LOUDMETER vs BPM Checker

LOUDMETER brings loudness analysis to your iPhone and iPad. Check a finished bounce wherever you are, or use your device as a second screen for your Mac’s live meters. ANALYZE AUDIO FILES Open or drop an MP3, WAV, AIFF, FLAC, or M4A file to see: • Integrated LUFS, plus Short-Term and Momentary maxima • True Peak in dBTP, with an over count • Loudness Range and Peak to Loudness Ratio • Stereo correlation and a loudness timeline • Reference targets for Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Netflix, and EBU R128 Copy your measurements or export a PNG report. All analysis runs on your device. MIRROR YOUR MAC Connect to LOUDMETER running on a Mac on the same local network. View live measurements on your phone or tablet and reset the Mac’s meters remotely. The connection uses Bonjour. Only measurement and visualization data are transmitted, never your audio. BUILT FOR MIXING AND MASTERING Loudness measurement is based on ITU-R BS.1770-5 and EBU R128, with K-weighting adapted to each file’s sample rate. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, tracking, or analytics. Audio processing stays on your device, and live readings stay on your local network. Questions or feedback? loudmeter.okancam.co

Find the BPM of any song, instantly. BPM Checker listens to the music playing around you and tells you its tempo in beats per minute - no tapping along, no typing, no account. Just tap Listen and point your phone at the speaker. WHAT IT'S FOR - DJs matching and beatmatching tracks - Producers and musicians checking a reference tempo - Dancers and instructors finding the count of a song - Runners and gym-goers picking music at the right pace - Anyone curious how fast a track really is HOW IT WORKS Real-time detection runs entirely on your device using the microphone. Play a song out loud, tap Listen, and the tempo appears within a few seconds, with a confidence reading so you know how solid it is. PRIVATE BY DESIGN The audio is analysed live on your iPhone and is never recorded, saved, or sent anywhere. FREE BPM Checker is free, supported by a small banner ad. Note: because the app hears music through the microphone, it works best when the song plays out loud in the room, not through headphones.