A drifting tempo of an AI track becomes an even BPM with the pitch unchanged, and the first strong beat lands on the start of a bar. For rebuilding in FL Studio, Ableton, Logic, Cubase.
Sign in to fix a track. It costs 1 token, charged only after a successful result.
Sign in and fixMusic generators build a track without a single grid: the beats shift slightly and the tempo changes from bar to bar. It is barely noticeable by ear, but in a DAW clips, drums and loops stop landing on the grid.
The tool finds the beats and bars, builds one curve from them and stretches the track so that every beat lands on an even grid at the target BPM. The pitch stays the same.
The result is one 24-bit WAV in the same format as the source track. The file name carries the new tempo, for example “_121bpm_aligned”. You can place it on the project grid without fitting clips by hand.
If you need separate tracks, split the song into stems and tick “Align tempo” in the DAW pack: all tracks are aligned with one plan, and the tempo goes into the REAPER, Cubase and Studio One projects and the MIDI files.
Upload the track, sign in and press “Fix tempo”. You can set a target BPM; if you don't, we use the track's average tempo.
No. The tempo changes by time stretching with the pitch preserved: the key and the timbre stay the same.
One token per track, signed-in users only. The token is charged after a successful result; if the alignment fails, nothing is charged.