I convert audio to MIDI?

Yes! Toneify includes a free audio to MIDI converter. After analyzing your song, you can view the detected notes in a piano roll and export them as a MIDI file.

What is the Camelot Wheel?

The Camelot Wheel is a tool used by DJs for harmonic mixing. It shows which musical keys are compatible for mixing. Toneify detects the key and provides the Camelot code.

Techno typically ranges from 130-150 BPM, with 140 BPM being common. Hard techno can go up to 160 BPM. Detroit techno tends to be around 130-135 BPM while industrial techno is often 140-150 BPM.

BPM Chart by Genre

Complete BPM Chart (Sorted by Tempo)

Genre	Typical BPM	Range	Description
Ambient	70 BPM	60-90	Slow, atmospheric soundscapes
R&B	70 BPM	60-80	Smooth, soulful grooves
Reggae	80 BPM	60-90	One drop rhythm feel
Downtempo / Chillout	90 BPM	70-100	Relaxed electronic music
Hip Hop	90 BPM	85-115	Classic boom bap and modern hip hop
Reggaeton	95 BPM	85-100	Latin urban music
Classical	100 BPM	40-200	Varies by piece and movement
Country	110 BPM	90-130	Traditional and modern country
Folk	110 BPM	80-140	Acoustic, storytelling music
Funk	115 BPM	100-130	Groovy, syncopated rhythms
Pop	120 BPM	100-130	Mainstream radio hits
Disco	120 BPM	110-135	Classic 70s/80s dance
Rock	120 BPM	110-140	Classic and modern rock
Indie	120 BPM	100-140	Alternative and indie rock
Deep House	122 BPM	118-125	Deeper, soulful house
House	124 BPM	120-130	Four-on-the-floor dance music
Tech House	126 BPM	124-130	Techno-influenced house
Progressive House	128 BPM	126-132	Building, melodic house
Electro House	128 BPM	126-132	Heavy, energetic house
Breakbeat	135 BPM	120-145	Syncopated drum patterns
Trance	138 BPM	130-145	Uplifting, melodic EDM
Trap	140 BPM	130-170	Half-time feel at 70 BPM perceived
Metal	140 BPM	100-200	Wide range, often fast
Techno	140 BPM	130-150	Driving, industrial sound
Dubstep	140 BPM	138-142	Heavy bass, half-time feel
Jazz	140 BPM	60-200	Wide range depending on style
Hard Techno	150 BPM	145-160	Aggressive techno
Hardstyle	150 BPM	150-160	Hard dance with kick drums
Punk	170 BPM	140-200	Fast, aggressive energy
Jungle	170 BPM	160-180	Complex breakbeats
Drum & Bass	174 BPM	160-180	Fast breaks and heavy bass
Hardcore	180 BPM	160-200	Very fast hard dance
Gabber	200 BPM	180-220	Extreme tempo hardcore

Popular Genres Quick Reference

House

124 BPM

Techno

140 BPM

Hip Hop

90 BPM

Drum & Bass

174 BPM

Dubstep

140 BPM

Trance

138 BPM

Pop

120 BPM

Trap

140 BPM

Understanding BPM Ranges

Slow (60-90 BPM)

Ambient, R&B, reggae, downtempo. Relaxed, chill vibes. Good for warmups and cooldowns.

Medium (90-120 BPM)

Hip hop, pop, funk, rock. Comfortable dancing tempo. Most mainstream music falls here.

Fast (120-140 BPM)

House, techno, trance, EDM. High energy dance music. Peak time club tracks.

Very Fast (140+ BPM)

Drum & bass, hardstyle, hardcore. Intense, high-energy music for peak moments.

BPM Chart FAQ

What BPM is house music?

House music typically ranges from 120-130 BPM, with 124-128 BPM being the most common. Deep house tends to be slower (118-125 BPM) while tech house and electro house can be faster (126-132 BPM).

What BPM is hip hop?

Hip hop typically ranges from 85-115 BPM, with 90 BPM being very common for classic boom bap. Modern trap is often 130-170 BPM but feels like half that tempo due to the half-time drum pattern.

What BPM is drum and bass?

Drum and bass (DnB) typically ranges from 160-180 BPM, with 174 BPM being the most iconic tempo. Liquid DnB tends to be around 170 BPM while jump-up and neurofunk can be up to 180 BPM.

Can I mix songs with different BPMs?

Yes, but it requires tempo adjustment. Most DJ software can sync tracks within +/- 6% without noticeable pitch change. For larger differences, use transitions, breakdowns, or creative mixing techniques.

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