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Sylvain Demongeot
BPMer is a powerful track analyzer.
BPMer is more than a mere
- Precision BPM detector
- Completely automatic, no need to tap
- Batch processing of folder or iTunes playlist
- Writes BPM to file tag
- Exports BPM and other data to iTunes
- Supports mp3 and AAC
- Detects music intro & fade-out
- Optionally optimizes iTunes start & stop times
- Optionally adjusts track volume
- Genre filter: process selected genres or skip selected genres
- License package includes AccuBeatMix
BPMer is more than a mere
What's New
Version 1.1.11 Fixes an issue that caused BPMer to crash when reading some corrupt ID3 tags.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
| Downloads:11,254 |
| Version Downloads:5,721 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Audio |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:08 Jun 2009 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $19.00 |
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BPMer is a powerful track analyzer.
BPMer is more than a mere BPM counter. It also detects intro & fade-out to skip them in iTunes. And thanks to AccuBeatMix, you just get perfect, beat-matching transitions. The beat never stops!
BPMer does not support DRM-protected files such as iTunes Music Store files.
- Precision BPM detector
- Completely automatic, no need to tap
- Batch processing of folder or iTunes playlist
- Writes BPM to file tag
- Exports BPM and other data to iTunes
- Supports mp3 and AAC
- Detects music intro & fade-out
- Optionally optimizes iTunes start & stop times
- Optionally adjusts track volume
- Genre filter: process selected genres or skip selected genres
- License package includes AccuBeatMix
BPMer is more than a mere BPM counter. It also detects intro & fade-out to skip them in iTunes. And thanks to AccuBeatMix, you just get perfect, beat-matching transitions. The beat never stops!
BPMer does not support DRM-protected files such as iTunes Music Store files.
lpt3 reviewed on 22 May 2012
1) Some files had their artist, album, title or genre field jumbled up (e.g. Android would become something like nArdiod). Sometimes it was all four fields, sometimes it was one. It's been a month or two and I'm still finding these occasionally.
2) Some files that had BPM data previously were left with no BPM data at all.
3) Demo version over-writes comments in your tags saying that the BPM was determined by BPMer, and the pro version neglects to remove these. I hope you don't keep anything interesting in your comment tags if you use the demo version.
4) The log file is almost entirely useless. BPMer told me there were errors but the log only had a list of every file scanned followed by "updated", "up-to-date" or "filtered due to genre". No error messages to be found.
This is not the software you're looking for.
Moiaussi reviewed on 20 Dec 2011
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Schmiegel reviewed on 05 Jul 2010
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and I don't understand what action the option 'Export to iTunes' does.. seems to export in anycase..
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Dinh reviewed on 08 Jun 2007
First note, is it took me awhile to figure out that the evaluation version only works on files with names starting with A-J... So if your wondering why the app is just flakey, that might be the cause.
Second... Lets take the song Overcome by Tricky.. My tapping counter says it should read 84 BPM (its Trip Hop), but BPMer re-wrote it to 165.
Third... Far Away From Home by Groove Coverage.. It records it as 182 while my tapping counter reads 92..
This seems to be a common problem where its off by a multiple of two and is triggering off of something else which isn't the baseline. I understand, but I want a way of handling this.. Sensitivity, expected range, or even a way of playing a blurb per file and then asking if that seems reasonable?
There was also difficulty updating the BPM view in iTunes, but I'm going to attribute that to iTunes not updating with the files properly rather than BPMer.
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Great software!
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but this version (1.0 and 1.1) was destroying the cover pictures that were stored within my MP3 files...
ilast2minutes reviewed on 12 Jan 2007
Thought I found a bug with regards to ID3 tag versions while testing. Waiting for developer to respond.
Otherwise, Ill give it a four-star overall because It could be better in some respects. For instance, a short test revealed different BPM's for the same song consecutively tested.
Stability? Dont know. I didnt thoroughly test it on large playlists, or more than one playlist.
Pricing is relative. Is any app this simple worth $19 +VAT? Its all relative. Others cannot due without it.
Ease of use gets a 5 (so far).
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