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Want to know the tempo of a song? Tap your finger on the big friendly tap button in time with the music and the tempo will display at the top. Got a delay effect on your pedal/synth/effects rack? Accurate delay times are already on the screen for you to use. Got a LFO parameter on your effect or synth patch? The LFO rates are also on screen to set the effect in time with the track.

If you already know the BPM use the new keypad to enter the BPM to get the LFO and delay times.

Features:
- Tap in time with any music to find the tempo, correct delay times and LFO frequencies.
- Hit the mode button to change the delay and LFO display to dotted or triplet time
- BPM can be adjusted manually if you already know the tempo and just need the delay/LFO rates.
- Simple easy to use interface.
- Enter BPM directly via keypad
- New meters for taps taken, tap timing and tap accuracy

Press:
'A mixing lifesaver for those of us who like to use delays!' - Tape Op Magazine

A tap tempo and BPM delay time/LFO rate calculator all rolled into one handy iOS application. Invaluable for all musicians, DJ's, producers and sound engineers.

Want to know the tempo of a song? Tap your finger on the big friendly tap button in time with the music and the tempo will display at the top. Got a delay effect on your pedal/synth/effects rack? Accurate delay times are already on the screen for you to use. Got a LFO parameter on your effect or synth patch? The LFO rates are also on screen to set the effect in time with the track.

If you already know the BPM use the new keypad to enter the BPM to get the LFO and delay times.

Features:
- Tap in time with any music to find the tempo, correct delay times and LFO frequencies.
- Hit the mode button to change the delay and LFO display to dotted or triplet time
- BPM can be adjusted manually if you already know the tempo and just need the delay/LFO rates.
- Simple easy to use interface.
- Enter BPM directly via keypad
- New meters for taps taken, tap timing and tap accuracy

Press:
'A mixing lifesaver for those of us who like to use delays!' - Tape Op Magazine