BPM & Key Finder

Yes. Upload a song, beat, loop, or rough mix and the analyzer estimates the musical key, mode, Camelot code, confidence, BPM, and common half-time/double-time alternatives.

Yes. A vocal tuner or pitch-correction plugin works best when it knows the song key. Use the detected key here, then open the vocal tuner or a vocal preset chain that matches the song.

The audio is analyzed by Essentia's RhythmExtractor2013, running two beat-tracking algorithms (multifeature and Degara) in parallel and reducing their per-frame BPM estimates to the integer mode. This is robust to tracks where the kick and hi-hat lock onto different tempos — a common failure mode in trap and hip-hop. On music with a steady beat, accuracy is typically within ±1 BPM; half- and double-time candidates are listed alongside the result.

A Harmonic Pitch Class Profile (HPCP) is computed across the whole song and matched against the EDMA profile templates from Essentia — learned from a corpus of electronic and hip-hop music, so the analyzer handles modern production better than the classical-listening profiles older tools were built on. The top key is reported with a strength score and the matching Camelot wheel position.

Yes — every Rys Up Audio tool is 100% free, with no signup, watermark, or paid credits. File-size and shared-worker limits are stated inside tools that use uploads or public AI services.

Most tools process audio entirely in your browser via the Web Audio API. AI-powered stem splitting and vocal removal upload audio to third-party public workers, so you should not submit private or sensitive recordings.

Every tool accepts MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, and OGG up to 50 MB per file. Most exports are 16-bit WAV; the high-quality vocal separator returns 320 kbps MP3.

Yes — every tool is responsive and works in iOS Safari and Android Chrome. Some tools (like the virtual piano) are optimized for multi-touch.