Original Summary

I built TempoSync after repeatedly running into the same problem while working with live recordings and guitar covers. A normal metronome works well when a song was recorded to a click, but it gradually drifts away from live performances, older recordings and tracks that naturally speed up or slow down. TempoSync analyzes an audio file and creates: - a beat map, - a tempo curve, - a synchronized metronome, - a WAV click track, - a MIDI tempo map. The workflow is simple: upload an MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG file, let it analyze the beats, then use the synchronized click or export the result for further work in a DAW. It uses credit packs instead of a monthly subscription. New accounts get one free analysis: https://temposync.xyz I’m looking for honest feedback on three things: Is the problem clear from the landing page? Which use case seems most useful: practice, rehearsal or music production? What type of recording would you test first? I built this as a small independent project, so feedback is very welcome.   submitted by   /u/Stachu1134 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/21 06:56:03