Speed up or slow down a track by a percentage of its BPM.
A percentage tempo change scales the original BPM by one plus the fraction, so a ten percent raise on 120 yields 132. Working out a target tempo before warping or resampling prevents compensating errors and keeps the feel intact.
Tempo Change
New BPM = original x (1 + change%)
New BPM = original x (1 + change%) A percentage tempo change scales the original BPM by one plus the fraction, so a ten percent raise on 120 yields 132.
Working out a target tempo before warping or resampling prevents compensating errors and keeps the feel intact.
This calculator takes 2 inputs: Original tempo, Tempo change. The pre-filled defaults are a realistic starting point — replace them with figures from your own environment for a result you can act on.