Tangerine! for Mac

Counts very often totally wrong BPM numbers . If you prepare your Sets in ITunes (let Tangerine count the BPM) , you'll get in trouble when opening your playlists in Traktor, Serato or even Djay. And in my case, the software even analyses only 90% of the songs I bought on ITunes. Got a whole lot of work now to make the corrections manually, by writing 'comments' for each track to give other (commercial!) programms a Gate to overwrite the wrong analysis.

I'm using Tangerine for many years now. This day I've checked a lot of BPMs manually and it was very disappointing that a lot of Punk Rock songs have only the half BPM. I compared it with beaTunes and that is much more accurate (when turning of the online ressources).

IM a dj now for about the last 6 years and this is a life saver, sure like anything its not perfect.. but the BPM park rocks, is counts the BPM and then tags it, the accuracy if it so far to my knowledge is about 98% and if its off it off by alot like 200. but thats fine I just enter those by hand. I have over 75000 songs so I saved about a years worth of work.. loading BPM's by hand... a must buy for dj's

As a DJ, this helps me put together playlists in iTunes. Unfortunately, it gets the BPMs wrong a little too often and I end up using a Dashboard widget I downloaded to tap the BPMs in . . . Then again, the BPM counters on my CD decks aren't always perfect either. Maybe there's never going to be a near-perfect BPM counter -- well, except your own ears and a stopwatch.

Two things- I don't like that the software immediately begins analyzing my library. I tried to stop the analysis, but it only let me pause it. Perhaps there is a way to stop analyzing the songs, but it was not readily apparent (to me). Also, the program gave me a number of 5 digit bpm results. ex. Blondie's "Rapture" resulted in a bpm of 30272! Again, maybe it's me, but I've experienced the 2nd comment with other bpm programs. I hate that. DJ Lance Reynolds