Hi, I’m Andriy, and I run Pitch Tempo. A simple way to try it: take a 120 BPM practice track, set tempo to 80% and leave pitch at 0. You get a roughly 96 BPM version to practice with. Or lower a backing track by two semitones while keeping tempo at 100%. You can also estimate the key and BPM first. Treat those as a starting point and check by ear, especially if the tempo seems half or double what you expect. A few practical limits: files must be at most 5 minutes and 100 MB. The preview uses the first 20 seconds of the source; export covers the whole uploaded file. Guests get 3 uploads per rolling 24 hours, shared by IP; accounts get 5 per rolling hour. Audio expires 24 hours after the original upload for guests, or 7 days for accounts. Another edit after a completed export needs a new upload. I’d like to hear which step feels awkward when you use it for practice or sample preparation. That would be useful feedback for the next round of work.

Pitch Tempo

Find key & BPM, change pitch or tempo, export your audio

Find key & BPM, change pitch or tempo, export your audio