Hits, not just a grid
Most beat tools give you a metronome. This also finds the real hits, so cuts land on the snare, not near it.
Drop in a song and get every beat, bar or hit with seconds and timecode, ready for your editor. Nothing leaves your device.
Drop a song here
MP3, M4A, WAV or OGG. It stays on your device; nothing is uploaded.
How it works
It takes a few seconds to find the tempo, the bars and the hits.
Every beat, each bar, or the hits. Set the frame rate to match your timeline.
Download a CSV with timecodes, an Audacity label track, or copy the times.
Why this one
Most beat tools give you a metronome. This also finds the real hits, so cuts land on the snare, not near it.
HH:MM:SS:FF at 24, 25, 30 or 60 fps, so markers line up with your sequence in Premiere, Resolve or Final Cut.
CSV for spreadsheets and scripts, Audacity labels to check against the waveform, plain times for anything else.
Beats, bars or hits
The steady pulse of the song's tempo. For fast montages and quick cuts.
Every fourth beat, starting on the strong one. The safest place to change scene.
Where the sound actually jumps: snares, stabs, drops. Follows fills and breaks a grid misses.
Make it yours
Questions
Updated
No. Your browser decodes and analyses the file itself. Nothing is sent to a server, so it's fine for unreleased tracks and client music.
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