Free tool · tempo matching

How far can you
push a BPM match?

Enter a tempo. See exactly how wide the mixable range is — including the half-time and double-time tracks most people forget about.

BPM

Same tempo

Anything mixed directly against BPM
150

Half-time

Slower track playing at half this tempo, still locks rhythmically
75

Double-time

Faster track playing at double this tempo, same story
300

What the gradient means

Bright center = clean match. It fades because the further you stretch, the more the pitch shift gives it away.

±3%

Barely noticeable

Most listeners won't hear a pitch shift here. This is where you can layer tracks almost blind.

±6%

Standard pitch-fader range

The classic DJ pitch fader tops out around here. Comfortable, still musical, the working range most mixes live in.

±10%+

Getting risky

Past here the pitch shift starts to color the track. Still usable with skill (or automatic correction), but know what you're trading.

Tuttii checks this for every song, automatically.

No mental math. Drop songs in and Tuttii shows a match score for key and tempo before you commit to a mashup.

Free reference from Tuttii — no signup required to use this page.

Tolerance bands (±3% / ±6% / ±10%) follow common DJ pitch-fader conventions, not a strict science — genre, rhythm complexity, and your ear are the final word.